Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 15, 1878, Page 7

7 general expenso acconnt for the year is as 8 h THE COUNCIL. v % Dedding it Fuel and engincer'ad Omnihas, harn, and forage. Incidental expenses, . Annual Report of the Bride- well Commis- rm, mprovementa &nd FenRire., ... metring department. Lahor used in constructh Hoardtng prisaners, Finn department .. 0 properiy sccotn Passage of the Ordinance Regu- |ating Street-Paving, Founs dations, Etc. 852,707 832,707 Thyniclan, sends his report to t thera were five deaths during the year, and thirty-two since the opening Tha ¢cost of medical namber of ansesementa for sldewatks werosab- t the cost of making nn 1o coat 8100 was 810, Dr. Dunne, Cit tho Bonrd, show| Mr. Riordan ;Will Not Get a Seat as Alderman from the Eeventh mitted, and it appeared thal arrersment for o ridewalk 1d, Tiallard moved that the Committee on Streets and Alleya bo Instructed to nvestigate the matter, Ordinances Adopted for (he Paving of n Largo Number of Strcels, RIORDAX. B Tha enccinl order—the Itic ridan conteated election cage—tas then taken tip. AlL Tarnow submiited a resolution adonted by nhileans of the Boventh Ward, anking that has been representing the ) Lo allowed fo retain hia seat antil tho spring o1 Alil, Seaton maved to concar in the report of the Committee on Elections, and to adopt the resolu- tion ndmitting Itiordan td a seat, Ald, Tarnow moved tn lny the motlon on the la- Agrecd to—yeas, 17; nays, 14—0s follows: Lodding, Tarnow, 1 h 1do, Linsénbarth, Bweeney, A regular meeting of the Councll was held Inst evening, Ald. Cook In the char, sentce was Janszens, A commnnication was recolved from the Mayor giving the names of persons pardoned from the Bridewell alnce lost Augunt, the Committeo on Dridewell, LAW DEPARTMENT. A communication was recolved from the Law Department In reference to the tlafm of cx-Polico Commissloner Sherldan for back pay. The conrta dad decided againat the city, but an appeal had been prayed. Actfonon It was postponed tempo- Tho only ab- 1t was referred to T Ry et 3 o, A b v Hinert. Throon, Cook, It Yuomson (Thirteenthy, Nick Another commnnication was recelved from the ssmedepartment, giving objections to the referred ordloanco llcensing bootblacks and newspaper vendets. The Nawsbovs' Home peoplo wero given suthorlty In it contrary to Iaw. A proper ordinance laid on the table—ycns, ORDERS, Ald. Glibert presented an order dirceting the De- partment of Public Works to pre) 1or planking, with threc-inch plank, twenty-four feet of the roadway of Thirty-ffth street, from State to lalsted, re an ordinance 1 wan pussed. ully offered o aimilar resnlntion regarding t street, from Droad to Halated, Another commanlcation was recelved from the ssmo department snbmitting an ordinance provid. g for the abandonment of the extenslon of Morgan street to Milwaukco avenue, The cost would bo over 812,000, and tha Commisaloner ap- pointed to mako a epecial assessment could not 8nd property which woald ho beneflted by the en- forcoment o an amount exceedine about two- thirds of the cost. The ordinance was referred to the Committce on Streets and Alloys, West Divis- submittcd an order directin, Department of Public Works to procecd fort with tho ercctlon of nviaduct over the railroad tracks cronsing West Eiphtecnth streat, an uppro- urlnllan having been made for it in 1875, paesc Ald. Kerher submitted an o eatne Department to make an estimate for o over the riverat Fourteel 1o tho Department. Ald, Lawlcr offered an orderdirecting the same Department to prepare an ordinance for a viadnct over the Fort Wayne_ Haflrond teack, croastng 1t was referred to the Com- rder l!lrccllné:l i nth streol, It was referred West larriron streot, mittca on Btreets and Alleys, West DI Ald. Bwweoncy prerented an ardinance inatructing the Department of Puulie Works to direct the Chi- Rallroasd Company to repalr tho wilorne and Cherry ave- o the Committes on”Rail- 7 Ald, Kirk, from the Commlitee on Flre and Wa- at (he Cominitice stood hy thelr re. ort on lumber-yards, and ho asked that it be re- ferred to the Commitice on Judiclary, 1t wos mado & apecial order for the next meoting, Ald, Daley moved that tha riles ho suspeuded in order to tako from the tablo the report of the Com- mittce on Elections, The report was not agreed to—yens, 14, nays, 18—ax follows: Yeas—1 " T G Another communlcatlon was recelved from the nme department, submilting on ordinance pro- viding for tho exclusion of express wagons and backa from atreets in which there are doublo rallroad Iracks, It wam referred the Joint Committe on Strects and Alleye, The annual report of the City Attornoy was ro- cetved and referred to the Commitice onJudiciary, [tshowed that he had done a great deal of work, sad dono It well, THE DRIDEWELL, ‘The tixth annu al report of 1ho CommIssloners of the llouso of Correctlon was recelved and reforred 10 the Committco on Bridewell, ‘Tho Board conalsts o John U, Haines, and cago & Pacific stroot.crosaings on Sla 1t wan referred i f Mayor Heath, Louls Wahl, port heeinn by hoting than an fncreascd or do- creased daily average of prisonces cannot nflect the outlay much, as the Item of dicting inmates makes ‘bt asmall partof the general expense, It is the ealanca of officers, carrying prl 1o the prison and back aga, fnge, keepinz them_ In " thorouzh repalr, bed- d _many ‘neceanary Tearsons, Thompron (Th Ird'l.glaw. Gt Nicaen, Bchwelat] Nays—Honenhe Bommer, Tully, Throop, Lauingarien, Wal lsuncrs from tho city , honting of bnfld. | SCADATI Rirk= Thia virtunlly ends Mr. Riordan's chances. sinca s not likely that tho resolutfon will ever b taken from the table, Therofore, lierbor will con- tinuoe to hold on until a successor relleves him, ] BTHEET FOUNDATIONS, The special order—~tho ordinance concernln, foundations for pavements—was taken up, was na follows: 8EC. 1. All pavements of streots, alleys, or acer Tt e ity of Chitaes shal? Fert oo m length for each ® concrete foundatfon, consisting of rukcen atono and ccment not lesy than six focl de upon a stone fuundatior Prosded, That {ho ki ding and clothing, Incidental expen: caring for prisoners. Tha policy puraned of bny. ing mupplies in the open market, withont the ald of couteactors, ennblew the departmont to obtain Ma necessariea at its own convenleuco and at mints mum prices, The earnings, alko, do not finctuato materially from yoar to year, althourh the cash re- colved may, and'does, as It lns somewhat the past ear. 7Tis total number of prisoners during tho was 8,651—of which 421 wero in prison ai commancement of the year, 4,708 wero recelved for violations of the vriinances of the city, from the Criminal Court of Cook County, 1,180 rom Juatices of tho Peace, and 6 from the United Etates District Court, oundativn conslsti thres inches in thickness, of sectlon. or upon faundation to ha Jald Don any street, aliey, or publl piace, the quality of thio material 10 'be wicd, and tho manne 0 samic, shall be as designateq The Jargest number re- | Coune, pursuant, howev celved during any one day in the year wan 67— 37 The” number in . varied from 303 prisune 10 634 on the ‘-‘illlvnf Al Dee. 31 was 483; greatly diminished prior uriog the summer 1 1o 2 orinancen, and £"thd Drenartiment of o, 2. Whenever it shall ho necersary to make tho avement of any atrect, alley, or public that It ahail be, when comple wrade, that ‘mich street, ailo; ny part thereof, be fitled fh with 3 the pavenentan wich streer, other public place shiall rhons MAVINg ti ¢ ubtalned fron greatly fluctuutes, hovin erson the Uth of April gust. ‘Tho number in prison and this number will be 10 1bo opentng of spring. months that fargo numbers arc committed to clty The terme of fmprisonment of tho mputing fincs into days, were, for threo days ouch} 4 for five days eachs 740 r from soven to ten days, or from slxteen to twes for from twenty- i puita Visen had hevh afactory auid itoper can- h certifes ahal lerk beforg tho Depn ANA A perinit aF 10 any way allows the pav Kl on any sucl atre Lo, 3, Tils ordiiaecd o after fiv pasago, daning the year, ¢ 802 for (wo days each 861 for four daya cacls for six days eac| Inclusive, " each force from and who sald he was not Interested, altor the words **conulsting of ound common pine usive, cach; and 1,40. one to thirty days, Inclusf Te under sentences excecding ut tearly al) of {hoss who tess other than that of e: wero from the Iatter number. r relenscd, 37 pald omplroller, 117 vajd fines at the I tion, 20 wero pardoned by Biate, 1 was pardoned releared by order of tho 3, superscdeay and ordor of #scape, and 5, 383 by expiration, of aentencen. Tho report comments ac thirty days cach; were roloased, by xplration of wenicnce, fines to the City louso of Cotrec- the Qovarnor of tho the President, 280 ayor of tha cily, courts, b by deatly, moved to Insert In the first scction the words ** s 1t was agrecd to—yeas 25, nays 10, as followa: allard, Thompsun Hibert, Bommer, Seliler, MoNurm i Wheeler, Thompon (Tl leaen, Linsénbarth, Scnwelsilinl, | Cultertan, Lotding, Kerb amgarien, Sweency, Daly— lnrd moved o Inscrt after tho wor ction, "' In the firat scction, the fullo: And latd npon bearlnes of onu Inch bourds, n than elelit fuches wide, crosswieo of tho ofuiniz enda of cach soc- on il bearing or sleep. on tyo fact that very few r way out, becauso thoy would 1 n than losc that 0w that In 1873 76, while In 1877 1 Y payment, and thoy paid These figures are for releases at tho Hoase of Correction; but tho ssmo In trae ai tho Comptrolice's ollice, tho falling ot in relenses %-_lgllcnl thero belng from 831 [n 1872 to 37 In 1t refors to the declsfon of Judge Me. t the Vagrant luw wou unconstitutional, cave whould bo made and argu ments heard at ance befora tho Snpreme Court, risoners have been employed at brick. stocking-making. and cane-seatiny, _such ompluyment conid bo secured for the institution. 'The total amount of acconnta audlted ear o boen 864,012, 44, of which T permancnt hnprovemonts: for necewsary rovalrs of building unafacture of brick, blo Lo ealary account, an in manufaciurimg sum by coming out. e D68 wero releuscd by paying 80, only 117 wero released street at and nnder the tion, resting half and hal or under tho centre of cach scction crosswise of tf street of samo width and thicknes Ald. Throop sald beurinus wero useless, Idoa of putting anrthing uidee the endw of boards! Of course tho middlo woultl ajnk. Ald, Daly was also opposed th them. Jectof the Comunliten waa to aveld de; ‘which caused hotes 1o ho mude, and resul rapid tearinz up of the pavement, ‘Tha amendment was ayrecd to—yeas 18, nays Niys~Eommer, dding, ll)llver. leldler, White, : weoney, Jaly— in mi ki t skillad labor not cha, it Ballard also moved to fusert tho fallow- it wood, and other itema , G0L. 85 for other gei total ‘recelpts uring the ye $20, 64 ar, of cash, have been xtends its thanks to Mr, E. 8. Alhro Ie uld In conducting ro- i 1tmb Inchos thiei, oF of ronnd i ar blocks not less n_diametees all ly Mied witly clean lako grave y atrocc eamposltion, well raittided down. On. ne-ieh buard or plan hit Juchira long, on foundations of 1 12 b 1o% luss thiag soven inches uf throo-fneh_plank, couerete, or 0, .07, The Hoard ¢: and Mr. W, P, . Felton, Buperintendent, submita d It 18 presonted with it shows that there has boen an increase of B10 pritoners recelved durin over those recelve was made up by two-inch piank bi long, on fuundation; stoig, tho hlocks to by six tncties loux, The amendment wns nereed to—yons 27, nays 8,—Somwer, Lawlor, White, Throop, Sweency, 1y, {:‘x' Gitbest offerod the follawlng ks an amend. ze. 4, Whencrer ang person or pes Clty Councl) for an orier or erdinanes for f soy strcct, alley, or publis place, on the Y Swiert, or und lis of thu slanat tho yoar 1877 o year 1870, increased num. t known as the . ftnients under the nc Yagrant faw, which we: The number of vazabonds recelved du 16706 was 6033, —1u the year just e tecelved wus 1, 18, —au fncreased committal for this offensa of (21, Mr, Felton dlscussed at length the Vogrant law, heartlly approves ity worklngs, and regrets that it shuuld” have been duclared unconstitutional, ferring to tho natiounlity of this class of privonors, that the record of prisonces of hiv oftice shows, by tho admirsions of thoso committed by Junder the Vorant act, tiat uring the year ndad the number nutitre of propes aulring seven-elyl wwiiers, fronting on the strot Eouht 10 bo paved, such o b aevonipauled by' & cort 2, counterslgned by titton s stienod ua statod, lie urder and ordinances o ‘The ordinunce s amendud wag or tho order re- 7 Ty e y 3 h o Dopartmunt o Stayor, that Criminal Court and tfromJuly 1 to Dec. ¢eived from that court and' front tho dustices of Fen. paned. FPeace, Couke Caunty, 781 were elther forcign horn of foreign-burn citlzens, 45 or were tho uflaprin; 2 were native white citizens of were blacks, and 10! Dativo parcatage. 8o apcaks ot some lenyih of the young men of the city, and rk of the Soclety o ro- TAVING STRERTS, iont, submitted the report ou Btrects aud_Alloye rec iu accordance with thy | guest, that the Dopartment of Publlo Worl ropare ordinances for the vaving of certafn sirects, atrict attention 1o be pald to the foundatione, and provision to be madu for ths pats ting in of ecwor, vas, and water pipes before the NORTIL DIVISION, Indlana street, from the ylsion, from tho river to Clark Iln'nver o Clarky Chicago 'lne. Ald, Gilbert, by e of the Jolnt Cominltic approves the wo his report with somo tables, ug Bgures arv taken: the year, 4,414 males snd 1,716 ed during the samo time, 4,370 The uumber on hond Dic. 31 was 455 males and 128 fewales, or 489 10 “Tho cllet offenses and tho commitinents for each the peace, 2,000; vazabouds, 4 vazruncy, Gu2 from which tho folluwl Keeelved durinyg femalest dlschar; r tu Plne streets Pi- s Kol ey emie, ke nue, from Clark to BOUTI DIVIKION, L184; intoxicatlon ¥ from FIfth avenus to Lake gambling houses, 100 Ia lio terma of sentenco varied from' une day to | fines belg as_follows: 310 ond ‘coste, 408: $25 135 60 doys, 50; six Thors wera recelved from Polico Co Tom Justices, 1,180; Criminal Court, The reloascs wero:' By explration of sentence, and cost, 745; § an 82818100 and ' cudts, and’ coats, 428; g Tonuo o from Biate to tho river; Twellih, tro kil irom Lako to Handolpl; vaa Iluren (o Taylur: 3h from k tu Twelfthi Wae nid 1o Tweonty-ninili; iurens flarrison, avent 10 the river; rra; from rom Fweaty-soco souty, Waterto Vau ¥ Mayor's pardon, 280; superscdean, 171, rdoned by the Frevident of the 20 by the Governor of this Btate, tivitics of the prisoucrs woro as follows: 1, 14 431} Uermuny, AL fri’ avenue Lo Clark Fourth aveuue, frouf Harrison 1o Jackson: EIghiventl froni Indiana avesus 1o thu Fivers | Archer avenue: Hastc Syenus Lo thu river; 143 Engiand, 5 o bithplacce of th showiui fa that which glv o parcote of tho prisonen, Ircland, ,004: United “i"h 875 England, 4053% gave 120 different occupations, of werc: Laborers, 5143 tcamatore, 3 paintors, 142: hosticrs, 118; clarke, 104; carpente blr’l uders, 503 1, 717 %Y tallors, 545 waltere, GO reposts Is oritontly on 8d0 by %0 {aemy who briocd oz oatelder 10 giYo $hat dcelgna uring tho year thero have been 177, 886 ratlons \ the groatest number belug o 3 B total number of 177,808 d: ets, 17,271 have been used at cape-scatin) ud large nuwbe - o THO cost of provis Mvea conts two wills ot lEhin eVowaes Wtatior Siiise “fl to l“blll‘ll% avenue) Mo v v 20 Lrove, from Twanty-dafth to o svenue, from Thirty-Aret to Thirty- il aveaue, frow Thiny-Bfth w Thirty. WEST DIVISION, Madteo W andol PRy l":%_tlv:gm eat; \\'fllnlnr t llalsted; Randolph, 3 Kangauon, from sies avenia 40 s ey 7 Cotire b S, frons Loonits to rom Iuélena 1o Oblo! ated £0“Contre ave 10" iua Tsland ayen ® of acrvice of Carpenter, fruis Fultou (o Tubiais o’ Nerct Seenus Yeuue Lo the river. [ Divielon, from Allwauke Ald, Cullerton moved as an amendient: of tho propesty-owners petitios ¢ improveaent. Ald, Thozpaou sald the passoge uf such au ordi- BG4 a1 vaking etocke lu work sbout the fnatitus vided, » wajorlt; us, as shown above, was | the Council fur for ¢ach prieaner por diye on. 74, 70, 77. and 58, an order wan made to file ohjections by the 18th, . in the case of Mary Rink va. Peter Knhanick, bantardy, the caee wae diamissed by coneent. - ‘nlz.cu‘n. Jrpax DRrysoNn—In chiambere, JCDOR_BLONOETT—ATL 404, 205, 200, &7, 208, 200, M1 to 205 217, 219, 220, 222 o 226, il fnelmalve. “No case on (rial, Ty nag. And 4310 47, Crefghton nance amonnted to n canfiecation of property. Te hoped the amendment would prevall, 14. Pearsons wa of tnn eame opinion. y Ald, Ballard snid nothing Imptoved n man‘a property ra rapldly an lgmrl street. While rome af the ftrects named might Lo emited, ha was In favor of most of them. Ald. White thought, 1f the amendment pnased, noatreets wonld he paved neat summer, ‘A ma- Jority of tho property-awners never wouid sizn s petition. Ald. Throop belleved In compulafon. ¢ hard- ship was worked, the Conncil could reacind the order Inauch n case, Ald. Daly consldcred the order bleseing in dis- Buise, Ald. Callerton was opposed to_saddling such an enormous expensa vpon people who were now not ablo o pay thelr tazes. The owners of down- town property wonld be compelled to pave their sircets, sincs they conld not rent thelr etotes If th OURTS. Altermantc hodies every pr A 7 e on enmpstent, ander that 0 ronfract, hes th T st or v iy &ay artl- clraof fawfal merchandiae, inany such qoantiiies Ax may he desirahle, and hy Antitics sverriained reckon it Zwas *hout freein de arternoon when day went at it, and day fit an’ fit an’ fit till nigh onto dark; den Ginral Jackson got In & big ek and knock Packinum (n do ditch, and cut off his head with one lick, and dat ended it. J 'was heaby, sah, and sced it all.* THE INDIANS. A Tolerable State of Comfort and Satisfacs tion at the New Agencies—The Red Alan' Lungs Suffering from Raw Winda, Boectal Dievateh (o Tha CAleago Tribune, Outana, Neb,, Jun. 14,—~Licut. W. P. Clark, who has just arrived from the new Indian Agencies on the Missour! River, states that the Vi ety o for the pitrposs of payment of price by Any mode witel may Tie agrasd npon hy the partfes 1o the sals. n the ;'h;vl\"fl of cereement as (o mode, the law steps e Elaborate Arguments Before the 8p- preme Court in the Newberry Will Case. nandard. This common law right by & genvealwiatute of thin State i all the fuli- {118 orficiugl scope, Thia atatute stmply proviies war for the ancertalnment of the welght oF e Tein the execntinn of contracta of mle by wetzht nr meaure, but fally recogmizes the TIREOf PArtieratn tell by efther, aa_they may choose. All theongh thiat Matute the éommon law Tight, atove referted to, (4 Tecognize tand prescrived. and fa thus vipuaily de- flared hy statute ssthe patfcy of the state in that re. speet, The Lity Couneil of Chieago, hy the first section {F the ordinanre in qucrtion, has asimed to fnterfere in s branchof commerce iawful in Jtself.and amooniinz sonualiy to milloan of doliars, and_to atrige fown and ahrogate this right firen by e eomuon law - and gn Zcarefully fre: ARTE hy statute, it declares 1t oniawial tosell or e RY—20, 21, 23, Incinmive. "N 24, 2R, 32, 30 to 43, . 10, Village of Hiyde I'stk v, Judge McAllister Upsets the Berry Ordinance. —100, 110, and 1. No. 103, Rice aring. Fase 378, Deckert 11! wukn-.xg 22 (0331, Inclusive, except 327, " Jionrns=10a to 700, Inclastve. No. 728, orton, on trlal. ATV finnmlncufi cazo No. 209, Brown, i, New Pleas In the Whisky Cases-After the Pro. Leetion Life, roadway was {mpassable., Chtragn, ercany (folts o berrice withln: the City af Litaan, Jonston ve. Curtiss, s0d | Indians belonging to New Rea Cloud Agency d, believed the smendment was offered i o ¥ if DU, X 1okl the avimamees vt ey 3% Sered Bl o AT SIS | yarran graone UM, | AL forks of Whita Bver,aixty o miles table. Beoord of Judgments, New Buits, Divorces, | [rt of s el wrrcrding” (othe tabie of diy Tean: | ,\75ITRE Brazes, Cinfery Gownr—tenon Buon. | from tho Missourl River. They brought thelr ‘The motlon was ngreed to—~yeas, 21; nays, 10— A J P | PR of nrtiataetioy here AL L LR Minds, Wenfamin Lumiéy, and fames . | rations to thelr camp, baving coms in for them. a8 foliows: Bankruptoies, Eto, mAnner of §t ascertained. no matter how (AIFly entered i Rintes a e : G omrher:. | There fs good feeling existing among thess In- Into, Iy the eumimon 1w, x0 lang 81 the subject m ter af the contract x n Iefiiniate articia of commer Aud the contract 1tseif frce from frand, parties cum fant bo cantract may sell and purchve sny such articls Year-MeAsler, Rorenbers. Taliard, Cary, Tally, Lawler, Olver. Van Osdel, Ticldler, White, MeSurm ironp. Cook, Hinwielgh, "tenton Wiicelcr, lisumyal did Tk, 1 o, Niesen, K| e fibert, Cullerton, Lod- Lnited . hon, €34, 250,18 — Cand, siminlsirator, va.” Rolomon: A~ Smith, é dlans. During the trip from the old Agency ERIGR CovnT—CoxyRistons=S, M. Frene mukine, £4.711.23,—A. they were very suspiclous, and scemed to think THE BUPREME COURT, e artdley et that all I ad Nays—-Pearsona, Steswnrt, 18 A W AD 1N 1. . . | Inany such quantition ax may o dedranio. and agrro ay all promises made to them were ing, Tarnam."Kevver, Thoimpson (1iiriecatin, Ryan, I N . R | D ooy e Mot ratle, Wi acses finn o amews, | mero sublerfuzes o geb thom over ure an tnay be deemed advisabies or thoy may aeil and purclisn In packuizes a1 An catimate petween thiein. to the Missourl, and then hold them fo quantity, An this right, as wa finva seen, there, but, since their arrival at their. destina- tion, *confidence has been restored among them, s all promises thus far have been ful- filled, ana, in the spring, they will bo sllowed to aclect an Agency on their own rescrvation. The scouts bave ‘sll been paid off, and tha Todians generally have drawn thelr snnulty Rooide. They are very earnest in thelr expres- lons of & determination to back from the Missouri_River. They deslire to locate om ‘Tongue River. The Indians ciatm that it is un- healthy for them near the Missourl River, snd that many of thelr people have weak lunes, and are subject to pncumonis, quite & large number having already (RCB of this disease, feut, Clark left ~ New 8potted Tall Agfnny on the 1ith, The Indlans have moved within twelve miles of it, some bes ing at Runulng Waterand some on Ponca Creek. They aro Just now drawing thelr an- nulty goods. These Indians also expreas theme selves ns aatisfled, os everything that was agrecd 1o be done for them has faitbfully been carried out. They also want to move back from the river In the spring to a Poml‘. they bave sclect- ed, which fs in the viclnity of tho cvossing of tha Fort Randall road with the south fork of the Whita River. Jt Is about 150 miles to theabove crossing, The Indfans at Loth Agencics havo eat their hearts on moving back from the river, and It !s generally expected that trouble will ensue unicas the promises in this reapect arg eurrl-lcd out promptly and fn good faith in the .spring. Special Disvateh 10 1Az Chicago Tribune. 8ALT LAKE, yau. 14.—There {8 no ouuvm? Apecial Dispatch 40 Tha Chicdgn Tridune, BrmxaricLy, 1L, Jan. 14.—The attention of the Supreme Conrt was ocenpled this afternoon In hearing arguments on the contest over the New- berry will caee, in which the Trustees of the prop- erty hope to secnre an overruling of the deciaton of Judge Willisime, who rome nionths ago dectded that the collateral hielra of tho late Walter New- berry are now entitled to adivislon of the immensa extate left by him. The case wan argued on behalf of the Trusteea by Merars, Isham and Boatelle, and for the licirs by Mcesre, Dexter and McCagg. The propositions debated wera two, —first, Does the renunciation of the widow make her decd In law and THEREDY CREATE AN ACCELERATION oftho remaloder? and, sccord, does the word *aurvisorship " mean thoee living nt tho death of thelast surviving daughter, or those who may bo Inexlistence at the decease of the widow? The argament was opered by Mr, Boutelle, whoclalmed that the w11 provided that if the widow should re- nounce the provision made for her tho property sct apart would revert to and become apart of the {estator's estato In the hands of his Truatces. The will provided for the distribution of the property onthe termination of threo lives, and 18 i no way affocted by the widow'a renunclation, The dlstri- butfon provided for {a a final one, and cannot kap- pen untll the death of the widow, as the other two lives bave terminated. The will also provides that certain apcelfied property shall not be rold or mart= gaged during the 1ifetime of any of the ives, nor until it shall be necesrary for the Trustees to make a final declsfon, BR. DOUTELLE'S POINTS, Touching the lawa of acccleration, Mr. Boutells Lield that an application of them to tho case at bar would determine— 1. That tho catatey as claimed by the appellces, fn not & remainder immediniely expecfant, or s partic entate whiel naa fajled, for the reason that tho teatator rovided what was to'be done ou the fallure of the eatare piven to hix wife, “Th remainder (0 the testator's collateral kindred contingent, and hot o veared, remainder, for tho rtalnty as to tho persons who would be alive AL the death of iho widow, 3, The §rsperty elatired by 1ho e 116 property I whieh the wlto was life cas tate. ‘Ihie Complananis cIatm on of the entire cetate, whila the wife was o iave only the homestend and_ £10,000 annunily, TXI{'{‘ say the anpuity was o churgoon ihe entlre eaiate, The 'tesistor i’ not g wiift. A ami On motion of Ald. White, tho previons questfon was ordered, The ordinance was paseed—yens 24, nays 7, an follows: eas~MeAnler, Toaenberg. Tallard, Cary, Btewart, 9!‘ . Todaie, g Oitser Van md Land and Botldin i#.—John l)l.len.' £ rRssions—W, 8. Walker va. Falk ve. Willlam O'Keefe, THE FRANKLIN BANK. Speelal Dispateh to 7. frogn Tribuns, INDIANATOLIS, Tur., Jan. 14.—\ {lliam Young & Co.. Chicaga’ banker, hate broosht it azainst the Firet Natlonal Iank of Franklin, to recover a balance of $17,G00 due them_ by Richard T. Tay- lor, Cnehier aithe lme the bank failed througsh tor's defalcation, Plaini!fls claim that Taylor was acting an avent of the bank In his gratu and mlwrcnhllfl ', and the defense sets up that be rabbed the bank 16 catry on his dealings, e —— . MUTUAL AUTOPSY SOCIETY. The Members I'ledge Themsclves to Bub- mit to Dissection After Death. Landon Dattty Telegraph, According to the Parla Zemps—a grave and decorous journal, very rarely Indulging in the vagaties of ancedotage In which such sprightly sheets ns the Figaro and the Gauloir take de- Jzht—a sovlety Las been formed in Parls for the purpose of cbubling the members thereol to cat one unother up, The gentlemen are not, as migat be inferred from the premnlses, Iiterary or artisticeritics, They areonly a body of physiclans, surgeons, anthropologists, and eavants who have formed thumsclves futo n Mutual Autopsy Soclety, each member pledg- ing himself to give up his remalus after death to e dissected . by bis surviving friends. When amember departs this life his brethren meet fn the salon of a restaurant, dine gayly, and, ofter coffee, a box s placed on the table contalnlng o number of glnss vessels, In which the relles of the member deceased, the fothid- er of the feast, arc careluliy preserved in spirits. The Temps nddsa story, which has n ose resemblence toa canard, aboutn sick tacmber of the Bociely who, with unpardonable carclessuess, called fn o brother member asa medical attendant, ‘The Boclety had been for alung thue bereftofa Ssubject” for dissec- tioniand naturally thy patfent was very soon Ginpany Yo dan GmpAny €. Jame AT ity e 'l‘nv 1T Ga 00K to make ronteact 1 ule 8% this ordinance the Legisinture which assuined ts cone trol thie free righita of disposition f any articie of” nwe ful commeree, ot the proper subject of the police power, and which substantially impaired the Hght, would, 1 spprenend. be unconctitutianal, as lointing the natural rig! f prrsons 1o nenulrn and 0! i "1(. saif the intore should declare it unlawiul in seilor oficr for sale any wheat, ex Y quot ParL ol 'a oo, r_to sell Liogs cxeept In pal B, conoeding that e Leziaiatura had the conul tional nuthorlty to place reatriction npon the mimon law right of cantract and_ disposition of ticles of commerce, m4 tha City Councll has in thisinstance attempted 1o do, the Jatter could Co f¢ c{al RULhurity to do thia very thing, e watute, of which the corpuration of Chicogo I8 Lut s creatufe, Ticstraint of (rade wan not nno of the purposes for which the corporation of Chieazo was created. But, under (he form in wh tho powers are grantd by the General Statuter, 5 all powe; ut those apeeifeally granted, and snch n;‘ny bo necesary Lo corry the granted wers effe a Edier. Wit 3t y. Thriop, Cunk, Hiawieiih, 3 e, riey, Thrvop, Cunk. linwisigh, Jeatony Wheclcr, Daumgaricn, Waido, Niescn, Kirk, Nags—Pearsans, Cuilerton, Tarnow, Kether, Thomp- ®on (Thirteenth), Tiyan, Swicney-z. The Council then adjonrned untll Friday evon- ng. ¥ GEORGE EAGER. One of 1ils Counsol Serving ns & Member of the New Grand Jury. Tho sclection of John Graham, Mr, Trade's part. ner, 88 o member of tho new Grand Jury ripens & littlo matter that has been on file In this ofiice for some days past, Bo far an developed it tonches only the Eager cases, both of which are now pending in the Criminal Coutl. The facts ara #o well known and of so recent date that a resame {s slmost unnccessary, Eager had for & long time a monopoly of the professlonal bait business at tho Armory, and this together with hls manner of working the woe-begono creatures of Choyenne had made him comparatively o weallby man, Capt, 0'Donnell, npon taking charge at the Armory, resolvea upan the extinction of all such parasites, and Eager was almost tne first to como under his notico. A Miesisslpplan named Dablqulst wns rabbed of 81,400 by Teenle Daven- porty & depraved Inmate of s **Diler aveane" ranche kopt by one Jennie Love. The giri gave tho moncy to her mistress, aad afio In turn to Liz- zie Meyer, agirl on Intimate terms with a Clark strect grocer of tho same name. The women **equenled " to Capt. O'Donnell, and it wasproven at the trial thnt Eager reccived 2200 os his share, There wan every evidence that the pollce had dis- covered an organized ring of robhera and thicves, Tha fight wax made on Enger, who, it was claimed, was tho devil in the bus| tho head of the gan, —and he was convicted and recommended ton 'y in the Penitentiary. A motion was mado for a new irial, but this hos'not yet been Inn‘y argaed, Tha ne:& -:;m was his Implication jn ihe tein cloth WM ll;j"bo imagined, under theso trials Enger has worked liko o beaver and spent his money freoly. 1o has hung about tho County Bailding continually. Once he made bold (o ‘entcr the 5 . $:1.0 iie 0TI ~F Fau] ftef enumerating ninety-five, the |I{l.‘ 0 _pars all ordinances, rules, and miake all regpiationy proper or uecessary to carry into effvct the pawoers granted. ™ Amoni oll the granta of power none ean bo found to authiorize th y Council to_Interfere in the whole: aié trade of ilekreat and imporiant hranch of com. xth Tes I o & Tch teids o 7 1o any ower which tends to give suppart to any in terterence {athe fiftieth, Viz.: ** To regalate the maie of meale poultry, fish, hutter, cheenr, Tard, vegetahle T provistons, and to provide for place a Nelther fruits noe berrles lug_into the whoicealn [vurhlum. they not relonstug 1o the ‘aamo thore enumemted, would ot he od (0 tho general wards: the 'r Whea fun statute parifealar thi foitoerd by general wordn o ot) thie general Wurds Bt auclh an DElORE 10 1o Aame cls na enuinerated. Notilig 18 to e Laken by Inientinent In favar of the’ furiadiction o pas tie ardinance: hot e power must tn: shiown, very iiberal goneirucrion, tule wubjedt matier, hat iv, Traten aiid borries, canlil be broueht witlin tha power to regulate snles, whicls | deny, atill the Grdinance s unroas 10 rentratnt of trade againat the principles of thie me mon Inw, saninat the faw uf the State, and agaist the general Intereste of the corporation. Uneof the ubjecs il txsumefent to render 1t vold, ** AN iy-Iaw are $0 1 reasonaile, and oughit to ba £or fhe rammon Lenedt and ot private sdvantao of an; ‘- tieniar lfl‘ n i and must bo consonunt to the publle laws and atatutes sssubordinate 1o them. Undrr A Kenetal power ke by-laws, Dy-law canuot be made to restratn trade,’ 1f any one doubts to the ordinance belag (n te- straintof trai, unrentonabis and opprosatve, - let, Wi read the second section: ** All Trolts or herries, of Bannock Indiana in Montana or Idaho, buf trouble Is threatened by the Bannocks an Shostiones in Idaho. Threo companies of cay’ ;H'I aud two of Infantry have been eent to Fevy all, ———— Balky Horses, Home and_Purm, . I once heard of an unfortunate Rgentlemsy who hal hecome insaue, but was restored ta sound Lealth simply b‘y causing tho mind tg make 8 sudden revulsfou, which was done by skillfully causing him to becomo Jealous of his wife, wlho wag o most excellent [ady and aware of the process. On this hintwe might learn to manage a balky liorse, Ho {s fnsanoc on the sube Ject of going, that Is self-gvident. If we can manage Lo make him think on somoother sub- Ject, he will naturally forget about going and parde atedand not 1, 81 mplainants ta not hiave A It s ¢ ., h 4 b . Btato's Atiorney's ofiice, and theredelivered 8 long | Fio abnutty. 1 ehacne 1s iy noms oo et [ Feo S SCAREeRNES for dele iies choy ar Cutareal promoted to n glass bocal and n hath of spirits ',fi‘;,‘,"{,‘;‘;‘},"f“’{,';fm“,'f T ,f,"',’,‘:;’;,’:,",,fl”h"'ffi; harangue nm to what Is needed to produce the aunuity, in puel - Aliould bu of equal Roodnestin every part | of wine. Our Parislan contemporary, in dual end: 1, Ty r tringe D dit ‘813" MoODY, Thie pemalmder s not accelvinted, beeause (e wan | of the packae. chrotifeling the allezed establishment of this red o Lying o string around the v With ‘the_temptation present penaity fo the Indormer, | unde; rdinancy be el valld in two years' time no reckiess enough o become o profesionsl 3 wouid ;Iuru engase in the huslicss, |'l{l| # the Uit} Z ne i her fioct atoand_transitory product e Feasony e T ik $1G OrdiasAch CARTF Yol and Tuspions e | ik ha ordiAeAce clearly Fold and uduinei Wi Go for defendant. 4 IN GENERAL,, TUE WIHISKY CASEY, Neow pleas were filed yesterdny by Pahlman & Rush, O. L. Manp, Isanc Waixel, Dickeneon, Leach & Co., A, C. llcsing, and the South Branch Distitling Company in the whisky assressment canen aguinst them. They do not st up subetan. tially any now defensc at all. In each earo the de- fendnnts dony specifically each charge of making or dlsposing of crooked whisky, Some of them charge that the assessment was inade without cvi- dence, others that it was made by a consplracy, and ntill othiers that It was in gencral terms frregular, Mr. Hesinz docs not set up his pardun in his new plen, Demutrers will bo filed to-day to all theeo pleas, and it Is expected the cases will go to the Supremo Court in this shape beforo any telal on the facta. An extra amonnt of crookednesa was doveloned yesterday In one of the whisky cases against the Sogetuwn Distlllery. Mr. Thomson, the Assistant District-Attorney, was faking a default against the bondsmen, whon ono of them, Mr. J. I\, Smith, realding ot No, 03¢ Michigan avenue, aross and saldt he had never signed the bond in question, uor hiad he ever even seen it. Ho stated that he had {requently signed bonds for contract- ors, cle,, and -probably some one had scen his aiguature and - forged it Judge = Blodgett, on' hearing this sistement, ordered tho sult to bo alemissed as to Mr, Smith. dudguent was then entercd agninst ono of the ;:I,her defoudants, W, ¢, Glbaon, for about 4 tho futention of tho teaiator that the ulterivr devisces aliouid not take HIIthe termination of thvee lives, for thie reason that the propesty wiven ta the wife for 1t can hiesald 1o W given 10 remiaimier to the lteripr dives.” ILisn very small fractiun of whnt fs given (o them, and, until the deatl of the wite, [t cannot be anceriafned which of tess descendants aro o take. The teatntor tust also have conteimplated sccumuin: tiona. 1€ the wife hnd gecented the whl thers muat have been accumulntiont. Aa tho fherease doce 10t Ro 10 tho uiterlor devisces, how, then, van it be anld that accuuniation w: ded Whett #ho disontod frou the ! the desire that ments on the property, aceruing from (he catat natlonal and Ktate securities, The te o170 venn thiat his property should desrendanta, and, secont, that It shaild. ho setlier during the ives of s wite and daughters, In lie nest place, siould there be oo Jineal deserndant 1o was anxious that the proaerty stiould o kept tntack fur tlireelives o tint thio North Mido Library should reap all the benedc trom tho accumulation, Mit, DEXTER took up tho gauntlet for the hefes. Mo sald that elght nfeces and_nephews and tiventy-six grand- nicces and nephews constitute thu complanants, ‘The public of Chicago, through counsel, wmto in supporting tho blil. ‘Lbu widow han no Intereat 1n tho contruverey. On tho death of the Inst sarviv. ing daughter withont issuc, tho ulterior devisees were ti & position to take, ns the rennnclation by the widow acculerated the diviston, It docs nat appear from the will that the testator intended nn accumulation, or ke would bave specitied an amonnt, Nor was {t his Intentlon (o have it accumulato up to o fixed thme, or hie wonld huvo fixed tho date, nor untli the death of hls wife, who might survive’ ano or botl of his danghters. ' And yet it could not bo distributed, nor wae it to be dis- tributed, unon the death of his daughters, becanen the wifa's interest romuined n charge, Nor was fo 10 leave uny part of the estate undisposcd of, be- cauno hic provided that legacles might fait or whould becuine part of tho reslduary catates nor was It In defaull of lestic of the daugliters that an on, #ave the complalnsnts, should take his to, for hie nowhere crented any trust in favor of such person, TIE PRIMARY INTENTION OF TIE WILL waa the provision for his wifo and daughters, for Jife only as ta them, and the sccond was. in default of fewud to the daughiters, to provide for his col- Iateral relutives and the ‘clty Whora b had pros. pered. Death law terminated the cetato of the daughters, Tho three ons, daughters and widow, had only a Wfe-intereat, showing that tho slicruative limitatlon wus the'cnd of the csta not the lives, according (o tho rulu oa lald down Ly Jarman,~a limitation of a remaindor taken of- fect In every event which removes the prior estato_out of tke way. ‘The remuncration by tho widow s tho removal of u prior cstate, and, lience, the clalm of the complainants are'acceleratod, This Vroposltion de. ester claborated from overy posslble stamipalnt, and wimerous decinions wers clied sustalmng it, Ho could not soo why thero should bo u delay in the distribution. ‘Tho nccensitics of the public and the complainants demanded it. The testator did not jutend & Tyatus between the provislon far his dauglters and Ris collaterai relatinns, MIt. M'CAGG, N on bLehall of the complaiuants, “took up the question of survivurship, ‘Tho estate vroduces 8 gross incomo of * $07,000 aml a net fncomu uf 827,000. Tuo' property i capable of casy and just division. = Thu complainsnts uro thu lawful ‘helrs, A postpones went of the divislon of the property in favor of the lbrary bud complainants ua #out a8 pro- Viston for the widow and daughtors becamo unnec- ary 18 inconlsteat with the spirit of tho will, und horse’s ear close to the head. 2. Hitching the Lorse to the swinglotrea by neans of a cord in- etead of the tugs: the cord fastened to the borso's tall,” 8. Filling the mouth full of somo disagreeable substance, 4. Tsing & stout twine around the leg Just below “the knee and thet removing 1t when ho has truveled somo distance, Never wh!g a balky borse, for the more ho is whipped the crazler he wiil become, Let everytbing be done geutly, for hoisterous words ouly confuse him and ‘make bim worse, Treat hinr'fu the mild manner that you would a crazy man, and you will succeed, 8 colored woman. was golng to testify to in cane ho o ot a new trlal, [{o wanted them tasae the woman, ut Mr, Milla refused, Then Eager asked him to #end o ”clerk, and again wus refused, and finally, becoming o nulsance, was ordered from tha ofjce. Two meu dld o (o ee the woman, howerer, How +18la™ Moady had_been bothered so much with Georgo Eager wanting herto mokoan afidavit nn 10 samething about which rhe declares to know noting, und as llenncescy and othera had {rportuned both hereelf and her husband on the - mume point, she learned the business of her eallers, and at_once rar out to_get & man whom sliv_looks up to as an advlser, This man, and ber husband, Ollver Lewls, soon return- cd. "Oliver asked what they wanted, and after #0mo talk they lefl. ~ Onco since that tine Eager niet Oliver and .tried to buy an afldavit from his wife for 86, and then for 82 About tho beginning of the eecond week In Jaunary Eager appoars to have becomo despondent, for he tacked aboul In s couraa and consulted tho frm of Trude & Graham, his own lawyer, Charles 11, Teed, having gono 18, Waslinton temporarlly on busincss, Tho rteception of thess two men at3 tho lhouss of **Kia™ Moody naplred ~ bath with o horror of over attempting in tno future to subvr colored wite nessce, and Eaget eaw ot ance that **Sis" Moady and her husband, Oliver Lowls, could not ho ape proached personally, Indeed, both men, when Ihq Braced i on a coupleof dfinke - Sill Mars ray's enloon, soon ufter escaplng, wero heard to remark that George Eager nor no other person could hirs them 1o get coloreil folkn to teatify, ‘There was altogether too much danger {u such un. dertakings. HAGER'S MOTIVE In securing tho services of Graham le plalnly op- parent, Groham was regularly deawn on Dec, &8 a member of the Urand Jury, In this capacity Kagor fancied - he suw that Graham could. be necd 08 - wore members of the t Qrand Jury, Tho testimony of Btein. Oscar Burus, and other witnessce would bo disbe- leved, even though it wax forced to a hearing In the Grand-ditry room, and with a packed jury tho Indictment of* Esger would bo an lmnossibllity, That Girabam sccured bis nppolntment on the jury ho purpose of Lnndling this cass 18 not hkely, huowever, for he was drawn Dec. 17, That ho sceepted’ Bager nea chient is remarkable, when it I consfdered’ that a short month ago he was h]flflk‘)fl"'llfi Enger und calling il a -* wolf, for whom ho hed no sympathy, Hut then Chorley Tieed was hlnlnwdyer. Having procecded thus far, 8 Tainuxe reporter will now relate somo vory recent fucts in the Eager case, A8 atuted sbove, (ha visit of two whits men 10 ** Kin"! Moody's house was not agreeable, and a personal friond, s man who Is looked up to by the veuple of Clioyenno just xs an Inalan looks up to o Uroat Medicine Man, ‘was called (n, FARLY LAST WEEK a person representing himaclf as Graham visited, it f# aid, the colored ma at his house, nnd hegan by asking for ** somcthing in tho colored line," and asked what a goud colured wilhess would cost, Then cunaed o conversation which, it ix alleged, ran smincwhit ulter the following manness ** What ca u refer tor " It 1s a whame the police can., +*Why did not Gearga come (0 &ce ino himwelfr” iy . *OU, Lord, Ican't touch that colored man with 8 400-foot pole.’ Now, whut woull vo your prico to ix up o good wjtucss, —*sls* Muody, for jnstance?™ ** Well, | don't know, but you can depend on whutever Leay, If 1aay *Sis’ Moody and Oliver strange association, observes that, in slew of the prevalling morbld objee tion to disscction in cuses where it 1s medically deslrabie, the Mutual Autopsy Society mny play auseful part. Whether the notlec'of the Soclety be a fact or 8 hoax, the {dea Is not by any means an original one, Set- tingz uside the numerous cases of peraons who, moved by recklessness or greed of gain, have #old their bodics to the surgeone, we buve In the filustrious philosopher, legist, and ccono- inist, Jerciny Beuthnin, an exawmple of a man of lenrnlnF. virtue, and culture dellberately be- queathing bis mortal remalns fu furtherance of the advancement of sclence. Mr, Hentham died in 1842, at the advanced age uf 85, leavin, his corpse us o lezacy to his frlevd and physl- clan, Dr. Southwood Smith, who dissected the buxly secundtim artent, and tLree days ofter the phlloropher's death lectured upon him ina whrepared ™ atate at the School of Anatomy, Webb street, Maze Pond. For some years afterwards the mortal frame of the good dere- my, dressed {n his habit s he lived, used to be made thc subject of an aunual oratlon beforc a body of philusophers and mcdical and selentific v lace of meeting was in o Jargo lall indroill street, Haymnarket, which subseauently hecama the habitat of Dubouris’s was-work exbibition, and of that curlous me- chanlcal toy, the * centrifuzal raliway,” Event- ually the philosoplier's skull fell off, and a new wux head. In the cxact keness of the deceased, was modeled by that skiliful artist, Miss Mar- Karer Gillics, Jeremy Bentham's Leyuest, afl Whtiusleal us {t seemed, wae fu reality dictated by the most bumane und enlightened consulern- tions. At the period of his death the enor- mitics of Burke and Hare and the revoltin prevalenceof *hody-snatehing* in England had created & popular ‘reare and a frenzled outery acainst the practice of anatomy. HBodics for disscctlon could unot without “the greatest difiiculty be obtuined, and hmuy\m very hich vrices fu the surincal market, and Mr. Bentbam in bequeathipg his mortal coll to e, Southwood Bmith, probably thouzht that he was setting an example of libératity which others of his friends, na superior to prejudice as he himgel! had been, l\’uulg Lllow ‘with ulacrity. But nelther Mr. Grote nor the elder nor the younger Mill fol lowed his example, and England bas not en- Joyed the boou of a Mutual Autopsy Soclety. ——— A NEW PAPER, Buxcial Dispatck 10 The Chitado Tridune. Mranota, L, Jau, H.—A weckly newspaper, called tho Meudota feporter, bas just been starte ¢d here, published by Messrs Sanford & Ganle ner. It I8 a neat-looking forty-elght-column quarto, got up in good style, aud exhibitiuga very falr amouut of advertisiug patronage. Tho Eronrlelur- say tho flrst Issuc met with a fur ctter recention than thelr most sanguine ex- pectations altowed them to hopo for, aud conse. quu\ly the next 18 to be conslderably fncreased, Mr. 8anford has had conafderable ‘experlence, having worked his way from the case up to the editorial chutr. "The Keporter will by & stanch supporter of the Republlean cause, by glving half the o Toar th e AMUNEMENTS. ; TOOLEY'S THEATRE, QuiNLin & ooy, Proprietors and Managers, o 1 Mutney s Sommases 1 ,lrm Q{!b EN ofi'nmnfih{"fm’-’ ELIZABETII VON NTAMWITZ, Bupported by Bpatding’s full dramatic compsny from the Olymplc Theatre, Bt. Loul 3Monday and Tucalsy evenlngs and Wednesday Matlnca will be presenied the Grand Historical Plar, LADY JANE GREY. Miss You Stamwitx as Mary Tudor, with full cast of by Epalding’s Iiramatic (‘A)!l:rll\y. 21=Lhe great Chicaga favoriies, TOD. ANE, In thoie immensely successtul come CilELOMS. ™ MeVICKER'S TIEATRE, FOR THIS ‘WEBK ONLY, {mfl’\‘y:x LLON, BENSATION DRAMA. LOST IN LONDON, ROARING FARCE, QUIET FAMILY ¢ A ATURDAY MATINEE. Neat Work=a hudget of twlrth, **All ‘the Kago." Four comedians Io the caat, COLISEUM NOVELTY THEATRE, 7 Clark-st. The only ackpowlicdged fety TI . TSI L, Tty e e cor MR. FRANK JONES, In hifa highly sensational and exciting drams, fo 3 scts, BLACK HAND, OR THE LOST WILL, Don'l fall tn sce the **Dards of Tam," KELLY and LYAN, In conjunction withour Mammoth Vaudevillo Company. HAVERLY’S THEATRE, (Lata Adelpbl.) J. 1. HAVERLY., 5 prietor and Mans; TO-NIGNT anid all this week, & play of ntense human. Interest, by und with tho Popular Star and Author, ML, JOIN A. STEVENN, And his Dramatlo Comoany. Thisgrest plax, founded un Items frou the press, aud enutled UNKNOW| (cmetnber Cils 18 thio great cheap. Iatinces Wednesday and haturda DIvORCES, Allco A, Churchill filed a bill sgainst her hus- Band, George H. Clnrchill, cliarglng that lio had on divers days anid tinew been gullty of craelty to hor, on which account she wanis to be sllowed to reatime hot malden name of Alico Lee, Mary Wilson also aeks to be frevd from the bonds of motrimony herotafore existing botweon her and Edward Wilson, on account of hls drunkenaces aud failure to provide for her, PEISONAL. Albort B, Cnmmins, late of tho law firm of MeClellan & Cuminanw, has recently removed to Ties’ Molnes to practice hia professioi. BANKRUITCY MATTERS Withiam B. Mayer and Umana M. Mayer, of Freo- ort, filed thelr vnmmnvanumlnn in “bankruptcy, liefr deuts, all unsecured, amount to $11, 827, 28, ‘There are no sasets, eitlier fem or individdat, Willlam Lichtenbercor, & hardware dealcr nt Savnnna, Carroll County, aleo Lok refage in tho ssmo harbar. Tho preferred debts_are #30; recured, 81,690 and the unaccured, $7, 140, The 5; land, motieaged haniware UNKN N rica Theatro. t 2:00. nweete compriso 81,000 worth of for s fuil \aluo; bills and notos, 87 anit farm machivery, $4,000; horse, cow, wagons, etc., $140; and “open sccounts, §1 ANERICAN LINE, cune was roferred to the Register, na usnal, Laetly, Henry C, and Charles H, Bradiey, of this clty, Oled their voluntary petition, Their secured il o yol omico i read ovet tho™femlimony | S50 fctator Wad o i iniouton 1o ‘Wad ot | S5ngro$:700, and the unerenrcd alu &6 600, ———— Philadelphin and Liverpool. Mhich yawwant e to swear to, Lwill nome wny | thouglit of accumulation, nor of fuveatment, ox- | guen accounta’ §1.000, - Tenry. G owee ahons BRICKLAYERS, i i price, and want it cash dawn when thoy ict on | cept so far as speci@ed fu the will, and tho Inte 81,200, nud haw some land worth §0,000. C. H, e only transatiantic line salling under the Ama Speciat Dispalch Lo The Chicago Trdune. Quixncr, 1L, dun. 14.—The Nationsl Conven- tlon of tho Bricklayers' Unfon ussembled fn this clty today, Charles RIhl, of Iudiany, presiding. lhnrl-lr »aud ofice. “Tho alleged urrangement to' suborn * Moudy wau then entered {nto in detail, The i day the person represcuting bimsolf to be Urabaw aud aro all ready to go 1o yvour | tionof tho teatutor ia 1o be found in the entira will, not in - isolated cavew. The construction claimed by tha other sido violates the com- mon scnse of the tostator. Showld such canstruction bo ield (o bo tha law, then the ) ean Flag.” Salling eve Thursday from Philadel; 20 \Wedneadsy Trom Liverponte Riadeirh RED STAR LINE, Bradley owes about 3,200, and his aswets conslst of some Jands and open acconnts vaiaed at §, 000, The usuol reference was mide. Just at 5 o'clock Mr. John (ilbbons, of Keokuk, Ia., walked Iu with » petition agatast the Protec-. s Carrylog tho Delgian and Unlyed States malls. Baill ngain called, and 1t was mntually agreed, It | tecs hold tho proparty till the death of the widow. o i city. A fow of the smaller Unfons have not sent L1 18 alleged,” (hat " £300 was o be ' tho | ey aro restonsiblo (0 no one, The parhost ““.'.'“';,',",,‘“;i‘,';"f,; sorna Mty of fotty "policy | delezutes, owlnz 1o the exnensc. TUE acssion | S Ll RotAL sty tromt mLA.h"‘l'l"le'.'lIL{z compensation, **8is 3oody woe to get to swear | (he fruat Is the distributiun of iha property, and will contlnue four days. Dratislu amounts to o8 Eager wanted her to,—(hat Lizzio Muyors kept ers of tho lcmpnnrh representing nearly 0, while the estate Hes 1dlo the devivees aro u want, ,000 of claims, T and the peoplo of Chicago wait for thelr Hbrary uutll tio death of un _individual who Las no futer- est, and (o widow who haa reliuquished her rlght under tio wiil, Ko far us 16 1w concerned sha s dead, and the colluteral rolatives Hying at the dato of her renunclation and the death of tho lnag dauzhter, ure the wurvivors. This lloo of argae ment Mz, McCugy claborared ut great longth, .TER WRIOHT & 8ONS, Geo'l Ageuts, 110 L 1 -8ty Chil e w. ECTAWAEROR Uingle olP e Chlcigo y charge that the - — A Glant Devll-Fish, Bince the capture at Catalina, Trinity Bay, of the gigautle cephutopod which 13 now nttracting crowda to view it In the New York Aquarium, another has n cast ashure, of otill larger dimensions, ot Lance Cove, Sl Sound, e 8 Co all the stolen monvy, and 'Q,""" [y lnfliu portion uf 1t about town, and that slie had beeu dicurd to sny that **Eauor wad after his * whack,' but could not gotit." The visltor at the time complained about tho exorbitant price, waying that L allow 8o much tor tho job. Ile never tho colored peraon referred ta thi an casier and chcaper scheme, us it 18 n0w awscrted th d a summer with fntent to glvo a peeferonce; tho usmul charges of you-pay- ment of commerelal paperare also made. 'Tho petitioners also mention the fuct of the fatlure of the Company in August Iast, the appofatment of E. D Cooke’ Receiver by the Circatt - Cont, ofc., nd Glagow. i BTG TA, Feb.z, 0 am 1R | HOLIVIA, Fob. 5. 108 w aaiow, Livernool, o Londonterry Vi vel les farther up Trinity Bay urk 10 Gl Jachel Moore, anuthor colared wouian, 1 to St 181143 o adjudicated bankrupt, | SPOUE twenty milc. ik o Tork i ; T JoeHtie Truaries eluiet ‘hr‘:fffl".l,fllfl. and his ot Muls” vy enahla i 2}2’."&".!'5.’:T‘:‘.y'."s"u'#i'.flnffl‘," 5‘&'3:3 w Ill:l;;lfifi;‘u C'(,'Z'm.‘ ,’,;‘3"'":’%"1’“ O ToT S '1:;2 will survly bu appareni ho fiate's- At nt waa that 1t was Impossible fo_determine ¢ 3 2 2 d Cabiug, 82 rage, torhey and'the Judye tint Grabany's enpiosmant | Sb o e vataty | pescryoiomorss Hhoritleyg t7amet. deltnguctt | a3 i nshiore whidy ahother af o g [ i cluss of wurviviog desceudunts to whom the vetaty shuould go until aftor the widow's doath, nnd unuil hls cla scoriatued tho possible members of 1t aro_constantly chauging, and bu cited numerous declsions from tho Engtish and Awetican roports to fortify bis position, 1T wiiuents lusted nearly slx hourw, and tho case was laken under ad- visement, Ong of the co ay lawyer for Eager mast disquality him from Ang on the Qraud Jury it caso Engvr's offonses hould bo brougut befuse ft, which I autat all ua kcly, squids was barne ashore ut the Jocality named, sud grounded on & shingly beack, In its dee perate efforts to vscape, it used s syphon or tunnet so forctbly thut the stream of water pouring from it plowed up a trench ou the beach thirty feet tn length und of considerable depth. Boan the retirug tide left it bigh on the beach, Mr. John Duffet, u resident of “the place, was amone thuss who colleeted to view tho monster, and he carefully mcasured the arms ana bodv, The lons tentacles ho found to be thirty-threg fect fn length, being three feet lonzer than the Catallna specimen; and tha lmdlyl' cleven fuet, or outfoot funger than that of the former. o did ot measure the shorter arms, but estimates them at thirteen feet, aud describes themn as beluw of enormous thickuess at the shoulder, It waa the largest speclmen yet obtalned, und fu themost perfect condition. Dutfet knew nothing of tho value of these wonsters, except as anure or dou's weat, and he puy bis few uintals of fsh ou board bis Mitle vessel und vt on, leaving the squid to rot ou the straud or bo wastied back fnto the sea. catstanding and unpald on poltelon, und as & leceiyer appolntes h{u State court Las only lmited powers, the petltionses hopo that an As- signev may bu able 1o accomplish more, ax he can Prusecute salls fu giferent States, The numounts 1n vach caso nie vmall, but, 24 atorucys’ fecs are allowed 1o the winnhig pasty, 1t will pay to auo. ‘There bé uo feeifne ou the part of the petitioninyg creditors againal tho operativne in the Circuit Court or the tecelver, but ihey fear that court could not eutoree tho collection of un asscsatnent, SUNERIOK COURT 1N DRIEP. - Jumes W, Conver 1 8 suit for §5,000 yes- terday agatnst dowcs B, Strawn. Williaw Dinstwore gled o bill against Charlea Gieencbacm, trustee, Gierhard Foreian, succes- sor in sruat, beter Devine, Ellzaveth lrwis, Jamcs Colltng, Mary A. Collins, Iobert aud Hridget odds, Willainand Jane Ellloit, Robert Murray, Muriay, Williaw aud lsabells Henderson, and Jemimu Hamliton, Juue, James, and Eilzabeth Newburn, Thomas Hell, 8 .lfllubflh. arct Bell, Wiiliam Eamsey, Jobis and Jane 'Thursfield, ward I’ aud Margaret Picken, carson, il subeth and Juseub Wabl, G. W. Spoffond, Jolin Byrue. and B, 00 Wasniogton-st. LINE. N] 'ORK TO (ALARGOW. LIVERPOOL, DI NEW YO T SAND FobaR Dty PUBLLY. 5 ———— . TELEGRAPHIC NOTES. Provipence, R. I, Jan. .—The yacht Estollo hus been sclzed at Bristol by order of FPresldent ITayes, ) Suecial Dispatch to The Chicaga Tribune, New You, Jan, 14.—~The Tribune contains a uote from Robert Bouner denying the story that ho had wlmcd the trotting borso Mazomante for §20,000. ALBANY, Jan. 14.—Fauny Davcnport fs it from nervous prostrution, causcd by the news of thesudden death at Phitfadelpbis” of her st~ ter, Mra. Frost Thorne,) BAN Fuancisco, Jan. 14.—In the Nineteenth Dustrict Court to-day Judf:u Wheeler decided Lh‘:k m':tm.um ‘whlch .‘l“l’ 'l'lliu?‘nl:v;‘u( the LK estato agreed to oh L, Lick {n - promise for his cldny“n{mu bo vald lmu:‘:.ll‘x‘u wplalnant has not much falth In hi ca 10 your corres bt thut the lhnitation of the will cxpressed In the clsuse immediaicly after **iho d¥ceaso of wy wife™ was toa explicir, A BOUMALITY. ‘The Supremo Court tu-day paid s formal offictal vlsit to the Qovernor, and was reecived In the u‘gvunur'l parlor by e Excolloncy and tho Stato ollicers, P ! reduced N, BALDWIN RHACK, Manager, Washiugton-at., Chlcs ARO. OUNARD MATL LINE. Bnlllnilhrw timce & weok toand from British Porta, Lowest Pric Apply ot Cum(\ll.n]' O(A:!;u, northweat cornee Cisfl sad Tandoipt icago. PO DU VEINER General Wostern Agent North German Lloyd, The stasmers of this Company will sall avgry Bat THE FRUIT ORNDINANCE, JUNGE M'ALLISTER UPSETS ¥ Judge McAllister filed hia oplniou In the watter of the Frult Urdinance, and, under i, the cases inst the seventy-six deslers arcested for vio- lating its provisions will fall o the ground. Threa i . Drako to day froi Jircuian Pler, oot of Kulrd sieets Jiobo residue left to the Society of Ploneers and | O them, 1t will by remembered, wero tried, a o rirt ————— lay fruin Breueu Pler, fool £k . Acadeniy of Beienca by the torms of the trust- | 3/pulation beiny made that the utherssbould abldg | farecivesa biust aced fur §2,500 an the 5. ¥ of Mistorlcal, T Sy v b Buce o N o iteny by the result uf the: 1t appeared In tho evidenca on the trial that the frufts borrles coitig uto shis € for salesanually deced. Bluchs 11 and 12, in Liuden Grove, ‘The Western Rallway Conatruction Compan; commcticed a sult for $580,000 against tho Central Cunsteuction Company. Oincinnutl Gaiette New Orieans Letter, cabis, §u0, guld; stocrage, S5 cuprency. Fur trlgus But thero is ous nove] ¥ thers I never heard iR ey d “{:u CO., SECPLAMSIPTYO powliok Grees, Now Yore. A CAMPAIGN S$LANDER. i ] arke I s any of the Hat-boatwen tell of,—an old negro, on | ———ve 170 R Given, Now York: | P s : Diehailyin’ Srivini ety s pradused | ienry s, Augiu sucd Slanch D. and Witlwm 1. | $ha Cialinelto place who reembon. aiFetvos | Grent Westerm Stepuship Line. When Dr. B V. Plcrco was a candidato for Stato | IEBetbally fuaud stlpied, from Michigan, the south | o 100 5 3 tho battle, and was i eye-wituess, Ho bu'tq From Now Yurk 1o Bristol (Kagland) direct. Senutor, hla political opponents published s pre- Slatce: thiat a3 respchs cer frults aad all berries, CIRCUIT COURT. day over U0 years old, but he remembers thy | CORNWALE, Wit Lursday, Jun. 8 tended analysls of bis popular medicines, bupfug | SUEIEEL Pequires speeie o ‘mer e srausportation L ey, Sled a bllt a8l Jeury G853 | buttlo all the sasc, und gives @ somewht tmore SUNFREET adisec e Shiguby o Drojudgo tho Beoplo agalnit him. | 4 atesof iy sl und, tho"unr toundinon giac? | LOLSP, ORCIC S10a Goed o o1, 600 on Loi | Kraphlc accoust of 1 hun Is contatncd b cur. st S NI fet s eloction by ‘au overwhetming wafority | Lo ot bt i ik o dead Lo | e o e Lok e of phe Bubdivinoy Blstorfes. Hero fyall T eun remctuber of | paly bletrae ecrtiacaten S cattnd Rasiront” ¥+ hable uaturs of thaar. Yeu, s awh L wus right beal, uud scverely rebuked his tradacers, who sought tu impeach his business ntegrity. No motlco would havo been taken of these campaligu lics wera it not that some of his encmics (snd every successful busivess man has bis full quota of covious rivals) are republlshing thewo bBogus snalyscs. Numerous and mostabsurd formulas Lavo been published, purportiug to come from bLigh suthority; uud it {s & siguificant fuct that o two bave been at all alike,—concluslvely proving the dishonesty of thelr sytbors. om the: pel [ ah fe® Eifienties o e 2iire of ligar, scedyall, ® ¥'se GUirul Juckuon he come down along bcal, uud fo' o' yo dem Bridishebs de cren down dat side do fence, and ovo slippe froo ou Ginrsl Jackson. uud tried to cut hiuy down do buck wid o razor. Den be turn roun’ snd jist swiug hls big tist, au’ he kuock dag Bridiskich elar froo dat fence y* seo dail Den Packivumw bo crep down aloni by soms cotton bales, s’ tried to shp up on Giural Jucksou; but Gioral Jackson bo weed Lis bead over dg cottons bule, uud ke jest went for kim! Lawd, how de tlab oo from d'r soabds! I was righc Leah, wher [ ostaudin' dly wigly \Welly § [ tho N. 174 50-100 feet of Block ¥, fu Latlo, Shalth & Dyors babdivision of the . 3 20, 40, M. CRIMINAL COURT. QGeorge Misley pleaded fully to ssaaglt with In- tent to kill, and was given tbreo months County L ‘l]’l!ll:lk E. Cottrell was tricd for larcouy and ac- ultted. 4 Charles McCall was found fuflly of larceny, and given \oirty daye County Jull AR nu Swenko was tricd for larceny, fou ) acd given Sftecn days Connty dail. L COUNTY COURP. Ip tho matter of Hydo Parx special sucsiments BOTELS, - o e SR Hotel Emery, Vine-st., above Fourth, Cincinnati, 0, THE BEST HOTEL IN TUE OITY AMERICAN AND EUBOPEAN PLANS. 43 PER DAY INOLUDING ROOMS Or looms 81 ver day. wesls axure, JHouse tret-clas tn i S G i, e 0 1] i DRUVIORa uf: tho OFat aiid secund, sectluns of 1o ol Dabev, the wholesale busineas ur commeree {n tho arii- cleacovercd by it cannot be cartlcd on with auy 1o #nablt deiree of safoly, couveniance, of aucceass they are uppresalva aud iu Tesiraint of tra sitfcles. Acts mihountiog 1o 3 violation are adiiieds ud We'only queation fur declaivn 1s s 10 the validily of tho urdinate. Lt 18 tlic poltcy uf tholaw, ma it Iy tho [ntereat of clv- {lization, 1o (a¥or comuierce; snd freedom withiu tho boundarles of all that (s 7alr end Louest 1ts & fadU: Bepaable 1 e £rowib sad devclupiicat as U ‘that uf Ay, Ulawclf tho author of somuercc. ienca wo o, by o cowuiva Ly, whish. b wlies (hap gy