Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 31, 1878, Page 7

THE CHICAGO TRIBUN Ipta to quitasan extent, no provision revenne, Th ealden w it ] that's what! 2, 27, ¥ eore, Average, 8.71%t best runi n 'O, IVE THE COURT OO kIR YOMERE Foseatloeat WHISKY. he matter with Jooeren, Haed, and Kirkiand, 2 g o " ATORATIVE, s peactice of parting with (ne Klentical Feeeinie ro. Finally, wiin In Kirkiand tiat he shonid rosh in o T 0 1002 200 3 08 a1 celved upon any particelar shipment of grain, and not keeptng them on hand antil the time of making #ale on acconnt of the particular conalunor of auc hipmont, ‘'he Iawa upon the subject appear to hinve been passed for protection ausinst the frand- ulent tuaun of warchoneu recelipts, wittiont any feferenco to any munposud riske to the conrignor fn Iis dealing with the eommiasion man. Tho owner of grain han vullicicnt nicans of protection, By n provision of the Warahonee Iaw, hie may, witii the cansent of tha warchouseman, have hie &rain ket fn a separate bin by ftseif, when the warenoure recelpt nust state on its face that it [x A n meparato bin, stating its numoer. ife niay Ine ririet the comnuavion wan npon the subject, and require hiin to keep the Identteal Jecelpts recesod upon his ehipment of grain, and not part with them cxcapt whean he aulls on lifs own necount. We have thun, wo believe, determined the wholo case ahstantinlly made In defense, and whicn sufiiclently. dlsposes of the points made up in- atructions, “Thie point Ia talen further, that appellces didnot show o complinnca with the terms of the ¢ in that they did not make proof that they cona Ir kept In ihelr possearion \warchonse receipts of the requisite kind nnd grades of ventn, in- quantis ties sutlicient to reoresent all tio grain'of ail theie prncipale which they bad recojved, and which the principals had not” ardercd sold, We think the [resnmption should be In favor af honesty of deal- ng ann of rightrul action, and that It waa for ap. pellant 1o show the contrary, and & violation of duty, If any, in the resncct named. Oblection s made thiat cottain of tho sales wora made without belng ordercd; but the avidonce, wo think, warranted the Snding that the sales wore sightfully made In pursuanco of the eage of th trade for the relmlnrsement of ndvances which ba to criticise “the Opinion of the Attorney. General (for anch ix virtaally the paper prepared by Joden French)? Masservico Inelerienl dnties fitted bim for yenturing In polemica? Or in Kirkland in this cass for Chatiey Reed and Tacsren? 1f ao, thelr clients will not thank hiwm [them] fur Hi-ndvieed ailnsons 1o the United States dndites this connectinn. Such honorable gentle and pore of- fees na Judges Drommond and Blodgett cannot eclse regard such refercnce but na un impertinence. * Reed aud Jaessen, whose wrath i* measnred by the diminution of fees, cealed from the pahlic hern what i wel) Warhington, that the paper of Jideo French was draan ap at tha request of the Geheral, and was by fum aporoved. It was recalvod by the Preident'n« the oninion of the Attorney-tienoral, Thereforo the teference by. Metara, lteed nud Juces #en 1o Kecietary Sheeman was unoubtedly resurd - ed by the P'resfdent na nn finpertinence, for sucti it RO T A A VRO A it B e e N A . Wi ) i Khyler (hiaok) i A A An Eye.Witness' Description of the | | Kirter miao AL n'.% Lyetas ' A Daclsion of Special Interest to Grain Msn. A Statement of the Govarnment's Side of the Case 1.0,0, 44, 1,5, 3 a6 20 7% l,l.",‘l.fl.l.(’.‘,f]‘,.u.fl.l. ~173. Beene of Blanghter, Miller and Engdee piay to-nign The prize medal to b jod 1 : i tpe Todrmaiment o sxiicd L...“;?;»T':;’;fl.’ SAVE|TO LEARN HOW TO DO ow Three Amerlcan Citizens Were which 18 very nrotiiy re-polnted gola star, npan 'y preftily arranzed a wreath s d- AD EE Sliot 1o Deatl hy Mexicans . | fox.the wornt - he prene gt et | YQUR| IT READ AND HEED & The rinr depende from & har upon which _ i we ST e & Wit | HAIR] WHAT FoLrows. e ronawick. ¢ eonnecting plece helween the Mexilla Valtew (N. 3. Intependent, *arand bar is & device of crossed enes and thre Fokmiing s a correct ranslation from the | halis. ke menal iy f generans bropostions, fen: | ' SAVIL TOUR TALR.~Tho laws f Tenlth Spauiah, i which it is written, of a statement | Uine metal, tasteful, and, withal, ta be prized: and Longovity demand he{eunum: of nocial lifo by a natlve ¢ltizen of Ei Faso County, Tex.. We I e rquiro {l. Thoe matter {1 of great importanes in have known the eentleman for mauy years, and UNITED STATES BONQS~ srey Wy Indorse Lim as beluz one of the most respectable | | 1ONDON, Jan. 4.—Tv the Editor London | REAGTIFY YOUR TAIR.—It ie the sure and futeltigent citizens of El Paso County : Timas—S1n: May I trespass on your space to | passing crawn of ylory, snd for the lossof it thers BAN Etizamio, Tex., Jan. 7, 1478, 7o fhe Ed- | IDsist ou the distluction—often overlooked in | s no compenaation, Wora of (he Independsnt: | have read mach and | this countrs—between Giovernment ohligations F heard more of the atrocitics ¢ ; CULTIVATE YOUR MAIR.~For by ne i Ei Pawn County. " Somo-of the reportener ooy | 80d_ordinary currency obligations] Subscrip- other means can 1t Le saved and beautified, some are false, Uccupsing & pusition ns a county | tlons to the former were (nvited in gold coln. [ oficer, it waa my duty {o cdcavor to suporess_the | Hat holders of ordinary bonds and mortgages, he Treseat Way of Doing Besiness Relween Con- Mado by & Gentleman Conversant with signor and Consignce Sustained, All the Facts, Tho Btate Insuranca Company~—Record of Judgmonts, New Buits, Eto, WAREIIOUSE RLCEIPTS, INTERRSTING TO DOARD-OF-TRADE MEN. Tha followlng opinlon of tha Bupreme Court 'n {be case of Samucl Balloy, Jr., against John It Bennley, fleddJan, 21, on an appeal from the Circalt Court of Les County, wili bo found to b of general Interest, involving several important points In the transactions of grain men. The opinion was dellvered by Judge Sheldon: ‘This tras an action of azsumpeit, brought by ap- ellees against appeliant, wherein & verdiet and rnd ment were rendered againat the latter for L5.08. The appoliecs, Mensley & Wagner, Were cqummission-marchants dotng business in Chicago, and ppeliant, — Samnal Balley, Jr., & gram-buyer at niloyville, il Op' the trial it’ appeared that appellant cammenced consigning krsin and produce 10 the sppelices for aale an commission in the year 1868, Followlng are poluts on tho whisky controversy on the side of the Guvernment, put down after a long controversy with o geutleman well-versed in the matter. Tho nttorneys of tno whisky men will not find much comfort iy them: According to hla statement, the pardon, a8 is no fonger attempted to ho concealed, waa not asked tasave theas lawyers' cilents from punishment, When there wasno other escape, tley purchased {mmunity by betraying tholr nasuctates In the King —they hecame **State’s evidence," and so wera allowed to escapo the Penitentliary, Pardon wos asked, not to secaro immunity, but to secare divers barrols of whisky, forfelted to the Govern- ment by the crookedness of there lawyers' cllents. Dy enforcement of that forfeltura the Government would roalfze 8 amall portion of the penalties in. carred by the Ring because of fallurs to pay the tox on whisky manufactured by them. The object of the forfeltaro suils Is not pun- Ishment of offendere, but to sccura for tho Treas- TIHE BANKS. TITI BEEIIVE, A meeting of certlcate-holders in the **Busted Beehive™ was held last evening in the club-rooms of the Grand Pacific Hotel. Alont filty on- fortunates were present, Tho meating was called to order by Mr, 11, P, Wright, who stated that it had been called for the purpose of rectifylng the errora contalned in the roport of the Commitlee ot the meeting one weok ago. According ta that report, certain peoplo of prominence had been pablished aw delinquents, cpriring which I'raw was about to tak lace. i P FPiticd fo accommpiinh. by g se,place, Thie | or “railroad bonds, o sny othér debts not En" u’:y :flendn and ‘;ul b?lf' In ?-n specifically contracted to be paid (n gold, have 0" oventhrow® qosoeed 1o the conspira- | no wrong doato them fn being pald In Allver, cy to overthrow the Coubty Govi : a1d marder i1 ot fatelzn b (mesinment | It may bo very inexpedieat for America t0 re. "2'.’.,‘.',"5%'.{';;‘.'1‘,' :nnm 5 It ;\;ln% h:hrl(l‘n Il.ml: verttoasflver standard when the rest of the res & hem. niuenc e Cur: 0. 1o, and fic mass of the people (n Gusdaioups. | ¥Orld hes a gold standard. Dut 1 con- {aragosen, Han Yenaclo, and other towns on the | fss to have a soft side for all dehtors and contluucd 60 to do untli the fall of 1473, Ap* | boen mados ! ury some equtvalent for taxcs of which the Govern- | when In truth they woro not. The depositora in | Mexlean side, the unfortunateand deludedcitizens | who In the course of the past fifteen ellant wagIn tie Wbt of making dratts upon nn: | ““Fas fudgiment mas bo affemed, ment. hos mcr Jetruaded. Parton vould d- | tho bank lnd euffred only oo, much, but he wan o an Eanno L et deieemined Lo takn the Years may havo borrowed %5 conta and aro nov nt Iess than i market value, which drafts 3 s cares farfeltores and pen. | sure thers could bo no desire to do injustice to Yalcta, by the mase of the people of ‘the Mexican | asked to pay back 100 conts, besldes the 7 per naciicen waii: portions of the gratn applant or- CHICAGO. alier, Tila ln what it wan asked for. Inneking | othors, eapecially when they wero Innocent. In | (o as of pooice ie: 300001 Only there, but by s grems | cent inietes L “vory | Discorered tirty-fira years ago by Prof. Lyon, of Appreciation of currency is ve number of men tfom Carmen, Carelzaly tho wines | hard, shmoat Inioierably hards. on i dcbtoes) of Chitinshua, and uthor places in Mexico. 1 | for not only did the farmer who bporrowed know by name o sight every citizen of EI Pao | nionoy on hiortiave e one period of 1864 get Gounty and of the Mexican fowns opposite. The only i cents in value for what e will have to 0b conslated of over 600 men: of these, wbout bk in dollacs. & 00 wera citizens of £l Faso County, at lcget 400 | P2Y L oalars, but his crups each year have \wera men of my acquaiutance feom' the Mexican | 80ld for less eurrency. In August, 1504, Chica- fowne acrose tite river, and tully 100 were stran. | 0 ADring wheat was salling at 82.20 1 §2.39 kern ta mes: I wan told by some of my friends who | Der bushel, On the 23 of December, 1677, it ;:-em ‘;:’I‘h me'rl:w? umt lhv::u last r{nfl. "1“ blc,lr; was I(!Ullu:lllmul £L.10 to $1.12, and cven this ronght from the interior towrs of Mexico: thut | was n great) y-Incrensed price owing to the war they had been awsured of plunder, and for that | jy the East, T)u-rerm-r.-.p let us n-,x‘;llcr llllhunor purjose they eame, 1 you ask me to give ¢ 1) 2 3 o the names of Mexican citizens who partici. | W the £reat Auerican people for having brought ioted dn the ineurrection. 1shall renly, ftwillbe | BCIF paper back 1o mearly par with :»rulur 1o give you the names of the chilzena of the | £0ld. Constderfug thut there nre nearly Mextcan towna pumed who did nat participate, for | H000.00) pursous fn America enzaged it thies are few, whilo those who took part ure maoy. nuriculture, and the greater number of them The statements heretofore pablishied in your mucti- | debtors, holders of currency obligations mav be opprecigted petiodical by Judye iloward as to the | very thankful tor pavment” in sliver, as there Is cause of the diflcuities are in the maln correct, | ngy coutract to pav anything but paper, and the leaving to one ‘side his prejudices. Whother ‘it debtor hae o falr rieht to the plea that stiver el e e buliey 0 e aPYE 2f | was a legal-tender when he borrowed. 1 think Paso, knuwing, ns he must have known, | NOthint shows the real honesty fu the mass of the ' feehny ‘.nm.g Wm, 1 do not propose | the American noonle so much as the stamping fo discuss, ile came, however, ina lawful mag- | OUt the fuflation paper schemes at tho last cloe: ner to assert a lawrul tisht, ‘The salt Inkea wera | tlone, Let us hone they will show themselves nublic property, open to Jucation by auybody who | equally rient-minded in excepting {he Guvern- derired’to Jucate them, The peonlo uf El Paso | ment oblirations trom the actlon of any Sliver {ounty hve fur seats bren awaro uf tho fact that | bill, Apologieini for asking for 80 much of :,%'.':::!“J“l]“‘l‘;“fi""("m :rlm:' Ll ',:"," el’.’::l":m" 0 | your saluabie space, I remaln, -l? vour obedl- cover them. But betng badly advertived by | SOt servant, + W. Cuoss, Don Louis Cicdis and the'” Cura “liorajo, T ey determined not to focate theme " Iaken themscives, nor permit any ono elre 1o g FELONY' IN CALIFORNIA, #0. This was for the parpnse of securing 1o the Fueclal Corremondence of The Tridune. peovin of the Mexiean sidu tne privilege of taking Bax Frascisco, Jan. 21,—They have Just suc- salt from thowo Inkes, You already lave the his- [ -coeded In maki dered to be heid until e directed it {0 bo old. Accounts of rales when made were rendered by apoell 0 appellant, as alrso monthly accuunts chrrent, pivine items of debtnnd credit down to Dec, 1, 1873, for the last balance debt at that tine, This sult was bronght April 0, 1874, ‘The grain wes sent by rall, and upon reaching Chicago was stored In poblic wareliouses, and apnelleca ro- cefved rom the warehoueemen as it arnved re. ceipis entithing the holder tu tho sainc quantity of crain of similar kiud and grade upon retutn of the recelpte, The main controversy in tho case Is In respect of {hese warchwuse recetpts, appellant insisting that the receipls issucd wpon the storing of his grain were Lis property, and ihat, whon appelicen weto directed by Bim to hold certain ratn _unill ho ordered its male, It was Emr duty to retain the fdentical warchnuso receipts tsnucd for that graln; iwhereas appelices maintaln that, according tu the usags and cuetom of tae truneaction of buainess on the Doard of Trade [n Chicaga, in holding the grain, of in mak- ing sales of It on account of any particular shipper, o attention ix pald by the conimlsaton man to tho matier of holding or trausferring the identical re. ce(ty which wero recelved by him when that per. son's groin was rocelved futo tho warchouse: that the recipte aro usca Indiscriminately, excopt that in general the comminsion-merchant endensurs, when wales are made, to get rid of the oldest receipts firat, end to huld his fresh receipte, Aud appetlces, therefore, Inalst that thelr duty was porformed If thoy at ull times kept on hand receipts fur grain of tho soveral kinds and grades In suthiclent quantities to represent the age gregate nmoont of grain recelved by them from thelr several consignors, and remaining unsold by order of such consignors, - Aupellant cialms he is entitled to the price the par. TIIR BTATE INBURANCE COMPANY, Judge Blodgott was eneaged nntil 10 o'clock Tuesday evening in hearing demurrers 10 the amended petition of lomer Cook for an anse: ment of 20 vor cent against the stockholdors of the Company. Tho case was taken uuder advise- ment, Mr, Cook rtates that tho allegatious in the blll of Jubu Allston, Gled Tucsday, to etop the col- Iection of thle nasessnicnt, are tlie Bamo as thosa made in s answer to the amended petition. The Assigneo clalme that moarly oll the ncte complatacd of werg performed beforo he accepted thg Recolvership, in May, 3875, threo yoars and a half after the Company was put Inte bankraptey, and that he could not be regarded as responsible for his pro- deceator's ncts, Allston claimed the Company had £0:21, 004, 20 of asects when it was pue fnto bank- ruptey, all of which ought to have been collected, but of the 8:201,009 cash mald to bo op deposit with tho Natlonal Loan & Trust Company onl; 81 00 was uver recelved from George (1. Smitl under tio rule nfulnn him to pay over, In regard to tha two siticial bonds for 8100, 000 and 8200, 000, respectively, given by Smith as Troasurer, recl oned fn fhe nwcts, nona of tho Asslene bave boen sble to discover any traces of them. Severul Dircctors of the Compuny Were examined on the subject, among them Allston lilmsclf, and none of thew knew personatly of the existenco of any such bonds, thongh Allston had heard that mith had exccuted themn. The sworn schednles of asvots Gled by the Company mado no inenton of any such bouds, Deducting, thon, those it, these mombern of the Ring nsked 1o be raloased from payment of what, withont regard to the ques- tlon of culity intent, fs exacted for reveuuo from every man engaged In the whisky busincss, In asking for pardon, M . Jucsson's, Reed's, and Kirglond's clicots asked @ return to iliem of what of tuo Ring's plunder had been caplured by the Government, There happens to be considerable of It, —uver {100 barruls of whisky and athior propors ’l. 7 y between 830,000 and $40,000 worth of plunder, ‘Tng Prealdent listened to Meesrs, Juesson's and Tecd's argumants, but falled to sce any ruom for hestowing upion ‘their chients 830,000 or $40, 000 belonging to the Governniont, §o Mesars, ducsson and Heed did not recover that captured plunder for their clients, and naturally the indiguauon of Menars, Juosscn and Reed toward the Preaidon s hot an over was that of twu lawyers who lost & big contingont, Hut thowr cmlm to what they are pleased to term N ' immunity ** T00 PLINSY forany lawyer, not o Whisky-Ring lawyer, o act P erlio vquealors ail did_receive inununity, Flicrefaro are they ont of tho Penitentiary, have been exempied from eriminal uromccatio ‘Tuat Is the utmiust extent of the immunity over ex- fumed to criminal turning ¢ State's evidence, Inall the reported declalonn no case can be foutid inwlieh 1t waw lield that, * under cinfm of ** im- munity," a thisf who hud turned State's evidenco wus entltled (o u return of the plunder whick had Becu taken frou linn by the oillcars of tho law, It wua reserved for the lawyers of the Chicago Wiilsky Iting to make that clabm. In the hluu-lr{ of jurls- prudence th( alons lava had tho efirontery to thirust thelr clients beforo the public of victiui of +* tagrant injustico and wnwarrantabla brench of Yale, 13 the most perfect preparation in the wortd " for preserving and beaatifying the halr, Desides belng the best halr dressing ever produced, Lyon's Kathairon will positively prevent grayne stare new hale to bald Jiea and follicles aro not destroyed. It nctuslly performs these seemiog 1ziracles, of - which ths fallawing {s A FAIR SPECIMEN, I had been entiraly Laid for several years, cone stitutional, I supposc. I used o faw Lottles of Kathairon, and, {0 tmy grest surptise, I have s thick grawth of young hair. COL. JOIIN L. DORRANCE, U. 8, A. 1n overy Important zespect thio Kathalron fa absos Jutely fucowparabie. It fs uncqualed 1. To Curo Daldness. 2. To Restoro Gray Halr. v 3. To Remove Dandrufl, 4. To Dress and Beautify tho Mair DEAR IN MIND.—The Kaihalon ls no sticky pasto cf sulplur and sugar-of-lead, to paint and daub tho hair and paralyze the brain, It is pure and limpld vegetallo lotion, fatended to ze- store tho Lsir Ly natural growth and reinvigoration. 1t fa splendidly perfumed, and the most delightful conclusion Mr, Wright eaid he bLud consulted Mr. H. M. Paine, of the Depositors’ Commlttce, about eslling this meeting, and he had adyined that it ho ealled and waa present to explain certaln matters ju connection with the report pre- vlously made, Mr. Falne said he was norry that there had been verbal misstatements ow to dclinquents at the previous meeting, Somoof the so-called delin. auents yere tnaking atrenuous efforts to pay the bank what they owed, and the pablication of their names was clearly injudicious if not unjust. He wus antisficd that the errors were not made by the reporters, but wore due to other causes which he professed to perfectly underatand, but which he did not explain to his hearcss, In the reportwhich he wrute, ho clalmed, there werc no mistakes, but the verbal statements made by certain persons had contained more or less of errorand had gotten same lhln'n- pretty badly mixed. For fnetan there had fieen o snistake In revard to the Wi ington strect property transaction. It was statea that the property ‘had Leen conveyed to Mr. tioudy, and "1 o statemient was iade In sucha way ax to mnke people naturally ruppow iliat there wan wometling wrong. This wan far from Belng the fact of the malter, anld Me, Paine, whe then went on to give the detalls of the transnctlon ot great Jength, asserting, fu conclusion, that Mr, Goudy's record throughout appeared t0 him to Lo wperrectly clear and stralghtforward, It also- recmed that the etatement din tha report that (loudy & Chundler got 24,000 commlenion i a certain Joan transaction for the bank was incorrect, the commlssion having i Ing a law In Sacramento which ls % ' tlcular receipts on account of Lis grain eold for, and 217, 000 &8 1 an falth, " becaya upon those wamo cliente, who ad- | potio o Mr. Deabolly, of she §em of Gollup & Peas | tory of the bezinning of the troable, § shall simpl, , tuitet dressing Lnown. No laly's or gentleman's liablo for ¥iorage 10 tho e of Auch wales, :kf:‘k‘.‘f’g&‘;f&%’fi.’. flm ;)‘,’J"":&“nm‘um' et | witted thieir guiit #hid eaved themselves from flm}y. Thio bauk, 1t reemed, was hard tn. necded | elve thut portion relating to the tarbarous murdcr | to-dav the subject of most unfavorable com- "l t '-flulgwmplfll witbont Lyon's Kathairon. he eent appeilees 15,000 busuels of coru n punlshiment by turning State's evidence, the (lov- ually collected by the threo Anslznces. The total 5 its thoney, and the commisslon for wetiinz the | of tho vietime. During thece days that the rangers | ment, so much so, indced, that ¢ {s not fm- + Joly, Aug and Septomver, 1872, with-| po . . | fonmont refuses to bustow the whisky forfelted o | same wan properly clargeable to the Instittion, were besioged [ was surrounded by ihe mob. 1 i 9 orders o " Hold 18; T warelous - recaipes | 1SS Up o osiva oo s boat BRab a0 | LD vt Rl be oy e, LY dortelted to Sir. Taina then went o 10 explain the ingtonsne | Witncoset sl thore acer oanded, by ibo prohable they will repeal it Lefors the close of 1, BOLD EVERYWIERE, fesued for thin corn appolices sold almost Swmedlately upon s aerival, and only $30.10 extra storugo had thore accruca upon i, Yet, thongh appellant dld not order the grain to be #old until Blav 14, 187 and it was then sold, anid $1,004.47 extra storage bad accrned spon it, his cialm 19 that ho fs entitied to tho price which the 1dentical wareliouse receipts originally received for the corn sold for, and Ia ouiy ljable for the $40.10 extru atorago. Appelless” Inaist ho 15 oniy entibled to the price of the sale, May 10, 1873, and 14 lIable for storage up to that time, Justica und unwarrantable breach of fatisi, aa weil ad to rollove hls pentenp feclugs, Mr, Lawyer Juessen breaks out In paotry, Whut small warenut therg in for the indignation, puoctis adeprosaic, of the Whisky Ring's lawyera waa devetoved upon (he trlal of Mr. Juessen's cil- cuts, Roeile, Junker & Cu, In thut case waoa pleaded in detall tho **Nagrant injostice and un- warruntable breach of fajth "™ with which the Ring now charee the Gevernment, In that case,—as now through the press,—this case of fageant fn- Justlee und breach of triist was got 4p oy what Charle E. Eills was the frst to fall; he was a | the seaston, noble pontleman, o kind friend of the people, had It Is intended to deal with the cxisting state Vived with them and befriended them fur many | of geuter qog de thus: #, 6ud had 1o idea they would harmn him, A3 Oks i weale: thise 1 Howard came to towh with the ranyers and SicTiox 420, Any person who. in tne presence the crawd Lecan to gatherat Leon Granillo's house, | of hesring of twenty-tive ar moro peraons, shall Mr, Ellin went tnere, (0 talk and reason with taem, | Utler any languazre witls {ntent either to lhcite & Iio was saying, **\What docw thls mean, boys 1. | riol at the present or in tho futare, or any actor (Muchachos, Don't sct foolishly: let me | 2cts of criminal violence againse J/ersons or prop- odvies you for yous own good,” and | €rty. or wio shall sugpest, or advise, or encouraze other remarks to° tho same ' offect, | B0Y actoractsof crumnal violenes against any when Leon Geanillo cried out, ** Ahora es iempo!™ | 10Tu of peruona or property, or shail adyise vr cles In the schedule aubmitted ut the previous weeting purporting to give the names of those whose unsecured notes weee held by tho bank, They were all good for something except thase of Mefls ru{h-:ugv:n Sliversmith, ¥, M, Casey, C. F.Junge, and . Glvens. Mr. Paine alno corrected the statement made lat the taxes due on the Westfall property amounted to 830,000, The amount really due wos 812,000, There lnd also been o mistako an to ihe amount neccssary to redcem the Northwestern cluding thie 40 per cent dividend: Mr, hahop, the next Anslgnes, expended $2i) 7.80; and Mr, Couvk 811, 3150, leaving n Lalance of 82,570,563 on hand. Under that view o tho facts, Mr. Cook thought It wns vory ovident that an adsexsnent must bo mado to provide for tho de- ficlency of 8105, 000 necessary to pay tho ramalne Ing U0 pereent on the clalms and expenses. THE TLLINOIS DISTILLING COMPANY, Edward F, Lawrence and James M. Ballentine rcu!nflhly filea o bill inthe Clreait Court againat Leonard "C. stchblus, Roswell €, Merverenu, and &* T0OLEV'S THEATR SALE OF SEATS COM- OPERA. railroxd company, and mized with other grin of tho ' samu kind und prade, s0 - that ita identity s wholly lut, After the gratn hos been recetved, it bs panvod to the credlt uf the conaignee or commisalon man, and a warchouse receipt issacd to hin in bis own name, - Each recelpt usually includes all the griln of the samo rade golug into the wamo clevator. on eccount of the conetgmee for the same day, andnot unfrequently 1t covers the geain recelved from seve eral conuignurs. ‘The number of tho car fron which 1be grain {s recelved I wrilten on the back of the recclpt, Al the testimony s that there is no re- gard tad to the Identity uf recoipis; that the data thelr ‘crookednese, aml the proceeds of which would have gone into the Freasury to make good the taxes of winch Roclle, dunker & Co. hod de- tranded the Uovernment., And, 1 that caee, the Unlted States wan In fact put upon- trinf on the charge of flagrans injustico and nnwarranted breach of falth !lrl.'ffl'l’k‘d by Mr, duounciselients for tho Whisky iting, inorder to recover tunt furfoitad wilsky, Messes, Wirt Dex- ter, Ben Ayer, L. 1L Boutsile, speciul counsel for the Governmont, ana dJadge Dangs, Uistrict Attorney, wera “sworn, and tostified explic- ity thot tho only Immunity promised the equealers wns _Immunit: from crim- car-aliop= property, ‘The nctial amoint necensury ‘The provt na to 1o mude of duing business | e 0 counl only bo righted by giving to Roelle, dunker | s €400, the property was worth to.day | (now is the time). ‘Then Eutemio Chavi encouraze forcible restatance to any of the laws of 3 & ot oh mrrival 1n Chicayo tha Geain le piaced 1y | 19 Lpn, Distiiis Gompany 10 compel the wiana- | (50 The vietions of that oo, Si Satypicr Fovog,or nd the property 10T o Morseback ani th tho state, ahall bo deemai gty of felonv, aud | MIENCES 'TIIIS MORNING., ono of the eleratorsor yubllc warlouses by th | 005,00 fofotdeed. Augut et 'lfivy whisky forfeltad to the Governmient bocauso of | “3 Ine*s guani-amenied report was accopted, | #taried on u ran, wraising the ot on conviction thercof shail 2 pin hed by fmpris- " . i T and he, with the rest of the Committee, discharged” onment in the State Prisun or Mr. Wriht explained that all that was wanted at the previous meetinz was to get at the nnmes of uiakers of nsound notes, and not to _publish_ the names of thono whose dealings with the bauk were honeat un thelr fuce. And vet the pablicas tlous Iu the paperd repzesented vome of theea hon- cst pouple an deliuguents, They had come out ond denied tha soit impeachment” over thiele own stenatures, and 1 his opinton the mectlng owed thein a vote of thanks, Kuch honeaty wan some- what = chuering to behold in conteast with the dishonesty of Sydnev Myers. Naturnl- ly the deposltors felt wdignant at the de- After e Tad dragzed him eome d n & County Jatl not gotdown and eut hid throat. aua the Ludy was | £2cceding two years, or by fne not txceeding thrawn to the coyoten, It baw been chiarzed that | 33,000, or both, Miguel dunrez had something to do with the kibi- Ske, 2. This act stull take effoct from and aftor ug of Ellis, This I8 not true, “Juarex wan not | Ha jass: llu El Paso County at the time; ho was in New It was earried In the teeth of violent opposl- ':\“[“”‘;*mn murder of Elits, tho attack on tho | 0% 0% it was decied too severe. The forfelt- rangers coutinied for three days, Daelne this | ure of the rights of citlzenship waa the sticking period 1 froquently hcuhllhlnl.-‘)fiu‘d‘u;lnlul' tiamob | point. 81 s situatlons o el i That o thele Tried 1 Hraiones o e fotlowert | e Governor afgmed it aftermuch hesitation, that the United States troups wonld not interfere,” | and on Bagurday night came down to Ban Fran- And these same leadere, and especioily Chice Ba- | clsco to see for limeelf the position of afaira. with oito Jotin Robinson, “were tho awners of the capital stock of the 1ilinols Distilling Com- pany. and of the property of the Company ou the Nuorth Branch. Prior to that time the L'uulpnn{ and complainants had had disagsrcements with Htebbins and Mersercun, and Sparrow M. Nicker. ron wa called tn to act as arultrator, and a eettle- ment was finally effected, One of ita provieluns was that Btebbing and Mortcrean were to release complainants from thele obligalion on s dletillers bond for $50.000, uuder which the llnlvllll{ was nupposed fo be abont 624,000, and complainanty goreed to, and did, release to Steboine and Mersereau all thelr claims and those of Ten Nights and Two Matinees of T GRAND ITALLAN AND ENGLISH OPERA. MAX BTRAKUSCH, Director, OPENING NIGHT. MONDAY, Feb. 4, IL TROV.ATORE. 188 KELLOGG 1LY ne. M M Nr, TUESDAY EVENING, Feb, 5, first appearance of the filustrious Anglo-Franco Fritaa Do troi Hor o the sale of & recelpt wonld be no leatfon of s inal -prosecutlon., Ex-Supervisor Matthuws A em, ‘Thel one; rela, atated that they were slmply obeying ord X -2 gy Alajesty’s Opera I .ondon, o Sivle on ecountof 1o Consgaot op | e, Company syt “ther, e wan® aiad | sl Motestion, | Bedinenor Sy R ol i 1L fof e 10 e frcm 3 | Bt o aphg 9 By cbzlng orders szt ey o exeepting hoss who Fotod MLLE MARIE ROZE, smajnsecelved in the cars mentloned on the ree :me : cw n'.l ;;'n« néunm ,”“ I‘:‘"" teatified that the demand of the squenlers for what calamity was to tinlte In urging Chieazo's repre~ | 8t this timo to give an opimlon ns to the truth or not be repealed, 1t will at Jeast be o 0 As LEONORA, fa LA FAVORITA. celpt, watnat the Distilling Compuny: nod wers to o | they call full eivll and erimtnal Inmaniiy-that 1o Yo o yongrems to voto fara law wiich | falsity of Uiene statements the matter fa now | fot b repcaled, it will at least bo amended a0t [ oy o riatn Eb. o FAUST [heals no disputo ns 1o the usage and custom | SEAINAL Lo D D e © | tocucape punishment and bave tholr piunder roe shouid provide for Governmont savings banks, belug investigated, and’' when the gruh | Woditled. Thuraday Eventnn bets 7 ALA of tho burlnoss, nnd It mast be conceded that thy | GelVEYed 1o them the brope T 40T, 400 e 433 | rtorad—was by him vrcacuted to' tha d;creur: 28|, Ono of the deynnitors wanied to know whni the | is brought 1o light, tho truth and the | They fecl that the lawmakers have no more Fridey 0N GIOVANNY actling of sboclleca was fn_conforwity thercta, | {he NOrt s el e L gcp. | tho Treasucy, the Attoruey General, and fanily | bank woald funily pay, bt Se. Paino. eould ounly | wholu truth will be published 0 tha worla, | right {0 be exticinlsts than the azitators, xlueday SOIAND MATINEE sud thelr elaim sanctloned thorouy, while Ut o TEMIOOF febte And i Voo oHonCD aran matle in Eep o asnet; and was promptly rujected, which fact | say that tho praspect 4t present. sk, (o eay the | A8 1 berors siatode. I was oeith i Crsbridg Jasmantin, | eambeion, 8150, leterved Seats, o centy und appellant is entirely unwarraotod thereunder, Merscrcau ‘exccuted their bond of hydemnity to | 110 communicated to tho sqnealars. 8o, when they Icaat, uncertain. and that there coutd bu Mitls tm- | could nut cecape for I was closely watched; they e ————— T...,.‘.}fi..f licacrved Seals commences this morniog boeame Btate's evideneo, they wero fully sware thut the total iImmunity hud been refoved. Thl'( acted under the advico of distinguished couneel, and must kave known that there was na_power ki this Government which could grant such full im. mitnity as they now clafm,—no power to releass {from taxes, Ncesra, Sidney Smith and Leanard Swett, conn- sel for whivky men, testified, in substance, that while sich full Immunity was not pramised specif- fcully, thelr understanding and expectation wus that ultimately the whola batch would Lo fet oot. THE APFIDAVIT of these gentlemen, mailo by them for the purpose of reducing to wrlting the agreoment, and latd be~ fore tho Department at Washington, 1n there-tirate bateh cases, was Introdaced in cvidence, Follaw- provemont n real eatate prices until Congress did what he thought It ought to do, A dopavitor—Pass the Silver bill, Mr. Psing remorked that the depositor's bead wau lovel, The most encouraging thing ho cauld say was, that, n the coursv of & couple of years, the thing might pay 10 or 15 per cent, A depositor fn the rear of the roomn became so excited at this that he gut up and advocaieds »chemo 1o burn up Sydney and Lis honse. The 1den was received with appianse. but wae not cat- lne(.l nlu(f 80 far as could bo learned at o late hour Jast nlght. Mr. Elliott Anthony wan called ubon to mate when Judge Willlswne would probably eive n decls- fon_on tho investmentecertilleato yueston, but could oniy eny that he belfeved Jot:ze Willlums a¢ llox STAR LECTURE COURSE, IMMENSE = complainants, and also transferred fs collajeral sceatlty certain notes and stock; Btebblus Hko- ivise agreed to exccute a trost deed on the aouth 17 feet of Lut 21, all of Lot 22, and tho north 13 fect of Lot 27, in Block 102 of Schaol Section Adi. tion. A lsrgo number of vavers were fntercnanged betwoen the partics, and after the transactlon was concluded, complatnants discovared that Stehbine had not exocuted the frust-deod e agreed, 'Thoy gsked him to keep hin ngreemont, but he has ro- fused, and thoy now filoa lil to cumpel the ex-* ccution, and to cnforcoan cquitable len on the property, A gen\m who deals in a_particular market must Letaken to deal according to the known, genorul, and uniform custom or usage of that mirket, and be who employs anothor to act for hiw a¢ a par- Hicalar place or markat munt bo taken as intending 1hit the busincsy to be done will be done accoriting lothe usage or custom of that placy or miarsut, whetner tho principul, {n fact, knew of the usage of euaton or not, Wo donot sce how, as appellant clalms, tho warchause recelpt can be regarded us the proporty, or & represcnting the property, of the consiguor on sccount of the reeeipt of whoso gran it {ssued, s that the partiug with such particular recelpt Ia s claposal of ‘tha consiguor's property. The i on being received at the warenouso” is stored in common bing, mixed with other graln, aud loscs alled mun trator to my faco for oot joining Ve, am thicatoned to Lok way fiie, P igriing HE MORBID SINNER. m.ll_vumw [ n.‘u'th:;?uul-ufrna of wy blovd 'An emiueut clergyman onco sald, that a relutions, wito, Lo the diesrace of onr name, wore | changa of stomach and liver would benefit tho cting with the woo; ond who have by thelr law. o akin stainad the natha of A Bonosabie fatally | Merbl einer almost us much £s & claugo of \L‘"h mfiunmuhl :u-un:umelf fluunx‘l&klflm .u:'n beart; yet many still attributo an irritable e about the tean they set tu catch Howurd, | tomper and morose dlsposition to the Ingenlous K 5 McbBiride, : ,::,‘: o Dexfenvd e ,'fl‘:’nu':.!",‘,,‘g';l:,"','}m'{; workings of the devil, whilo they aro slnply tho tlon, and general or nervous delllity, and arc 1 1e, carrency, and drafis, the conditk & . 1ot Hhoy wouiu pesmit. b, Hawors Siennan | readily cured by the uso of 8 fow busiles of Dr. i alhthe ranzere o depurt without siwfontation: | Plorco's Goldon Medical Discovery and Pleasant "ltieo Hurela swore he hol o84 Lh e wou 9 fultitully keep bia purs of tha azreemunt. 3tv AL | Purzutive Pellets, Somo way b peruuaded BEECHER TIE BCAVENGER CONTRACT. Peter Iendricks, for tho use of Peter Downay, gominenced s nult’ yestordsy agsimat the Cliy of and kind trestment f they aurrondered, Mr, At- | symptoms of dyspe torpid Mve tipa- Kion gave hp 10 the leaders of the mob 817, 000 | 120 spcpsia, torpld liver, constipa- | 1o spcune seATs Fon g oF Uacentliy, und boconics incapabl’ of speciic [ Ghicag sud Oscar C. Do Wolf, Hoalth, Comuus- ( FHCH Sases, iras Inteodace document: wanld attend to the matter within a foy doys, Kinwon bellesed hlut und sal, **Well, you have | futo trylug other remedics on tho plea that thoy | HGHE: 13 at the deslznation; that amount of gratn Iu credited ty sloner, to recover “'""", daunges, pa e Rt 5 Jusuph laelle, Anton Junker, aud | | Thie mecting then adjonrned. g focutved & bettor price for us than wo would bring | are cheaper " und * just as good," but after | unprecedented prices o 8 ltool & 1bo cunslguce. 'Thia warohonso recoipt {s wiven to | KO - contract for cleaning the = atrects st various partics: 4 1f suld 8t publicuuction.” It s satd by some of oot bUBR, 13 RIRtEaL, At Brata cost tho consiunee as Lis voucher that he has fn | VA% made last yenr with Ifendricks. nker, Gvorge Miller, 1, . the mob thut Chico Bareln Intended to kevn bis | USINE A fewof the peculiar und hoterogencous NG-10031, K secura best soats By Givatalii aret choto to-d 3 -y Y ouneiali Ot R0e r CXiPENTER, Manager. NOOLEY’S THEATRE, Prices, 25¢,50¢,75¢, aud $1. Matinee Prices, 23¢and 500, and by him ssimed to Downcy, The Iateer claims that the city has withhold part of the money aue bin, and has also compelled him todo work bot provided for in tho contract, for which hic 14 entitled to addtlons] compeusation, and this he seeks to recover. * THE BAYARD COMPROMISE. Yestorday waa tho Jast day for fling objectlons 1o tho propored compromniss between ltobert Hay- ard and the Btato Insurance Compary. Objections in writing were filed by Atexaudeér Bishop and urtou M. Ford, N tholsen G, Jon ) rkof I Mason, Roswell L. Merscrean, and Egbert €. Leach turued state's evldence, under the fullowing agrecinent, conciuded Letween thelr counsel sud the couned for the Unliva Brates, toewit: M Bangs, IHatrict Attarney, nnd that'warehuuso, not the grain of the consiguor, nor any particular geatn, Luta cortal numbor o Lushicls of erain of “the kina and grade mentioned intho recelpt, subject to his order and disposl. The consiguoe {w not named In the recelpt. It Goes hot represont bl particular property s it 13 not word, x‘.""x“ nmlnm- n,cm,n 'nmnlmmhrl ucroan Ill\l' 7":! combinations, they usually preferto return to fr o tho Cura Horal Infurming bin of what lud | o romedy that has carned n reputation by rea- . und recelvou thie answer: ** b :’.?:’:;fl‘.:::f..‘:.:'.:.'f;"uh:u.n.';"eg OO | g0 of fts merit. Dr. Pleres's Family Mediciuos Howard was first taken on| o entire mob was | are prepared from the cholcest extracts, at tormed In o regiment, abor i *A% hundred wirong, | groat expense, and under tha unmediate super- Nights 4 Bat. fesued to 16 uwed by hiu, - B Jraday otet Doxier, T b Ayer, wiid L. 1. Boutwlie, urdstant | Marzuret Prouty on tho fotlowing groundu: and murehied with floward at the head to. ih | B pense, ate sup Thueslay, Friday, and Satuniay Nlxhts st & and Sat- e A B o or T oot | U ody wartAIEd 1 5 LS sturdasid BATEIER | piocoume e (e wont commence s wero ponding exceution. e wa it et wihoso buslues o1 | ity Sitics a0 . T pearslit s 00t d -n-cflrn with his | vision ol a ind blin: when ho reached the placo f | to kuow thulr purity ond strength; hence the gxecutbon, the cammaind was glven, halt! How success of these femedies in overeoming discase, ———— R neut comedians, Stuart Rtobson and W, I, Crane, 1n thelr most succesatul of sl comedies. “OTR BACHELORS.” Juan Dangles, I'rof. of Musl .o 3r. Bluart Robeon, Uil Jubcph JuwI6r.n PeLired TANYEr. ALEW, it Cranes the superior Court are now ready for distribution In gudge Moore's roow, | o« BANKKUPTCY 'MATTEUS, enry C, Btrawn, of Ottawa, and Willlam T, Pawell, of Culcago, partners b Both thove citics oy Tumiber.dealers and manufacturers of vash, duors, and blinde at Ottawa, und ns furnaco-iven I this city, dled o volontary petition in barke Tecelpt an ebiptocnt, und the acknowledgment of tho cunaiguee of the recelpt of tho geain, True, tho recelnts do bear a cunaecutivo nnmber, And on the Lack 18 specitied the numoer of the car dn which the gralu arrivod, whereby tho recelpt 14 capavle uf jduntllcation” os Lssved upan auy partlentar conviguor's alipment of Hratu, end bl s @il Of any twe receipite Htatcs cvidence and glve the Guveraical, s might e reqalred, The benedlt of all ‘tho facts within thelr knowiediza 1 referenen to & conwvltucy belleved (0 exiut, by tioans uf which the Governnient was bolng wyateinatically sid regulurly defraudod lu reforenia 1 ho colloction of thu Fevenue sruing Trom the manus factute of spirits, they sliuuld receive: 1. Eutire criminal fms £ T anents uncollectod n the Unitod ntatce Court ‘whes and at. the tino tho tecvlver mado his petition and appiication for an s unctlon restratnioi them from prosccuting thess suite, waid etiler of Uluui 14 party (o ti beutin, Iecauae nelther Murgarey Vrodty wor ek counsel fheprer vived any notice of such application for sn in. uncttou. liccaine Bishop and Prouty bave by e w prlor it wod fon upon the stuckliolder's la- ) instantly stopped, and turn| fuewd the mol they were drawn out In a lne. Al wes silentan | = SR death. Dosiderlo Apodaca, with a finng party of NEW P elght mew, cama up aud took positions wbont ten | < feer from' the doomed man, who atoad quletly wutehing the procecdings. \When i1l was b LICATIONS, TEIB by thieso sutta sc- utty for themsalves, Anid Buperh Cast 0 it tho parties % ‘) 2 ady, ., Feh, 4—~hellogk:Caty and Marls NozeGrand hetiod In revmoct uf "diffarent couslzuors for tha | ruptcy, | 'Klelr preferred duite oo S30%80, the | st so Sitmincrss Lasolbclul Bgatadt tho parties Tt o ant 448 atockiiolier ot the niate saviain | NSNS PRI Lol snos oo sl Lt e i sk 1] And Marls Hogogrand Hko amount, kind, aud wrade of grain, neither | sccurca $14,300, and the unsvcured O(H), 311, | and nu provecdingsoiher than tho procesdings in the s oy ! Buently, butenough to make himself understood. Ay e e e ey Hsany owpecial valo ubave the tlior, but tiey | 11, C. Strawn owes 82,080 67 pofecuariv, ‘s i PRoCadlnga shOUIG L. Colb b o et 1y B X MY FIRST BIRTIIDAY, ar thy exact equivalents of coch uther for alf come | T0 Powoll 81,000, 75. ' The firm awacts comprise p e oy ol By Syl loe ile sgreement. tho as- wero withdrawn of suspended. The con- Vo wald: **You are now about Lo cxecuto 400 uien, ** then, barinz bin breast, he gllw the word, Y **Firel" Then the firing party fired, and Howard . cial puivosce; and tho practice of (ndluctlimi- ot Jeasebiold intereat in Tand fu Uttawa, on which their mately disponliig O recciptey regardlonsaf tho pat- = seumenu P ciaiin Biahiop and Wrouty, ano or bath of themm, pror Accldentally conning over the charch regtator T fuctory u situnted, Which 1a valued at $3,000; | demination Suses ahove manied. reror. v o com roons i ! ? fell, and Kicked. and squirwed on the ground: : Weular conslguors on whusu account they ara fa. | Cash, 821,973 bille and notos, $2,:577,955 wtock 0l | Uit Oub oF the selTuresof Siay 100 sy e iioe Eruwe insndinewt 1 pies :;;‘,!"“;.‘,,"“,,',, i froas | then desus Tolles ran up 10 the Body, and seising & S van highly pleascd to learn that I was '““","{ sued, wuuld soem to bu & mistter of uttor Indiffr. | Oltaiva of lumber, doore, bhinde, etc,, $0,:85; | Abuut that thne, ux(’ midchel¢ (Jargo kuie) in botn hands, struck at the Lorn, and atrange enouph, on the samo day witl furthier proseention of (his sus Lecauss the Court s 1o power ol i hy diilileey of the Ualun Coppor-Distilling Gompaay baviug bect sold upun an Smemment vings lis welzure aud’ bufuro condemnstion, it was agresd it suchi eale should bo regarded w an vlection to proceed in that maaner nical of by condemnation and forfeltures nad, (herefure, that thers sliould b no furdior procoadiugs ipan tha. bond given in (o cotie demnstion case wiien the distlilery wes bunided, . Wherear, It was anticipated that & fill di closure of all’ the fa uthorlty 1o com- P cltlicr Bahop ur Frouty fu divutes thelr sults at law n & procecdlug to which they arg uot parifes. Uarey McCuon filed aw ubjection that tho vrder dinmisalnz hiv wuit would “be in violatlun of Lis yested rigits, Uoorge Winsock clalmed that his esit agsinst Bayurd having been removed to the Federal Courts, my daughter Mary, only 44 yosrs before her, Thls sccounts for her musical inclination. To colebrate thte cvent 1 have resolved (o have a splendid lunch for my fricuds nnd patrons, and overy one of them ctfully lurited. b un ’nmy(uuaburnnq will give some £nce 10 thulr fnteres 10 long as thore bo ke; band receipts for the severnl kiuds aod L’nh}‘ duificicat quantitics to represent the uggregato ount recelved from the scveral conalgiiors ro- mainmg unvold, This Jatter tho custom requiros Lo be dones and, IF it 0o dune, tho correctness of the churgo fur atorigu up 1o the thua sale v ordor- ed must ve ncknowledged, osvuth an smouny of i ock and Sxiuren hiere, $1,650; ‘open ‘acounnte, 3, 800 and insurance policies, §10,000. Strawn hus vome lund wonn? \6LUS notcs, $30; Lorue and carriayo, 82003 ive shures of stock i the Buuth Ottawa Minera) Surlng Company; and some aharos in tho Clifton lotel at Ottawa, $200, Duwys &1l hiox §2.000 worth of land, and $:00 worth of stuck {n the Ciifton Klotel at Oltawa as his indi- body; the blow feil. but Howurd turned, and the miche el on Fulies eute Eaiug. of Duoat i SUPPLEMENT. tocs, Thebody wasthen backed und mutilated, after which 1t wus dragied to un old well and thruwn 1, ien Atklusou and McBride were brought t, aud stoud on thu spot where Howard had - Tallen. - Meliriua satd not ing, Dut appearsd 10 b Contents for FEDRUARY, Vi 3 or s tue of lier cholcest sun; ithila the ki edigo of i clancholy (triste), Atkinson spuke In vor) g 9 - 3 Kran would huvo bect Kephiu atora 1o tuat tima | Yidual proporty. 'Fio tuso was roferced to Reeister | Gorchiants theo i stk Eiaioce wopanunicdzo ot the | Bayurd bavingl by Judge Farwolls injunction. snd | azcullent Snanishe | After atating e sty they 1. THE EVOLUTION THEORY, AND [T | Ofler choleestoungu, | more & mystery, on account of appeilant, Urant, - velop new abliities szatnst tlnrnfi it was agroed that | (hat Bayard has alteady withdruwn bls oifer of hud mado {0 relaoso the parly, und tho vath they RELATIONS TO ‘TIE PHILOSOPILY OF Hewpoctiully, U. POTTUIESE “n lvlc(nnlul;d:lflllhtl m,u present 1a Hk‘u ¢||m cas | Atl?m ‘:mfu ?nalcllng w!llbeh‘nla mm 11 lhg- 4o lisbilitles thereutivr discoverod “should by prose cul",i‘x'x'fi'l’-““i:jmlum e dled by P, Diuan, | B34 u'kui: [ xfi-”o:m . |,u!'; nlru‘mll-e'-l. llm unked NATURE. By Prof, Ernat Haeckel. $00-371 Bouth State-st, porl acked In bareele, s, m ed with the ora Hegl ¢ Crain in tho case o) ¥illtam ch- 1 ol a0 P them 17 thoy st intended viovlate thelr solenin % E i~ ot s e o oo el owhers e, tonsrned for le, Whees, L b | fonbe B T AU R e R b - oy o I R o e ALY Plodyun; tho crowd shouted = AcGoenios o siuwh | 1. THE LIBERTY OF SCIENCE IN THE McVICKER'S THEATRE,. ;l’wl;d in nwnmh-:um »lvllbl:in llnxf: {wunmy ;:l’ |qu{‘ el le::’c n:l’l llllunr{l}:n‘nllb:u}? fum'i l‘v‘l A;lr; i{l‘l‘ulhl’llxeuu‘:!ud::‘l‘:: ln“#?fil"{fifnfl'fl‘nfim’:m p.lflm: vlll‘nr-' wh':ch :T(l'x‘:'v:lurnx'ac.;u mlluw-'i > u,u,,l;_ i . n‘fnf\'“ 'nm Allk.]nlun, hl:l;:hg" l.l.':u MODERN STATE. Dy Prof. Rudolf eSS hag 6 sauie Guality an i, 1t does nof tose ite | d I &lving to Rudolph toth, of tol dlciment. pes s ceauso the blaluti s 1tsbly fue costs and damages | remedyt *No not* shoute 0 Virchaw, s 4 i s : , but I thoy whould festify trankiy and Leathiul . L R 8 g TS! LAST NIGHTS! Mentity a8 the particular propeity of the con: &v::lw-.“gl;;.i';;émm::xggw)s&fi:: Ji'ifl.‘hc‘.’.{ ul‘:v."cl““"". m'"fl Il'm,r [y “‘;u{;"ul’(“;flmm Tk ‘:n-’. Already sistalned, g;r which proviston should be 1nado | crowd, **Then lot me ale with h_::nnrl.l LAST NIGHTS A | Qikuor, The cass of Suymour ve. Wyckot, 10 N, Yoo ¥ wideh fu cited by sppellant’s counsel ax #0 ' nuldlug, Yakes the very distinction wiieh. ers exlta. Vo defendant thire eluimed that the purk ol the constiuor, by Lotug stored du tho Inapeci- or's warchouss Wil i Jarge quuntivy of uthor pork o1 nllar ingpection brand, and slt consigued to the defendant fur » st [48 1dentity, 1lKke wheat salxed ina ban, ctc. Tho Court says: **The rule Ieteried (o oy the defendant's counsel applics only 10 Ao event of mich proposed urder belng made, iecauxs there £s no covlicetion hetwech tho of 8 diviiend and tne dismissal of suits aguinet (fubert Layard b & stockholder, and vio ougut nut w dupend 6 other, ecauss the objectors have a legal right to thelr divle dends as inuch a4 any uther deposlicr, Lecauso thls Court caunot coutrul sults in enotber and separate Jurisdiction. Hecause tho order fs contrary to the understanding Detween couusal whien the urer for an fnjunction was oreil. he wald, will give {tho wore B AL ik conl, £ive ithe word ¥ Ulle | 11 THE cumtosITIES OF cREDULITY, By n (ook off hia coat and o 2 ahit wy Y 1 V.18 0 10 Diicuver his breaat, lookedat (ho party ot s Willlam M, Carponter, 31,1, ¥. 1.3 el o stood wih UGlr, yun teady to fire, dud | IV, TIUE GRRM-THEORY OF DISEASE, Dy n a cool anner, **When Ve Lhe wore o ot 1y hoars—Bire 0" Au ho favo'ihe wom n'ads M. Charlton Nastian, M.D;, FiIL.8, buliets iruck bim In the bolly: o ssggercl, but | V. JOIN STUART MILL'S PIILOSOPITY covered himuelt ang shouted, *°Jlue arribu, ESTED. Y 3 Caronee 1 (HIZBOF Py Y04 ot mr ) e okl TESTED. By W, Staaley Jevons, F.ILS. Were thon fircd, and ho fell, But still ho was e . JOIIN DILLON, yoxanp vzen, " ALL THE RAGE HARRY PEARBON, : Iu couile characters, BATURDAY, LAST ** ALL THE RAGE* MATINEE, BABY "t stk e S s, mortgage bonas, 83,000 worth of Unjon I'sclic mortgago bond, of Clil Qulucy’ martziza bonds,. $5.600. o1 Lotiisourn & C! g0 9, s ircelt b 45 000 01 8 Pranciuce’s war e and o sales should by had upou fudg- Vil caws unti) the yuest i uf the faith wstfying col yuestio bedewonstrated, and uot e Lo apply fur &n avate- ment or rettiaion e fines and forfeliures by the Departiuent. - kn thls conncetlun the bupu wes held vut 10 thy dufundaiits that if Loy testined truthfully, snd ka1 goud fuithh, Tho bupartuicht would be lehleny with them, for [t was safd us sctiug they would beconie the friends uf the ¢ inent, uad the Goyve adether. Whils this untll such n ¥ranciveo 7 per cont iy, 31,0007 United States Governmans bonde: and 8500 of New York City 6 per cent, bonds. now lield na collateral by the Chenieal National luuk of New York City. On tho other hand, Koth 14 1o relcaso ull clatna and demands he may 0 . ; ' % hopu was heid out, 1he Governtnent feserved the -4 " ors | 5 i 4 ) 3R PHERATINE, s 450 o vt b v wstues | Bosttmente, entigat Abrsis rid, Itouli s st b A0 Bl iy | s Lo b e b compromte it A nnutlined Sowarde Ls el anl Destde- | VI DISSECTING A DAISY. Dy Fror. Graat UAVERLY'S 'TUBATRE, inespablo ot wpecifio deatguation, vte. In suchw | Lipmau will bo held ut 10.a, m, to-ds U1 e e Lo ehforcy. L Gonacination, i gny | euissa of (e sults, Pt pistol 10 his nead and Snished i, * Aleitrids ! 3. . HAVERLY. “MrobHetor and Mansger. Mr. llonney, sfier looking at the objoctlons, sald he would itk time 1o go throuyh theas, and notice coutld b glven (o the other partive whed he wished 4o bava thew callod up for argument. ass the vw ucr parts with ihe uroperty as ho party * Whtoshie meaus of fdentifying or controllivg It; md the F“'an to whom 1t s delivere lustead ~ of being vatlov, becomcs a debtor*; and seo L Wastiburne, 1 Ohjo, it ppe o count, ~ ‘rancis T, Bherman, for the uso of and hofra_of Francy C. Bliorman, comummot sult in deot against Joshua L. Marsh aud Jumes Leonard, laying damages at 825,000, sgreed thut parties haviug bouded Broperty nlght r. tur the sanie for sale. aund the Ugvernmient wutkt ac. l!l'{it this substitution whenever the progerty could e returned In kind and shinilar fu conditiun, And In case of sirita, whou siwilar kiads qualitics, &ad usutisics was luatantly killed. Thobodles worothiendragged | VIL DOG-POISON 1IN MAN, Dy Heory W. I witaessed the sbove sceno, 1 heard th remarks Acltid D, 1 tiavo uivon, and hold nigeelt respovailie for ths | VIl ON TNE TEACIING OF NATURAL LAST NIGRTS TO SEE THIS GREAT SENSATION. MR. MILTON NOBLES, i tiou, 18 tho Mzbly exciting aud Siceaepnilsr cophioation, n tho bebis excitjag sug i truth of this sccount. \When this vecurred thers MILOSOT! 4 cesafi piay, o Ty 2. Jtwas remarkod 16 (ho caes, et clted Tk VHOBATH COUKT, ¥ Siate ot iifaols, Cook County,—Sldney Bmit THE CITY SBAVINGS BANK, +100d 10 150 Jing OF Ihaurgunts. OVLr S0 men frone PHILOJOUAY, - 2ip Frot, 1. 0 Tulty TR '?x{'r';eu'fi?.":-":.’{f 5 12 L Tow thoproperty was backed in bartoly, Which Wero | Tn the cstato of Michael Kumiedy, tho Slos since Hyuar Byott tng Guly ewarn depoun and Tha question of th rcalgnatioa of Mr. Spoftra, | His opposito sidy of'the river; aud Tcanturmiah | IX. THE LITTLE HEALTH OF LADIES, Dy &, “erneraber this'1s the bri g tv Marked 50 as to Idenlify 1tns the complainani's Prug '”fl‘ that thiere was' no reson for pretonding that thero was 8 confuslon o' pixture of the property. 1t' s ppused that oo kunx case " rescmbles (| becauso the wuve recelply ure &0 marked that tho cone ln‘uor is always capaolo of jdeutiication. byt thls does not respect tho fdentity of pro erty that re! l\ hesp Theatre. boudsy~iteturi of Danltes, Fiay Muer than avyr. Hoxaleat upsh. No esira for rescrved scuta. NEW CHICAGO THEATRE, Clark-s3. cpposlte Bhernan House. Thts Afternoon snd ¥ mg‘;‘in. Dieelded Suceens, BON'S mo; 1868 were resturod, vud loltors wore Jolin Kennedy, under bond for $14, 000, “'be Joint will of Joscphine aud Johu Wondrks wans filed aud provon. aud letlers wero iwsued to Prunk Wonarzks, Tbo eilulvs aro weparate, sud 4 weparate bund was taken bu cach caso, TUiK CALL, 1ho uamied of most of them {f required, | Aftar Francos Power Cabbe, fhta, and aleo aitor the troops arrived, wagone l'untflifl:-rl v'nluxlu-lua«j!ul vl"nll‘ler'w-fl:“m X, TIE ACTION OF LIGHT UPON THE ¢ Lo o 0 opposiie shle o river, Tiona. eutors, the widow of Elils, was sulvond COLOMATION OF TIE * OlGANIO of het Jovelry, drouen, bed-clotlily, fyrnltyr— . cverything: “ber houso was stripped, Chpt, % NCIE ¥ . et Carcl uade B Serapd ol Ponan Gl | L THE ANCIENT SILK-THADERY ROUTE fewianta, and the forvquing [+ & correct. &tateniont of the aurceuieut coucluded ntweel iawciycs aad the cpunal for tho Unlted Stutes, by which tua pariics B0Ve atied Tarbed Btacu s bvldence, Recotver of tho City Savings Bank, caine up befors Judgo Willlams yesterdsy quite ubexpuctedly, Spoford's counsel, Mr. Jobnaou, happencd ta be in the room Ia the moruing, and secing Mr. E. B, Blerman and vlher partica Intercsted In the malter n evurt remarked Lhat Mr, Spofford had Bepicuiber, a7y, «,‘mmnnllluununlly was prombsed all said def ' ) —lu chanmturs, S8 CEN g Miss ADELAIDE STET sl ‘Tewpersuce v bt siuication (rout v o of the siwrags b | “"'.'fl"i’.'v’.’s—fu"{ :':'I ::‘ 500 0 2 2, | autaianiinly o oo R U ol 1541 | EOeThAD Homapomo tiuto 20, saying e wauted to et o pycn Ru) ks pritectin ot Ay "'fi}.‘" A 8 CERTUAL ASe Draiche oM THE ALTAR TO TilE SCAVFOLD uilx 3 & 3 ¥ E 2, e, 3 L 11, 012, 313, o E | dele: s vl v: d q nicipah Cu. orajo advived XII." N 3 N, LD, i ths Tectlpte Bre hot the comanors il 0w ai Ko, et Ve, Comtusréial Natiooel Ban, | sbisgud dctesidata bav periorinsd theleloartof aid [ restus dutica, und bo thereforo avicd that L bu al- | Siihioritles o drive bivt awiy. s burs edtho | XIL' BRIEP NOTES, vios o Alin 1A Buw, 4, 1870, United States Alloraey, ‘Tals document, which the distinguishad connsol for frat Latch sweaz ju 4 a correct statemout of vaent, " vught 10 bo conclusive, IT LISPOSES OF THM PRETENSE that completo lmmunity, wuich nobody hisd power 10 promles, was provused, ** o Governwent rescrvod tho right, in case ft chousu Lo excusa it, to proccod to salu in the cases of condemuation, ** + Thu peculisr clrcumatances altending that trial are fasillior to the pubile, In ordloary trisle tie benett of the doubt {1s given tho accused. But such was the form of this S1t)-barsels-of- whisky case, In which the Uovernwent wos put upon f(rial, that the doulls wers ree aud do nut represcnt bls property, but are &vidences of adobt to the conslguee, 1t ) Urged by mppetiant that this ¢ Iudiscrinnnate use of warchouve Fecelbts, not Preserying their Meutity, 1 axalnst public puilcy 8adva that vround ahould vot be sustalicd, b Mbuaid bg declared void. Te fs clalwed that the practice furnishes tuo obportunity fur speculation 7 38 ageut with Lis priupals proporty; that 1tleady tlie agent to awwntue @ poeition wdvirse 1o e Interct of hiv princips. tewplation to the abuse of dence Foposed, and L unfaithiul wud disbouest dealing; und that it featroys the ucuun of detecting unlswiul speculas and frauas Ly agents. ao Ubuut rewwrking upon the relotive advontaga lowed to resigu. Judze Willlaws said he could not Teslyi sl ho had made a report of his doings as Receiver, If bo had not dope anything ku nhould report that fust, and then the question of Lis realguation could bo actod upon, THE OTIERS, In the caso of the ticrman-American Bang, the Recclver, Juntun Killan, yesterday giled a petition selting vl tust hio holds as Receiver Lot 4, fu the subdivision of Bronsou's Addition to Chicago, Leing No, 654 North LaSalle strect. ¢ bay re- celved sn offer of $3,100 cash for tho vroperty, whlg{l‘ b8 coustders' o goud one. The ('ourt di- , Mr.NE] Bul MY MOTHER-IN-LAW. COLISEUM, NOVELTY THEATE... N0, 67 Clark-st THE VARIETY THEATRE of the WEST, TO-NIGEIT, K d Uyminasts, THE MILTON JASP) o L R AL AL ON TASE b1 LOBRELLAG [t 1L to tho mub to by wurdered; but Don Franclso Eacajeda stood up like o gallant goutlewan ae be 1, and sald e would protect Dou Gregorio with Price, 25 conta; or, $3 per aanum. b Hivi sud so ho was waved, aithougl most R T “‘é:u'?m:" s D. APPLETON & 00,, Prblishers; n orgin _ who stood by tha slay of 3 Taw aud orderat tho ‘rivk of tholf Tives, "t wil Sl aml SSElireadieds, Now Yoik wentlop Copt. Geeorla Garela wud bis poisat el Suldey Munto s .,:fi_'bfi“‘,h',‘f‘x,:flf'".? Do | Supploment No. 10 will be sent tosny sddress In y zlu Garcis, Pably lomero, all futelli- | tho United States, on receipt of tho price, weat and leading wen. The leaders of the mob wre all lguoraut wiew. Chico Barcls cantiol te}l | e the dret lettee of Lis nanie, and he is the mont in- telilgent among them. 1shall, if you desire, fues JbuxUatv—a1, 00, 67, &% 70, 71, 72 T3 00, 97, 0, 1o wud o3t 10, luclinve, * So. 64, Doviy va! Fioud. on trlal, s Jupin Muone—130, 131, 132, Nocaso on trial, JtouR Roukus—iy 41, and 61 10 6 Inclusirve, No. Thurpe va, Gunzcubsuser, un 17lal. 5 cosbur oofu—4i 10 G fnciualve, excest %0, No s 0 trlal. JUUGE MOALLISTEN-84 10 118, fuclusive, except 83, UL, U0 0 G7, wud 116, No. sk Juerain . Fita! iy Llad JEDO FauwkiL—1,25% 182, 80k aad 20 No. 034, Plilitipe va.'Vutliips, o trlal. JUbuk WiLLtaus=085, Tha lepublia Life-lasurauce auy casc, Couip Surksion Co nr.vwnm,j""l.l C. Whits 0’| UvaE Gawy ~James C. W Ve, The Trustees of ¢l 6 Oakland Congregatl soclety, Sofg 2 11 K bkt V. T Cultoges & matthora Teall uest age und cusiom of nat It 1A coustant und the wonderful Banjo Juggler, Ji K X together with & Mammotl Couwpagy o beluct b bocialty Arifsis. Matioeu Friday, 2:30 p. m. LES, 4 o S VO S Suirtnticies SOVt ri: SN UGS 4 dleadvautage of the systom now in vogue, we wulved * agaluat the Governwent, Yet | rected him to sell the property for tbe above | nish yeu additional facts bn rugard to tuls aflair, ASUR EP M E: RBANKS' eknow), that the y the objuctions | road Comnpanys Judginent for plalntl(e Sor 8314, (0 debit der osth thres-fourths of thw jury | wmount. Rewpecifully, — —, R ART NT FAl ANK Whlcn wra’upict l-.':‘:!l;:,n:'lf:"::;:umu:: Btrary | wnd 8ah 0 diblape: L accuitted tho Governawent: - fiecently 1t has bocs | o Hecelver of the Gierman Amerlcan Savings | P — TRE YD STANDAKD 2, S0 Liiir Covur—Junax BooTu-Stephen Junes ve. Janies W, Kudt, $0132.3), LLGR AMCALLIsTER—dohn Maker va Theodoro J. 3, and wotion fur new irial, Biiharde Veraln w. MAKE THEM REPRESENT. T the Editor of The Triduns, CixcisNaT, 0., Jan, #9.—Sargens of Callfor ada, Lamar of Mississippl, Christiancy of Michl- gun, Mitchell of Oregon, Butler of South Caro- lina, and Iill of Georeia sbould bo lustructed practico would tu (vndency Obcrate sa a check upo Yuistiun of duty toward consizoore [n the way ul uiluialilug tewptation theret, sud o basarcous Vesulation with & view to fudividual protit, still, b dre not prepared to bold that (he natural, icosaary, or legitlmate result of 1ho usagy is o 7 w Lnjurious directon suggested, . allcd Ubun Lo pronvunce it Yold 0y .im:lvubhcw:llt{. und aunul dealings hunestly o nder it Th louy experivnce bad 10 104 favor ‘,11'“ seem 1o denate it as of general cunseniciee. Lx-':fl'w osed evil, withonl of lung durstivn, Dagk will be found after thls dute at Nu. 207 South Water atrect, whlther ho boa rowoved (ho bouk's elfucts -xuvnnieumm furniture which was svld t suction for $1,344. The Gerau National de- tors do nut sppear to bo at ull exclted over the act thata 23 per cont dividend swaily thew on prosentatiun of thele clafus. Like the dopositors 3: m‘-meuq. whea they can get It thoy don't decided that the Governmeut canuol be so put upon trial before a Jury by the Whisky Riug. .eml 18 no phase that Lhe caso can be prescated Is it pos- #ilo thuze cau Lo & strunger shuwing to make cut the preteaded **lmmunity ** agreement. To have ardoned Mesers. Jurpss Ueed’s chients would Vo Lewn tu g thew §20, V00 or $40, L0D belougiog to the Governmeut. With equal pro- priety, to President misht buve given awsy 50 wuch money ous of (be funds fu tho Treasiiry. Further, the claim of Ltoclle, Junier & Co. to the full imiuuity b ldentical with that of tue entire OFri y Cumngxoy, Wasu: BILLIARDS, m’r..f.’i’»&'."é!"é'-?’."-"flu‘&.'u'."nmuynrf’un 2" The billiard game Iast night ot Brunewlek's wae | (ERoH ey b iaita Seatont bl s wom by Moa by 8 acaroof 300 o 173 Gayler | toliustiniul N, Sl T b i o started out wlibably Jesdand played well. Tu | BioyREESes, uithin thrvaingutla from thle ds ey wil b duailowd. - ks IR ARG5S the elghtecnit inning he made the largest run of Comptrulicrof she Currency. tho game, —i0,—and it **broko hu all ug, " a0 to | = T T = soeak. Thereafter bis acore was warked by numer- L i oua clpbors, and bis beat run wos atx points. Hoa P THEY ARE TIHE viayed ieadily aud va bis custonary vreuy rie: | BURT'S SHOES Fisy A% Tus OF ALL KINDS, - FAIRBANKS, MORSE & 00, 111 & 113 Lake 5t., Chicago. Becarofultobuy only the Genulne. & £ WINTER BESOITS, WINTER RESORT. for rervous whu have been dosed, Deajcr for {bew. e been acemcd of aufficient wagnitnde to e.cul theae ereab produciog State frat butch. The pardn of Hoclie. Juuker & Co. | Pulvermachers. Eloeine iy cure = TUE BUNMALY. : 5 B eghlative aiteutlon. ” Althuuzinih such | 10, FReEH thew krvat produciug 5::{;:(:1';’_ Jouid ereato au wblaation tu wardon 1o whol | preouturs gebiliy, weaknow, and Gecay: Book | , CHICAUO, Jan. iy Royfll uYs]scfi?l;Ilné }Iotel, K A EDUOATIONAL, thirtcen—to rel.sse the ure 1o ther ca, t0 Leatow uuwn thett say 520,00 wortn uf brop- ety welzed for cruokeutedd uud forlelture 10 tue nopas Lefore thy vicw, as wo tay supsuse 1rom 1 L:Wnd!. there Las been legislatlon upou wares acy Sad warchousw recuipla, regulativgilie suue - fur the chumplouah] Lraasics's tall, et wich & Balke Lol Hous wisd 38 Louiz, snd Jourual, with fuformation worta thousands, wailed free, Address Pulvermacher Galvaale Coue CGuetuuatl, 0, ubatracted dollar of tuy daduics. G. H. Kxteur. A . L L NOYT, Bupt | NELLEN. 'cONOVXY & K10, Frop're B Bheed Tl Braivng, S Yok