Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 16, 1878, Page 7

- THE CHICAGD TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1 asked him regarding one of | had been bit two days In the Eternal City, sajd the pol v Mr. Root In his brief. As | to him: ‘Ynu' 1 snppose, have seen a great to the polnt that the power to appoint the | denl of Romet!! Oh, yex, n_great deal,” re- Commissfonera nad been conferred by the orig- | plied the Engllshman. ' “The Pope then turned fnal act upon the Jndea of the Clrcnit Cou: o lifm of the month's stay, and rald: * You, I and that afterwarda the number ot Judges h supnose, have not scen so very much of Romel" been increased to five, o that the power might ), NOL reply. To the Dbecome yold on account of uncertalnty In the | laat Englishiian the Pope sakl: * Yoi, I should erson, he atated that it waa not altogother cer- | think, have seen very lttle of Romel? * Very aln but that the power, it could | litle, indecd,” was the answer. The Pope Lo legally conferred, stlil cxisted, While | amiléd benigaly, and dismissed | s o Whtehof the dudzen might elering Hoson] " oouU ns to which of the Judges might excrelse it, sl 3 the power was there somewhere, The fact that THE COURTS. the Constitution had made four more Judges e would not destroy that power. It waa strango { Record of Judgments, Now Salts, DBank. to him that the gencral question of tho legality rupteies, and Divorces. of this method of appulntment had not been In the caso of the Fidelity Bavings-Bank, the raised before,and ho had regarded it as thic " ] dangerons question all the time,—ono which, s | Receiver yesterlay filed a petition setting out ul to avold, and M. J, 8¢ g ) 8Zgre- It it was declded thnt the Commisstoners bad | gating, with interest, $3,581.44. These aro se- no right tothelroffica therewould beno troublo | cured by chattel mortgages on the tools, ma- i‘l"““ "}"““fih" vacancles. There would b no chinery, and fixtures in the bullding at No, 24 '?an'(e,':x'nual:tn!;gxyn ::Ecwfll“xltrmg:o é&ffigifi.fif Nortli Jolferson :Iuccv. %x;lcd for mnnutnctul;lng 11 of Art. 5 of the Constitution read: plumbers' supplica. The property was subsc- The Governorahall nominate, and, by and with | quently conveyed to the Plumbers' Suoply 9}".?{’5‘.%“ té:!’!“::n:c:!:‘uelwflw Sevcmlu‘(: mbllm:{ Company, which Is now [nsolvent, These tools, o ooty e, by ye! ' h about $2.112.95, and d naya), appoint, all v . | macbinery, cte., are worth ol % ?;‘buth{a)'b;v!zl': ‘é'u'ni’n'fifx‘fi;; l::r' ?vgfgflc.;:‘;‘":u must at once bo taken caro of, as the bullding created by law, and whose appolntment or electlon in which thoy ara situated has been condemned shamiaitermet, Parded (o sndo JMISSHSE | 1y "tna Board of Fuble Works, One. B :u;nh]v. o "' ek ©tn, | Tard 0. Brown owus ‘deoostt books of N fase of 8 vacancy, duringthe recons of the | {)o ponk showing n balance of 83,000 Fenate, in a hich fs not clective, tho Tove taon sl e, Tiich. I8 siot :g,fi,‘.,,m..m,. of deposits. On this 10 per cent hins heen pak, lmm| 'h(e next mullnxolllgnsun;m. fic nn.he nl.-:l’l leuving 84,500 due, atid he olTers Lo transfer all naminete Soime peesn Lo Gi1uch ofiee; A these books and clalms to the Recelver In ex- firmed by tho Scn- B aganity oy o ho I confrmed 57 4o 8¢0- | change for this mortgazed property and the fi'";‘"? AL -;ml ;‘n'{-)u;h"nl.l"&::lnd“lila‘_fl.fl;gfl notes of the Bullivans, The Recciver thinks S L bn] Lamnder oS : | this set-oft will be very advantageous to the all b inted and_qualiticd, No por- :S:I.:;l:r.bviln?t efected by the Senato” shall’ ba bauk, and Judge Moore ordered the compromnise aguin nominated for the samo oflico at thosame | 44 o gocepted. worsion, nnles , 1878—~TWELVE PAGES. This he passed under his hams, fastened the SEWING MACHINES. ) tnds at his necl, and there provided an fron e e e it haok to receive the halter. Thus accoutred, he proceeded to the place of execution. It is sup- posed that he had found means to bribe the hangman, to whom he made a request to draw him up 'elose to the pulley, and fower him | The only Sewing Machine praéticauy used at gently when dead, But the craflty maneuvre . sreiihe T i it amieriy o | 1€ @xtraordinary speed of One Thousand to “’5“' the point of the hook fastened into his b windpihe 'and zase iy o moch puim that be | Bighteen Hundred stitches per minute, in the rtrugale: rknlmm‘y. 5 o was, however, allowed 4 o fan antilrenlly dead, wien s sing ap- | MaNUfacture of every kind of Overwear and Un- ‘ Bl TSRy Bi derwear, is the Wheeler & Wilson. 'f Cottctm of the P seneme 10 con. | . 1116 8216 qualities that enable it to withstand ‘ aoitdnte the tebawtence anit guurtermar. | thig severe test, and make- it more economical el L for manufacturers, recommend it for the family. el T4 Ui il ot | ROTAXY motion insures ease of movement, with - e, toretos the cotof Ha oo, | GYEAL1Y increased durability. If you desire ol for ather purposes,’” one of the principal clean, beautiful WOl'k, an easy-running, beauti- objocts to be accomplistied 18 the eonrolidation of the present Subsistence and Quartermaster | fin], and thoroughly-made Machine, see the New Departments inta one Department, to be called s the Departmont of Suppllen, and ut the end | Wheeler & Wilson, No. 8,166 State-st., Chicago of one year to muster out of service all officers R 4 4 t t of the two Departments not amiamed to duty | J11inois, in the new Department of Sapplfes. At firat it ‘would scem as {f some economy = — would result from a reduction of ths number of ANMUSEMENTS. officers, It [s well known by experienced offl- HOOLEY'S T’Ifi:im BBt S it b ) eura of the wring that the dutles nuw dlschiarzod | Uit 3 0oL bR e c : I D E =RJ THE SOUTIH PARK, Reichart was continued to the 23d inst., at 3 p. m. There will be no dividend In the case of C. F. Webster & Co., aa pll the assets wiil be distrib- uted among tha judgment creditors. Assignees will ba chosen at 10 a, m. to-<day for Wililam F. Hale and John Wrenn, The composition meetit.z in the case of Le- nnl Grant. Is set for the same time, fter abont & week's discnssion over the mat- ter, the creditors of Abraham Lipman, the pawnbroker, have concinded to aceent the 15 lvcr cent composition offered by him, which wiil ho payable In six and twelve months, sccurad by notes guaranteed by Leonard Rothgerber, AUPERIOR COURT IN LRIEP, Justus Rilian, Recetver of the (icrman Ameriean Bank. beqan & sult for 81,500 yester- day llq(nlusl George Millar and Thoinas Ray- mond. dJames Mennessey and Margaret Iennessey ll’)m%fll‘lll‘l‘;m for s[:mo damages agalust Joseph . Tuthill. Charles W, Coud, sdministrator, sued J, oung Scammon for 87,000, CINCUIT COURT, Christfana . S8cmple commeneed an actfon In trespass avainat Anna Hutl, J, Charles Halncs, und Gearge W, Deal, clatming $10:000 damages for falsc arrest. Blie charges that on the 23th of Junuary last shie was arrested on a captas fs- sucd by Justice lnines on fraudulent represen- tatluns, but alterward discharired on application to Judee Loomis. And she now proposes to make her alleged peraceutors and the Justice smart for it, Uanfcl McCarthy hegan a suit for $2,000 dam- ages against 1. L, Bpencer, D, 8, Smith, A. 1), (utld, C. G, Buckiey, Danicl (oodwin, Jr., W, H. Turner, and Jolin Q. Adama. Dennis' Me. Curthy bewnn a like swit for 81,500 ngalust the same partics, atiie A llnulu{ began o sult fn replevin aralnst Edward Mooney to recover possession ol o plano, sewingz-machine, and sume other furnituf® worth 81,000 PRODATR COURT, A Mov@ to Oust the Prasent Come= missioners, (n the Ground that the Jndges Cannot Constitutionally Appoint Them., udience. Tossible Effects of a Judgmont of Ouster +«=A Legal Opinion. There was flied vesterday fn the Criminal Court a petition for leave to filo an information {a the nature of a Guo warranto against James Morgatr, Whillam Price, Paul Cornell, John B. sherman, aod John R, Walsh, South Park Com- missloners, directing them to show by what war- ant, ete., tney are cxercising the functions of Park Commisstoners. The petition Is signed by Jom E. Dunbam, the attornevs of the relntor weing James P, Rtoot and E. J. Whitehead, The polnt made for the relator in the priof of attorncys is that the South Park act, which was passed in 1809, pave to the Com- missloners certaln powers, among them being tolocate and malntaln & park, levy taxes, make special asscssments, lssue bonds, exercise tho rigbt of eminent domaln, exorclse polica pow- sy ete. It woa also provided that the firat five Commissioners should be appointed by the Governor, and that thereafter all vacancies be filed by appointment of the Judge of the Clr- it Court of Cuok County. All the persons, towever, now acting ns Commission- ers were appolbted by a Judge or by the two Departments cannot properly and economically be performed by any such number | (RAND ITALIAN AND EXGLISHOPERA, of officersas ia proposed fn the bill, and that it MAX STIRAKUACH, Director. Wholesale and Retail. the requeat of the Benate, or bo In the_estate of Arthur D, D'Evers, ct al,, v Judges of the Court. The Constitution | aupointed fo fho ramo ofice Auring the. recess of JONN As LOMAX, tmiuors, Rudolph Behlosser quatifed as bonds. | Would necessarily Increase largely the numver 1o, 1 . | Finest Sew vork State Apulo Ciiler. hand and sweet, of 1570 (and tho Constitution of 1818 uscs tho | the Gonernl Assembly, the well known soda-water man, filed o bill fn | man, vleo Henry Greenebaum. rempe of Government employes In purchaalng dutics | "' FATEIRAY, PRI on, posttenty tast per- [ o Rent o F o B at A pa et and and s Tliere was a distiiction between the Constfe Pition of 1843 and 1870 on this polnt. Tho tho Clrenit Court yesterday complaining that Coustitution of 1848 authorized the Guvornor to | 1o had been docetved Into taking most worth- flll vacancies where not otherwise provided for | lees partner, Ie says that ‘in April laae by Jaw, but the Coustitution of 1570 further [ one Willam ¢. Wbhitman came to him nm;'ldc‘llflmh in o grchflvm:mml» unlll TG | representing that he had invented during the recess of the Scnate, he sha bandy device for atopplog or cork- them temporarily, The Constitution of 1843 | & New an 4 did not defing nnyofllce, but the Constitution of { g bottles, which conld bo easily applled and 1870, in view of the old State-House csc, did | 88 caslly removed. Ile was, however, money- defin out oflico as ** a public position created by | less. and offered to give complainant & hatf [n- the Constitution or law, contluufog during tho pleasure of the npivolnumz puwer, o terest It he would advance the money to get a for a lixed time, with o successor elocted or ap- | Patent. Lomax did so, and also advanced pointed,’ and also defined an employment * ls about 82,000 for machinery, ete., to make these an agzency for atemporary purpose, which cesses | stopocrs, and went into p:n-lnurshig with Whit- when that purposs fsaccomplished,” Now, did | man fu manufacturing them. OImuX nNow the Judge flll these appointments by virtue of { charges that Whitman has grossly misconduct- belng a Judgo or as ‘au employer? *Cortalnly | cd the business, and run up debts reckliessly, notas the lntter, Ile must doit, then, asan ! and finally, whon an accounting was asked for, oflicer, aud, It o did it as an officer, it was | took the whole busincss and property into his only us holding the office of Judge, nnd, if nsa | own hands, refuslng to let complainant have Judue, hic woa llable under is outh provided | anything to do with it. He has obtalned a tamo language) aays that the powers of the Goverament of thia Stato are divided Into threo diferent deportments—Ilcgislative, executive, snd Judicial; and no person ot collection of per- toug, being one of these departments, shall excrelsc any power properly belonging to cither of the others except us directed or iper- mitted. The judiclal power is vested, in par o the Circult Court, tha' furisdlction o which Is specifleally defihed to embrace orlginal jarfediction of ‘all cosea In Jaw and {n equitv, and such appellate juriediction asmay te provided by law, “This includes no power except that which is strictly {udicial. Is the wpointment of a Park Commissioner In sy #ense ¢ A JUDICIAL ACT within the meaning of the Constitution? At- tomeya for relator clafin that it Is not, but that 1te exerclse of the Fo\\'nr of appointment to of- fee Is o purely political net. ‘There is nothing fulicial ‘in the choracter of the Bouth Park In the estate of Joiin L. Wickera letters wero n‘rlu\;‘&fd to Caroling Wickers, under bond for $7,000. In tho estate of Henry Teller letters wera granted to J. W, Strauss and Joseph Teller, under bond for &,600. CRIMINAL cOuRT, Frank Deddo was found guilty of burglary and given ong yeur in the Penitentlary, Daunlel Madden and Michael Laddy were tried for burelary aml the Jury waa out. C. Oliver'and A, Siamwood were on trial for plving tho confidence game. ‘This 18 & caso ju which a young mau answered an ndvertlsement aud advanced his employers monay, THE CALL MONDAY. = Junaz DRUXNOSD—Tn chambors, Junax BLonarrr—~Second el of calendar, Jupus GATT—Li0 to 142, 14 to 163, and 135 to lm;l. lnch{;lve. Nl?‘c-‘ufio lil(l’h'l;‘l. 1 Jvnon Moonn—14, . No, ) Walker, on trinl, ' " e ean Junck Hougns—Set easo 2,000, Delano va, great responsibllity, The new syatem performs | MIGNON ! MIGNON? MIGNON . . the work of the two Departments with (fty-four | With the three greatest living Prime Donoe tn tho cast. Ffl"lll Tl'fl.de S()] [clted, ¥ Misn C, L, Kellogg, 'lle X, loxe, Miss A, L, Cary officers, which Is now done by elghty-throo, ana Fifina, 0 Mitgon, o Fedeticor ** | Packngeaof one gallon and upwards fosutt, Ao, dispenses with the scrvices of twenty-nine edu- ;3;;; Karl flunlvlmn'j;mflrn- exira ine, pure cated and trained oflicers by musteriog them out C HAM PACI N E C ' D E R ! of service at the end of one year.. The cconumy resulting from this reduction fn In quart and pint bottles, Al goods delivered free of €ariage to anv part of the city, W, 1. HEHX\;_‘I“I;IFI(\M\‘ the number of oilicers 1s all that can be fairly clalmed to result from the consolidation of the two Depnrtlmchu. Al:l an :vmultl to llu’: nropoeed S cconomy, thers would arise, firat, the cxpense 3 of o larize number of nzenl;, wh:'\\'ould neces. 8 TUEATRE. parily have to bo employed 1o ald the oflirera of e tomalldated Dopatimont In the discwergs | THE LANCASHIRE LASS. The copartuership heretofore exteting nder the firm of thelr muitifarious duties; and sccond, the JOHN DHJLON’" A Pnl]oxl:y tha pame of | name of Jolinson & Peterzon 1« thin day diwolved by o, 2 lusses that the Government would certatuly Ine it olinsy mutual consent. CIARLES JONNSON. cur by having a large and {mportaat part of fts EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK, JONIN PETENRSON. afMairs influcnced, controlled, and ditected by | Faturdsy Matinee—PAUL IRY and ROMEO JAF- | Dsted Chicago, Jan. 23, 74, frrcspopsible agents, wlo, from the very nature | Y1EI NB. Johin Peterson will pay all debts to this date, and 1 L2 Sielancs o Shel emstopsrn woia parseinss | VoL Week - - THE TIO ORPIANS, \ o N . ! ¢! ¢ | Inwatyleof grandeur never befurs equaled In Chicago. Lo b ‘ I ud th aient for an fmprovement in frult-ars, and fs | Weyer, and cnlendar Now, 101, and 107 to 115, | In the profits of contracts and purchases, to the | In8 style of grands gscr befute caualed InUhiessna |, - A S sl A b chds SO JOutict, of 1o ouancy | Musl. 008 o ne 14 Lhe It | Sbout, . aok oh for (e WieCapin i | v o A et T 10 | kRt F T DAIC e e NEW CHICAG I AREIVAL AND T . dcsratt, ¢ Siatrant ol o conch of | Waa s, dltie act, it onficted wiih' tho [ atopper, but has refused to couvey n ball fnter. | , JOOK B ey 118 110, 121, 122,123, foniring m ojhertrreaulanities i feandul e Clari-at., opposite Kherman louse., EPARTURE OF TRAINS, justiee. They aro us much politleal oflicers ns | provision of the Constitution which satu that | estin them to complainant, os agreed, ‘The Junok MOALLATEI-103, tn 200, Inclaslve, ex- l'{ 808 arnd d e sty . Audermen of o ity or Commisstoncrs of High- | all laws relutive to practice, proceeding, etc., | Intter, therefore, nsks for an’ sccounting, a dis- expenditures arlsing from these causes would TO-NIGUT AND EVERY AFTERNOON, cept 108, 202, 203, 204, 200, 207, and 212, No Joubted) xeced t; th EXTLANATION OF Rerznexck Manxs.—t Satards 1l be throughout the Btalo by we solution of partnersnlp, and for an Injunction | caee on frial, Y, undoubtedly — oxcee greal e oy | ETUMPTITY DUMPT ! |exceped *sundsy cxcepted 3Monday, exceuud b et e of 10 ooy e i Inw,“l:,;fglrrll,: which was. cloarly deliuod fa | Briventing Whitiman froin disposing of tnd firm iwELL~Motlons and demnrrors, of the oflicers who would " be diamisscd from | i ereattelck clown., GRISALDS, and an nrrivaied | 1 DRIT: property or patent rights. Tho Injunction was granted by Judge Farwell, A PLANING-MILL AN A NUISANCH. Anthony Lang yesterday filed o bill in the 8n- erior Court against Lewis Hutt and James L. Johnson to comnpel them to run their planing- mill so that it shall not be a nulsauce. He says hu owns two luts on the northwest corner of Purplo aud Twoutleth stroets, fmproved with uw:gllnmhouua. in one of which he lives. Just north, and separated by only a_twenty-foot lot, is a planing-inill owned bythe defendants. Ow- {ug to the carciess way in which the mill fs bullt, the dust snd fino shavings cscaps and aro blown durlng a great part ihen the Judges may appoint Aldermen, In 1he caso of tl‘xu Pcople va. Balomon, the Park Commusaoners were held to becorporateauthor. Ities because the people by voting fur the act topsented to the mode of appointment; but the juestion was not then raised or decidud Lhat the Lgmm.uro could confer political power upou tbe judlcial branch, Tha first fivo Commission- s were appoloted by the Governor, and he 1eliiz & political oflicer had the rizht with the tote of the 'lmpl. to appoint the corporate uthorities. The Balomon_case was a procecd- inzto compel the County Clerk to extend the tax, und fu that case the present question could not arise, The Court had under consideration thu Ely case, SOCIAL SCIENCE. The State Board of Manngsment of the Boctal Sclence Association hold thelr month- ly meeting yeaterdny morning at the Tremont House, Mrs, Kllzavoth Boynton Harbert intho chalr, Mins Sarah Richards acting ns Sccretary. ‘Thero weto present Mosdames Carpenter, Van gnmchmfll. Shedd, Dablit, Vallette, and Miss orry. Mrs, Van Denschoten tead the roport of Mrs, JUDaE WiLLiAsts—324, Bradloy ve, Pease. JUDGMENTS, Surznion Oount—Coxresstons~Emms 8, Bar- ney va. Albort B. Condlt, $2,2i5. 1, A, G tich va, Joln C, Patterson, S30H, 00, Murtman et al, va, Marlo Rtamecier, 8198, 00, % J:n«m“gu‘x’r—'lohn Cochrane va, Samuel Ii, Kers oot, $330.20, Cincuir Covnr—Jupax Ronxns—~Anna J, Curties va. E. Rogers and E. M, Clarks verdict, 801, and motioh for new trial. —Toseph Ferrett v, Theodore Grochowaki; verdict, 844, Jupak Boorit—Jana C. Parker va. Victor Sew. ing-Mnchine l:omvnnr venlict, 850, and motlon for new trial,—Danicl Sullivan vs, Matthew flem. ing and_Richard Conncll, 8 eono Adams et ) Siine priceu'ss | _ QRICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RATLWAY. ‘Ticket Offices, €3 cllful;'n“d-m:g’.l"fl!ln House) ande the service by the passaze of this Kmpmcd !’\XTMIIME AND 8§ law. 1t Is, therefore, upparent that there are iuherent 1u these new-fuugled ideas of army 14, RNSA WOOD, sanported by LEWIS ndn?nlntrauonl, blclng ufiw tholthgl present gen- [ MOUIISUN and Lis dramaifc company. eration, thoueh (n reality belonging toa past g N 250, orils analogous to those which ara tio lHVERulii“'fidg‘lhl'f')ir\’l‘llb. apscie Fart Line curse of our Clvil 8ervice, the eradication of ks Thuht T wilch has hitherto defied il efforts of ogr | 3 M RAVERLY....t 0 ¥ ustietor and Manager, | @hubiaac hay Risest and most patriotle statesmen. Suci | kpat and Creat aturday. evils as these, Innate to the system proposed, IN and MISN KITTY BLA: militate agalnst ciliciency, which, it 1s clalmed, 'd & Dubt y TILEE DANTL £ GEmepi ock'd & Dandae (1 Ls cminoutly the brerogatlye of ‘tat 1t 18 de- | wuinteq by 31t LOUIS ALDRIGH, Stit G-, PARS. | Sifjwaskee East Mail casily) lll}(lcd to mpnlu'u. tal i Lg:l-.‘.] \;m"ng“mwm,v:uu Lora Goldibwatio, aada | eNiflwaukeo I rfe HieRome . &aD it of tho el ":,,':,g“fi’:";_‘r"‘,‘;,fi;':.‘:"’f!‘: SHonday Nesto LA THOMSSOK TIHOUPE, e ch | 8, va. Edward Duene: vordict, 870,25, and ma- | officers poitt to fts record during the yarots OUTH CHURCH, | er o venue, branch ol tho Constitution, | Wincheatur K. Clifford, of Eyanston, the Corre- | of tho timo into hls yard, causing much | §oo"fo, v oo . PLYMOUTH CHURCH. L ! B ™ Gonetitutton “prontbited e sponding Becratary, solting forth tho trlate and | 8unoyance. ‘the emoko and half-urned cinders | Hofcr*gapo" *r/*l-—August Henning va. Jobaun | Tiian wars, the war with Mexico, the war with 1 exercise of such power by from the smoke-stack also threaten to act firo tho Great Britain, and more especlally durug the CONCERT THIS EVENING-MISS ANNIE LOUISE | L1ar udicias no voto of the people: fudiclary, bgle e e aLTEn—Jonn Petorson ot al. va. | atc yigintie Civil War, rhen i was oot ig tribulations, und tho ultimate success, of two Jamos Crowley, 8200, + 8200, women In the West swho oneratod a farm, to his premiscs, and all this s supplemented Ito N oy biencva l.ake FExprew.,. . M. * 5 A m. by the cscaping steam, which i to fecd, clothe, transnort, and equlp probably Tai 1 T i Comatition 05 that Sadans anall saareine oo | Mrs. Harbert eaid that with the Tatest Improvon | 14 SEFTAVALeL bY tho uscaving, wicsm, whidh PE——— onesfith of the tutal mald adults of 1ho and. CARY. e A CoACH e s e bt u e Ennt wlitical power, Tho only exceptions o the rule | ochinery thero was possihly a grent chance for | formor over with a paste of sogt und vapor. Lo Jg The present stafl syatem, resuiting from years | ickets at Cooke's booketore, 51 Madison-at., and st | 840318, m: women in tho fleld of light agriculture, She also read an extract from an Eastern paper making sn argument for tho appolntment of women to ofico In charitable and penal institutlons, The’following-named ladios were then elected members of the Assaclation: Mrs. 8, Phillie Rood, Kewanco; Mra. Lydia Strawn, Ottawa; Mra, M. Banderson, Pulaskl; Mra. Mary Q. Clark, Iroguots County; Mre. D, K, [ord, Prairio City; *Mrs, ‘G, V, Dietrich, Mrs. Emma Ttockwoud ' Melendy, D W, Halliday and Colro; Mre, Wobater Ailla, New York; Mrs, D Nutt, Glencoe; Mra. Da M fl.nlll. Mrs, 1L llandy, Mrs, K. C. Coly, Mre, orden, Mra, A, McCoy, Mra, E, G, Clack, Mrs, John Williams, and Mrs, John Mardee, of Chicago; Mre. 8. B, Lingenfelter, Mt, Carmel; Mrs, Kato B, Siater, Aurors; Mive M. K. Payne, Fromont To the Editor of The Tribune. Cn10Ado, Feb. 13.—1u your lssuc of Tueadav morning last was anuounced thus henil Kern Abead "': Judge Blodgett was engaged yesterday In hear- Inga caso brought by Edwin 1l Shurlff Kern and his bondemen on nfl.‘fi&‘? ol "..:‘.1‘# ‘The fucts arc nw follows: Aboutn month o Blomeloy took out au ezecution on & Judemnt Lo thinks that by somo mechanical contrivances these annoyances could beavolded and cured by the defendrnts and with slight oxpense, nnd he asks that they may be restrained from run- ning thel 11 unless they will discontinuo us- ing it a way as to creato o nulsance. IE BANKUUPTOT-CALENDAR. The following 15 the full bankruptey-calendar as propared to date, It is not known oxactly whon It will bo called, but probably the fora part of next weck, and as soon as Judze Hlodg- stt gots through tho sccond call of his calendar: DENIALY. 1. 3818, Leopold Koscnberg, iians Lindeman, 5. T, K, Lighingood. i Theran Devenport. 5. 8810, Linus B. Stowel. 0. 4013, Maxd, iizht. 1aid down aro those oamed o the Constitution, that Judges of courta of record fn Cook Coun- tyshall recommend the Justices of the Peace in Clicago, and also by an order fix the number of uerks and employes in the various departments of Government Ini the county. The puwer con- ferred Ly the act, if valid, cannot bo now exer- dsed, 1t (s claimed, DY REABON OF UNCERTAINTY ulo who may exerelso it, The sct, which took tdect bafors the adoptiou of the Constitution of 140, provides that vacancics shall be filled by the Clircuit Court Judge of Cook County, That Lomtitution fucrensea the number ‘to five. Which of *these fivy Cifeult Judges did the peo- plevote in 1860 should exercise the Power or arc they excrelsing it Jolntiy1 It t9 clafmed that if thero ever was nny ‘power gmranted it oother road runs Pullman of any othar form of botel ears weat 0f Chirago, a=Dcpot curner af Wells and Kinle-sa. 6—Depot curner of Canal ami Rinzio-sta, N CHICAGO, BURLINGTO! QUINCY RATLROAD. f( "Mnfnslni 18 chulln:l: nfix‘:’nud ftu llhdu “"& Patternons Urig Hlore, 123 Twentvaccon Ices required in our country, bejng of wide an tel ol b oxtendbd termtore with nitnost limitiess fron. | Cetyor kel carly and areld tho cry tiers, and opposed as vur people are to maln- COLISETM tainiug a standing army fu thine of peace at all | ¥ ? . commensurato with our ncecasities in timo of | FOVELTY THEATRE...ou. vv.c....No. 67 Clarkest. D e e B e nacay s 55 Gl war, fil'fl n'.nn nrn‘l‘;h‘uuun mu:c‘gnvu l‘el:ruuca selprecedented succens of Mr, A T1 Slekdon in s | at., alid st depota especinlly to n rapid incrense of the nrmy, an nal fours YE, Dans ik | =5 % that, wlien oceaslon demande, they moy be ready 3 SLEGRIST MIDGETS, 3 1 to mect auv_emergency, and at the ssme time TS - H servo as a nucleus of educated and expert offl HOOLEY'S THEATRE. jacific Past Renteds, cers, around whom the voluuteers can gather, Dowrer's (mve Passenger. he divided, and take part in such statf duties as 1 ff_:,rl. Adndndesatnts "F“QMW’JXEQ'\,‘“&'?‘!F#‘ Vm. Autara Passenge thoy may be called upon to perform. ‘Lhe | KK AL RTNG, ineried by et Woresons adaptability of tlhu xln-ucnt I«;mnfiuonlm such enfir:vule‘flnnnlfhuru‘uvn’!f ";'i'?l ny o ;:mnflbv !:!»;. 2 S ol wi Twer A ons. " ondsy, 3 ademand was clearly manifested in the late a Galllans * andsy., Fell had recuvered, The execution was blaced In the liauds of the SherlfT, an indewmnifying bond given, and the Shorllf directed 1o levy o aoiy personal property, e did so, but soon nfter it was dia- covered'that the property did not_belong to the lefenyant it tho Judginint, Tho sherilf then ra- leasod the properiy and went to look at bis boud, but finding it worthices, ho declined to roturn tho executton, The plaintiTs attorncys then applied to Judge Miae, Janauschek as 4 s Gary for a ralo on the Sherlf to compel bl to re- | Civll War, and since the return of the volunteer | 3% 7o b T shroguted by the %fin-':‘l’ml;(;:u W2 | Gentros St L 7. e OLONTC ;uui' 15, andaleo to 5":1“1\ Tt Fasnonaitto Tor ton #1afl to the pursuits of clvil iy and e recent B, 200, 70 and 70, can, ory , be- | 2 5 cha 8. Woud. 0sy, clalming that, bad .ha returned the oxecution | limits placed upon cach s corps ot SEWEN I 4 Pal 16-wh cause the Governor, pursuant to tha Constitu. L W, H, 40U, George A, Wheoler, within the ninoty days, they would have found c n e A Paliinag J-uhest = ton of 1870, {s cm;'mwured to fill a voeuncy | Mra I L. I.l‘hnéns‘.mlrl.lg& Allcs Hand, of Co 0, 2002, .jgm& ’f:f D:;_mm o||xe[prm,g,‘?u, .I,l,]’wmm’m “..,,,{{’.nm',“. gress, it now uo tnore than meets w();h the aro run between Chicago and Omahs on which wil) tais occur, g N g R ) Bamucl T, White, Torueing. Lo Tetuen tho rarontion e lzht i IT 13 ALSO CLAIMED Ihat, f tho act of nppointment 1 o Judicial act, the power to perform it has been taken away, for the Coustltution requircs that all laws re- Littog to courts ahall be general and of uniforn overalion, and the organization, jurlsdiction, wowers, and proceedings of courts dhall be . unlform, Tha rocord .of- ths refusing (o return the oxecution when the bond \vl;;lwnnlhle!l.h bal 1 omeley, then ing 4 non-resldent, bezan a suit n'tno Frederal Caurt on Kerns pong.” Yorers dny this suit was trled; but, after the ovidence was all In, the olaintira aftorney, nding they hod no case, t00k & Tun-snit, without lotting_ tho ease go loto Jury, This reault fully juetifion Mr, Kern {n hisaction; and Mr. Bloweloy will, whon ho gives an- " White, McParland and Parinton, 1. Witllam H, Alexander. A. U, Dadger otal, = James M, Mana, F, Zulkan. Jolu I, Danicls, Qreenctuun & Livingston, enry C, llarring. Q. A. Bmith, Mra, Potor Iugay, of Chicago} and Hra, A, 0. Vaill, of Manteno, 111, 3irs; Hacbort tien rod 8 payr which aho ealtol **A Few Random Thonghis on Women's Work, * 8l handlod the subject in & way fhat called for tha heattiest commendutions of thoso present, and it publication in the varlons women's nupers, ‘Ihe Secretary read a lenethy repurt complied by ra:‘ulm‘n!unas of ‘tlhun‘i:n'lw. mu‘ uulln I.ula‘dci D the Pastoc Express, terminedand cousidered neeessary for thesakeof X scoomy (whicl s tho onlv object to b Eaiued IR i hre e, S Ko B o, in the propased consolidation) to reduco the 53 number of ofticera n the Subslstence and Quar- firus ) Are, termaster's Departments, let the number and Br. Paul & Minoeanalis (0 8, M. [* 4:00D. 0. rank of cach Uepartment be fixed by law, Jet bt Paul & Minneapoile £x... b B:00p. m. 1§ 7i00a. ia. the reduction bo inade by natural causes, such as deaths, roglznations, ete., fnstead of by mus. “ARE THE BEST.” CHIOAGO. ALTON ‘& ST. LOUT8 AND OHIOAGD C, terout of survico; make no appolotments in EAN Y & D] spointmenta of Comumssionors by the Judges 3".3',"“f'|'*'x‘v““b°’ alesburg, S annent 00, Crott Bros, other ‘“"“"‘“"{'“fl vond, probauly bu inore ear- | ejthor until the total number i cach ia 8o re- | Ask to seo them, or address Unfon htHNA"B fi-‘fi.s.fi EHY*}F'.‘?EE’*.E l.'."flfi’un et “Courrone A MO SEy | S et ndetatal ot s g s, e hat . Dlomolo ok, | SSIDULS Hoohsa . oifcr w0 ot | AWK KO Noo thewm, weaditvons vl o i, el e ma cr ot the Court. It appears to have been a ovi % 1 8yse ca H, NI 4 U] 0t trua t . Blomeley tool her grides are brought within the | smec—tor e 200e U0 CRICAEO, 111, Lea Arrive, iceeding in the Court. " Bub thla was the ex- [ {on, b oo etton-rie '8 manner s oo Chrles H. Niclioly, oiit au execution ahont & month ago, bat it 1 | Chi0S igler & L = b deaves 1Amive utse af a power conferred by a apecial act, not lawful Illm‘fi then let usual promotion o true that ho had au exccutlon fssucd against the goods and chattels of Orrin P. Chaso and dJohn W, Scott, the dvfendants in tho auit, for $1,500 and costs, more than ten months sgo, Second—It fg truo tho exeeution was placed In the hands of tho Slicritf, an judemnitying bond given, and the 8herill direeted to levy on certain Etrfllx‘mu property of the defendants Chase aud cott. AN STEAMNSIIES, DoWitt C, Cregier, 00, Drunawlck, Stephan! & Mart, MeKicnan & McDougal, 413, Deyefuss & Hormana, 51, Frank Slavik. William Il Jenkiny, Atrens & Behrens. 2, B, Krelgh & Co. 49, 2170, Joseph Farnsworth, that of tho sterner and suppusvdly abler sex, Mre, Van Bonschoten read o ‘poeny embodyini the sentimest, alms, and purposes of the Bociol geience Association, Mre, llclen M. Bhodd read & roport of & Quincy socloty called **Friends in Council, " ocicty very wimilar to the Bocla] Rcience Society, The roport set forth the woinen's work dono by the Ko clety, one funture of which was the ostablishing tonferred on all tho Judges, but on the Judge. bls provision of the Coustitution hns been fassed upon [n the case of Ely, ,Burnham & Bartlett, where tho Court hield that tho net by Mich tney were appolnted reporters for Cook County was o speci act and s repealed b{ tho provision of the Constitu- tlon. Bhoutd It be ‘fnslsted that tho act In for that grado (which Is the soldicr’s atimul Clty & Denr‘fl' Fast Ex *12:50 for honorable and distinguished service) as H 3 1 Foni & Snrnened sy 1 it e; usuat, but do_not uncrl{v dostroy the prescut H Y lI‘fl[; ]nfl U I‘aflcfl ‘ckin aud Proris Fast Rzpross ":g; system of staff orzanization fur army supplie: s which It is sald cannot be excelled in eflicloncy, Hénedal TransnTantls Campany. s:"\":‘lzrbl:l;«,)lr:.A:'e il lia 3. m h:',':fl_‘ ,;.,“‘,’:,‘:,,.‘.‘?fi’.‘f' byanratalt ongaalsativu | 1, 00T Vork and Havre, Fier & N T, oot | == == A system thut has so successfully performed | AS(ERIQUE. Delord. A ), MIL BT, AIL' 4 of o woman's library, now contalnlng about 3, 000 Mlctiaol & Goldsteln, ot such pecullar labore without causing the detay | LABIEADOIE Sanuli L . gfig‘?)gm!. cflnfi!’fi‘i";fi. -ndp %E-‘::Eu mf. Guestion does not relato to courts, and fa not | volume: . Joseph Barton. Zhird—It {s a contested question whethor the | or fallure of & single campaign canhot be pro- [ FiANC ‘rudello, R HETE Sidia, Ofice, 13 Houtly Clark-st., opposite Bhierman liouse, tended to regulate practice, but I8 un act ro- | * Mosdames IT. M, Shedd, W. O, Carpentar, and David Witknweky. property the 8heril was so thrected Lo levy o, | nounced fatiurer while that which 1t 1" da: i bired Cabln, $100s Locand Cabioos; 4 ltlng to parke, and thut, therefore, the principle { 8, Van Bonschaten wero sppointed a commitiee to 47, 3457, Henry Perlineky, in house No. 425 W eat Monrog streot, belonged to algned to revive fn its atead did not staud the |_Leave. | arrive. o unifuriuity does not ‘apply, tho proposition | iuiro Into tho fonslbitity of baviog acoursa of | 54, 4780, b 0 Smath Sny other person ot persons but tha defendants, | test ol the war in 1812, was utterly unequal to | bieer Y Ledding, and utensils. e . |s ¥50p it vest on Lho asautmnelon that thy Lonbin logtoret. TUE WHISKY CASES, Cliase and Beott, I the judiment, tho dischiarko of 108 dtis, 80 Mach v 4 0 re | ory, P. Wi 6 ! Rentor Chiean e s ture may confer political vower upon u Judge ‘Tie mooting then adjonrnod. In thp whisky cuses yesturday A. C, Hesing ° Fourth—It 18 not true that the indemnity ¥ Witk A mere person, but mnot in the qulre u divisiou of the Supply Department an it | ——— == % P llnun existed into separate wrfll, viz,, the Bub- ST ATE I IINE sistenco -ndTerge?uut?r'; llupnnm‘elnu . at presont, The wisdom of such separation hus | KEW YORR 70 GLASUOW, LIVERPUOL, DUBLLY, been fully vindicated in the res 0 recently Hls-«l".ym._.\.'u lovuu'flmm‘( achicyed, which atand without a paralict fn the | STATE 0) LEXAMSLVA world's history. i k) Ask auy of “tho distingulshed offivers of the | yhii S5 835 sod l'l’rul"duurdnrj:?z!n.Il?urruu':‘y"."r‘:-l: late Confederate service ubout the efilciency of | ond Cablu, 8K Itetarn tickets at reduced rates. Hiect. thele Stall Departmonts,which was a consolidat. | 8¢ Ak APPIT 0 AUSTLN, DALLBIN & 0., Ueas ; u.mgo ed une, and the ruply will be, * A falure," and * a4 Waalihugron st Chieazo, | 2P0ty fo0L 0T L that our splendid system of supply by the Stafl fupmrimintr e ut poesnt comsiiiea. wes | Norfh (orman Cloyd, |, ... ‘The heads of the Departments to be consoli- P 8t Loyl dated consider the proposed systew uuwise, nud | ,The steamers of this l:umpln"m sall every atar- | Calro & b3 nra opposed to ity Lt {t may bo sald of them | f81 ISR BIED Piet et of Jhlnd srect, Mobaken. 8']0 Commissary-tieneral was expected to filu his plea to tho suit against him. e did not do su, but left It with the Government counsel to be examined fiest. Ho denies generally and spocifically that he pro~ di the croaked whisky as charged in tho bond wus then or §8 now worthloss; it Is as good to-lay ns when It was given, The valuation of too property the bondsman owned, and stiil docs own, i Chicazo {s $83,000,—part of whicl was and still 1s incumbered for $20,000, leaving & narylu of 856,000, besldes his persoual prop- erty, worth $2,000. [Judgo Gary, however, on arule '?’“"'“ the Bheriff to return the exvcu- ton, refused to make any such rulo unless Blomeley would first give a sufliclent bond, thus Lolding that the ona_givon was bad, and Judgs Blodgett followed Judge Gary's ruling.) Hifth—It Is true o rule was taken befors Judze Gary on 18th Auguat directing the BlieriT to return tno execution according to Jaw; but it ia not true any other issue was made beforu Judgo Gury lu ronucction therewith, - Letus now sce, brielly, & few of the facts, which are as follows, to-wit: Mr, Blomely obe talned a Judgment In SBuperfor Court of Cook Couvty for $1,500 on the 1thof April, 1877, agalnst Orrly 1, Chase (lato of Chass & §tan- ford) and John W. Beott (late of Beott & Leonard). An execution was lssued on the 10th of Agfll, 1877, and placed {n the hands of the sberilt for collection, and he levied ou_some |)ruucl;:x- past of which was {mmediately ro- olevined by Mrs, Chase. Tho remaluder was taken dawn to Horner's warehouse on Randolph atreot, advertlsed, snd sold with some other things on the Gth of August, 1477, for the sum of 815014, of which the Sheritt pretunded and still docs protend that thero is onty lelt of that THE COLORED RACE. Prosident Wayes and I'red Douglass on the Future of the Negro, ‘Wasnixaron, D, 0., Feb. 15,—On tho ocea- alon, yesterday, of a presentation of a steel on. graviog of Carpanter’s pictare of the “Sigulng of the Emancipation Proclamation » to Howard University, Frederick Douglass made a spoech, in which be sald that ** Among tha faults of hls people wero thelr aelf-Indulgence, love of ease, aud imorovidencs, Thoy inust learn to spend thelr earnluga judiclously, If one can't get up, ha'll be helped down. Thoy had a falr chanco to get up. The negro was on his way to Con- @res, and he thought that if the negro could sthnd Conzrvl, Congress ought to stand the negro.” *“'Ttie colored man had been forcod up by nb- normal conditions, but thu{ Wera coming up gradually by thelr own exertions,' }&rclldcul Hayos inado o spoech, In which he saids Gnicty of s Judge, and thia Yiboul creating any oflice whose functions ¢ may exercise, But, it this be so, 1t Is clufmed Utherclator that then like power might bo Woferred on & Bishop and his suceessors, Thera ®unld then be the anotualous spectacle of the kenise 0f some of the po of the Govera- met by & mere person, responsible to no oue, adrol punlshiable for matteasanee. 1o could ot be lnpeached as a Judgs nor convicted of Ty i otlice. By what oiticlal title could he awnated in an indictment charglog him ¥ith fmproper conduct! The Conatitution ditrbutes all power_of ‘tho Goyernment fo three branches. No puwer can be cone teived of that may be cxercised except by oue o the other of them. 'The Coustitution con- templates that sll power shull be exercled by wy oficer. The Judge does not sct as an cuplove, tor 1f hio did he would be an ex-ofticlo tmolore, Hls ouly oath 1s that of & Judge, 12411 b vivlates it, the violation is 8s n Judze. e ety as anoilicer, aud, if 0, It fs 050 e, sud then the act I8 an offlual E‘- and must bo une of_two kinds,—either "hhl. which he cannot perforin, or judicinl, ich has been abrogated by the Constitution. b THE POINT MADE UY MR. ROOT Js ever been ralsed before, but It has proba- ) Uewt fo the miuds of several sbrewd law- Lm. hio Lave fearcd at varous times that it ml.zhwunmum up. Bhould tho Court hotd b (*10:108, m. | 4:00p, m. * 3:00p. m. [*10:458- m, nesoLa, Gre olnt, atid Adhe| NIht Express. | 9:00p, m. |t 7:00a m. Les, Tickots tor s, Paul All trains run via Miilwasl atid Miugeapoliaars good eliber via Maiison and Frair du Chlea, or vis Watertown, LaCrosee. aund Winona. OBNTRAI Ba[LROAD. 1. and foot of Tweniy socond.gt, liandolpn-st., near Utark. a8 ient suits. He olso charges in zeneral terms that the asscasment of the Commissioner wua not rrmmrlv made. The answer will prob- ably b flled to-day, when the other cases come up, which are set for to-day. JUlIN A. CUTTIND, the bankrupt who bus been In decldedly hot water the last two niooths oo charges of fraud- ulent dealings, and who unsuccossfully tricd to et out of fall on a writ of haveas corpus, yes- torday filed a petition for review to have his case re-cxamiued by Judge Drummond. After giving 8 hlstory of "his case, ho charges that Judge Blodgett erred in his dectslon fu martor of law and fact, that Rogers & Co.,, who sued out the canias under which he was lodged in tnll, proved up thelr clalm In the Bankruptcy Court, and thereby walved any right to prose. cute them In the Btato courts until the question of his discharge from baukruptey had been pass- ed upon, 1TEMS, Judge Blodgett's call to-iay in the second cull of his culendar, beginniog at No, 282. No. qmll Kenyon vs. Qritlin, on_ triat. _Judges Qary and Moore will hear motions, Judge Rogers submitted cuses, Judge Hooth motlons and sct case 1,400, Bonfleld & 1. Manufacturin; D e o ity s st | sogles Taris saioeiey it oo s eneral), those to be wade supernumerary are b (U} o e, i Ey h Intereatel buty 88 thio Lil doss mot propats o | %4 eRas iy i P muke cither supernumerary, but provides for IREATD ol cach, their opiniuns aru opeu to no such impu- M " R N n A"} TEAM i tatlon, and should, from thelr experience, ba C 0 Ll l& l & Llls Kreat weight in determining the questlon, Be Hc‘-:‘\'urk and Glasgow. gy ¥ A GAN 0! L RAILROAD. oral years since, before a committce of Con- | FIOUIA. Febo it LA TATCHOUIN. Meh 8 s pm Depot. YE:IIOEILIIe‘tI.Enu AL, uv"wemi‘-ueona-n_ rress, the preseut Quartermnster-Geueral guve New York 1o London divect, Jiekes Omce, 6 Cafkal, southent curaer t 2¢ bis dellberate judguicnt that tho consolle | AUSTRALIA,.Feb. 47ipnilELYalA.Marchd, Jam luk, Ursad Pa:idu Hotel, snd st Palwer louse, datlon of tho Staft Dopsriincuy would b un- | Cabioa 85515876, Kicutsios g;g;;&;: Tuced ratas, Trave._|_Arrive: m:ul(:; Ill,::'u. t:fl:efi‘wu‘viur&fi: N:o u".“.'{'f.'uh E:x' _MENDEISON BROTIERS, w0 Waslliguon e, _ TTon m. | mp, @ reau bad aireadv ws muciyas it could atiead to, | NATIONAL LANE OF STEAMSHIPS, and subsequently bo has reiterate 08¢ Views, N Ve ond said by wished the officera of his Departe T e Lol i o= I quite agres with all that hins boen safd, yet it occurred 10 mo that Douglass made & modest “catl- wate of his race wnen ho sald thoy dou't bulld shive, They don't bulld the dumes, you s who did butld them? Such men as” Aday Bumner mado thoir fame by tholr specche. T ent to understand that he was opposed to the atunisy, 'Jaa. J—11 8, i THE & ( palnt well taken, the cousequences might 4 | Compiuy "vi. Pitkin, and Judges Furwell sud | sum 810783, of coursa tharging the balene | 11e0 v FT. WAYHE & OHIOAQ0 RAILWAY. wors lnr-lr!uhln'z"!hn;‘ on?é would Wik | Listue il huato ‘e i deiter” shan bonbros b mm&'l aidons and vores.” udg MeAl- | S50 or colictng e Even Utis'qum ho rer | Brobosed consulldation, and that bis ofticers bad | - " T im0, s | DS Gatal snd Madlsns. skt Oiens glauce, the oimnlesloners . ster will bolid no cour! lay. used, and s ues refuse, to pay over to the i ¢4 ot o N ¥ o e 700inted Ly the Judges of the Cireuit (?uun. ‘t‘a‘.’l‘z‘fll'&‘l’i«‘lg:’.‘:#‘rm\ message. 1 would sy Judgs Witliams vesteniay ganted a decres of . 0y "zc This oplplon 1s entertalued by @ largo num o 670, currency; steeraye, 831, Drafte oase. teousness, and tho gran- deur of Abrabam Linculn's act of emaucipation no nan will deuy; that it has conferred blesslugs vn our country, vn bulh race tho world, vory fow question. This eati hiw act and of ita resulte will 5ot by chao;z Pmnnu or even show bim the dule of the toms sold and the price reccived therefor, and also refuses to return the cxecution, which the statute makes it compulsory on hin todo [bo- causs Ji mldu Gary exprussly deckled ho need not Cahin, 850 ber of oflicers In the urmy, and it s belfevod by | for &8 upward lsaucd at very low rates, Appiy ¥ suuny of our most experienced officers that thy Loa 7 Vel Py Sy e Ml and Express. ofiicfency of the service would be greatly pro- AR A A 1Y scl0c kx moted by relieviug the Qumcmmtcr!- Des A h“ Llug, partment of some of its present dutics instead Yere Ulegally sppointed, the; i ) they never wero Com- wloniers ot al), and ail thelr acta wero ueces hr’nuh"" All moueys received by them as €8 should be retunded, all sssesaments ‘e by them, all bonds issued by thewm, all Arrive. divaree to Danlel Kotz from Elizabeth Kotz on e the ground of adultery, Judgo Varwell granted s similar decree to Bergete N. Alfson from Ole Alfsen on tho by the “aulc o i3 ground of desertion, Qv s0 untll a+ sullcient bond " was given]. of increusiug their duties by & consolidation | | United £tates and Royal Mall Steamers. New York {38 vaid out by them, ail laud titles taken | 8004 conduck or bad conduct uf “elthor race, but it UNITKD STATRS COURTS. Jas, HAMILTON, i iy g Lo Liverpoul via Quechatawp: wl‘h“:m. aro Megul und vold, “Of coureo thig | 244 Soatihs, F,"‘g".‘"fi:;,"’;d‘.""):“m';g ‘::J;m" Hanoabal L. Raun he‘fn asult yesterday for with the Subatstence Denartaie THODEVEAND saTunnavs. Bt under any cireumstances apply to all 85,000 agalnst Alffed H.and Herbert R An- Burely it i3 not wise to ueglect such expes P‘u,uuow . Uen. W What they most uced is what Burns calls **the tern Axent, 32 5outh Clark-at, and d 107 sals. rd, I OR| rieuces us above, aud throw away the results )rafis un Great rit: Loy, OF the Board, ‘T firat batch of [ glorions privilese of belng indonemtert ™ Whnt | drews aud Thomas S8 Hayden. MORRIS, ILL. g durlug’ ars of laborious and = = by asloncrs was appoiuted by Gov. Paliner. | Full requibes fa wiilingoere o Tt sed pradeocs BANKKUITCY MATTERS. Bpecial Corverpondence of Tha Triduns, gattierdd durbig. insny oyears uCliborionsan FINANG wey drow lotu for Lerus,—ouo. getthng one | au seiodesil bo. oG vr ooy i froence Tsase IL, Wanzer, & butter and vhoese manu- |~ MORR1s, IlL, Feo. 14.—The City of Morrls | Suvevss{ul service, and bivak down u aystoms 80 | oomrennne o duothier two, and 40 on upto fve, Paul arell druwlag 'tho longest, It way bo bbe ¢ also that Mr, Corncll is the lust of the My youn colored frion yuur good resolutious Savu Lo the end, taat § let this, then, be amon) *Lwill work and [ wil y becowe judependont.’’ facturer at Hanover, Cook County, filed his vuluutary petition yestonday to be sdjudicated bankrupt, s preferred debts are $30; th bas been redivided fnto four wards, under tho receut act for chaoging the governmoent of sdapted to the wants of our country, and which $ $ g s 4 "’8%:‘};;""'.{;’.." s of ‘stalf-wbatatatration ts 0. $100. 8200, §5 AKE 8HORE & MIORIGAN BOUTHERN, ‘ 7 % %1% | clties. It {s thought th. h il founded upou the wise principle of vroper di- e, . Ve gt St W e | T et Yo sty e | e e el LTS | o o i e in e | St s e ot the | oAUENS WREOTHE U M Eiali e B | s outsie. .| TR TR E we fallen by the wayside, 8o lougs s thero ' A Telophone Without Magustism, Wi b nd i s | Ntical part! world teactics I necesiary to lusure success fu | yencs fn Stocks, *which frequeatly pay. fruos Bre i N. ¥, & Buston Bpecial’ . o] . on Arness,. 8 farming impleinonts, ical partles, . ety L bt 4 Salned 1hrct smeorperaof 1o loact Sameiry T phaun Withaut Mewant Yazon, A J operatious of auy maguitade. Bbail the cxpe- | twenls lmes the simouat Inveaed. Hiorks oty a5 ‘The subject of making the river-bridgo at this place & freo bridgeds recelving coustderablo at- tention, It seems to be almost a_uccessity on account of the bridges over the [tluols o the adjoining county baving been wade free, x‘fe’.""‘m" ne i Gurcruar, that fs up Lo 1873, the acts uf e ere o4 Were presumably legul, because 'vmms:m R quorum of lugmymuwmwd lsluneu towpetent to transact busl- Atk gt 198¥ 2150 b Lield, although the South L el carried a4 lon, deslred on depaalt of 3 > Exe Hante ot miliaiand il L pettons, coabetk | plnatory cireltire i weou s roboris ks Lo nothivg againet the opivlon of & fewd This s e PITTT8BURG, UINCINNAT( & ST. LOUIB R B. the vital question to which the attentivn of | oo S o mpedciob ol (Clnclonatt uwmua. Knkllnflll-lap-) i Congress should b called. The old Roman I l Depot curur of Cilul Carrall cst B waxim, * Arma pacis fuicra,” in time of peace Teprt: | _Arrive. ure, For some time past I have besn oxperiment- inz with tho view of transmittiog articulats sounds through wires without tne ald of olec- tricity or iuagnetlsw. 1 have Low beou quite successful, my exporiments proving that the A involuntary petition was fled agalnst Lau:ln:l u. l-‘ulrlgnk. 2 dealer in furnu;cr: at No. 123 State strect, under the name of L. G. Fairvauk & Co., by the followlug creditore: J. K act doey Sithonghi i by my s J. )lxlimllhuzl. ag ::'lms n;i .agu: ,000 \gm‘ muufl:g fllumrc‘?:humwum ruvival, 1,400 i e ¢30't 60 state it that the Cowm: suunds of the buwan volce can by carried by | fam H. Reed, $1,750; B, M. Wym ‘8100, us- 4 o i, ¥ vl 7 % g/ poluted by the (lovernor should re- | vibrations throush considerable temgites of | L k. le ‘ayuicnt of couimercial paper ouly fs | A sttuiigs ucckdent Bappened to & conductor Aould alwars bo uppermost Lo thethouglita of A e eiassc a1 g diserders Lot snby | Ctactanatt Indagapolts, Lou uiateg, fcs UntL thelr sucoeasors wero p- | Wire. Last ulebt conversutlon was carrlcd on | ehurged, : Sihotiog s tpe mapoms o, dave since. He was | 00 Gth i cunaideration, and not the loast tm. | Nervoce Syeieis st oo rubiaty uray 13 Dy Ex O that case Mesars Chauncey Bowen | with ease between four fudtyidals, situsted i ' Edward M. Fitch, a clerk in the Post-Office | staoding in the caboose, us the train was draw- = % - Sidway would bave besn Comuwis | diffcrent rootns, Plano muslc, ing, laugh- | herv, also went into bankruptey. His secured | 1ug lnto the depot, snd the stopping of the train £ s, by that the result of thy bill will & Fu'to thiow ubo th worla, whickwouta surely | WINCHESTER'S SPECIFIC PILL, fullow, the supcruuuerary otficers of tbhe Subsivt- :runl vegetally proparation, sud the best oab iy yp 1y - f vomvaratively reccut period, u- EANKAKER LINE g Py cconaful Fuswdy’ kiwi: Ao to BIx Boxe Fa | Debot oot af Lakwal. o foat of Tweary.second-si they appareutly bl y 4, ¢ y beld for somu years Lo of wu appdtotment by the Jodecs {ng, nnd oreathiog were al] cleal rausmittod 947, aud the unsécurcd 86,761, The tothe ear. Toe wholo distance woulg. Do.abuat | aorruart s ouly asscts ars teu worthless shares of stock in caused hlw to ston forward ou a swittoon, which turued, sud caused & compound fracture of the 3 ct d Quarterwaster’s Department, vis.: ¥ ARG ey v Aty yards, The comwunlcation was'cffected | the Pustas feecord Printing Company, leg just above the ankla, "o was taken to ogg | $3¢¢ sud Q 13 usually sufticiet, For frtlcs tnformation, Tapars. | Ariive. A Cireuis Court. by wncans of outtpiocs with 8 vibratiui die | "4 comaposiion wisctink wil bo wiid March 4 | oF tho botcls e, whers bels secsin s g, abortote, s fulthtas seovite,potug. | (S5 Gpsalur Vrice 81 tes Tkt Tk 85, Judiaspotts &) |~ Ly mu‘" h{l’t becn Axed for the argument | fi couneetlon with the wire. at Mureugo Lu the cass of Therun Daveuport. best of attention. Tucapacitated by the yery uaturo of tuoir dutics | Frcimred ouir by pwitly Cipcinna o 1A g;{:z‘ 090 8. 70.{8 9:00 5. mi Nahed g gy fpotion. Briefs Lave been e ———— Tho wreditors of O. 8. Favor & Co. scoepted T —r or by wature age fron caroloz s lrelibuod WINCHESTER & 0., Chemists, P Nlgur B § 80w T e ok oy Mr. Kales, fho- sttornoy for the A New Story of tho Fope. 8 composition of 40 per cout o thelr claling. Tryiug to Fool the Haogmen, . ] ey Uy 004 when Le las studicd thew London Ezaminer, A pood story is tuid of tte Pope. Torco En- @lisimen were futroduced to blw. ons of whowy bl beeu ouly two duve fu Rowe, ho other & wonth, and the third @ year. ‘Fhe conversation nuturally turued upos Rome itself, wud the Pope, turnfugz to tuat ous of Lia guests wio Bradford Hancock was yesterduy appointed Awslznca of Willlum V. Wightman, C. D, Lusk was appoluted Assignce of S8am- uul E. Uross. R E. Jenkins was apooioted Assignes of Na- than A, Keouudy. ‘Lo dividend “weeting fu the cuse of Paul outside of the army. CosMOKOLITAN. 46 Jobu Bi., N A 1he Year Round. e e In 1787 & fellow named Kelly ‘was scotenced to executlon at Triw, fu Ireland. O thy carly worudng of the day Iutended to be his last hu contri 0 _cut hls blanket iuto stps about four uches wide, Jolu thew toguther with stroug wouien tarcads, sud tor a double shiug. CHICAG0, ROCK ISLAND & PACIPIO RATLEOAD : LAY & PACIFID BALLEOLD Do, ety B, Bt et [ It is much bettor to take proper care of & Cough grwm frow ite lucibleucy, by uaing vromptly D, | ) Luzenge; for (b idlaussel etand uyue's Expoctoraut, thau 1o runauy riak of duvel: | efectoul cura uf do b Hlentachen Bie dew: puing s T3t Vuluionary Ateelon,' il Wil | Serialdy G Laey (e AR RN | vt a5 uown curutivy 18 equally effuctive in the priwary . B 21 lue Lambuteds, Farle dolt | Feru Accomumodails S.agea of Cotauipticn, Asthing, sud Brouchiie, NLibt Babroa. LT000N & reporter met . hl: l;:‘\:llfl OF GHEAT PUOMINENCER 4 Loanected suuewliat with South ~