Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 28, 1878, Page 8

MARCH 28, mond, charged with lhreeny na biles of valuable | nos Klein, Barey, 1UL.; Jerome Cyril Knowlton, papect, bands, and morigages from Mes, A, B. | Ann Arbor: Ribert Le foy Lamprag, Jefferson, 0. McLonghlin, with whom he had soms business | Victor Jingo Lane, Ann Arbor; Nathaniel Benja- 1, THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TIIURSDAY hers, bt those that wore made here wero better and cheaper than the same class of gooas conld be He and other Chicago ook Eastern men Into thelr adorned with chaice flowersand plants, and & hugo ‘marringe-bell was auspended from the cetling In the archway hetween the (wo rouma. There was a coeily array of presents, | riymouth, Ind.;_the Han, J. M. Eailn H E C T'Y Charles lloncht. New Yark.,..7vemont fou T I . 1am Gireen, Cedar Raptds: O, 1 Col, &, P. Dick, Lonfavities A SUGGESTION TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC, ‘Tonriata, emigeants, and mariners nd that Hos. mannfacturers always ¥ Chamberinin, Rlons Cliy, the fon. tohn h decept! et Coteago ba | Among Ihose. presens worb tha lev, Dr, ang | “rinractions 31500 Lo o B B T e, e e LAIrears | suaimet ‘amncaithfal Tafaencas cinat Msgnard = Lhal y shops; no deception wae practice: ] 3 , Dr. an — N1 3 on, GENERAL NEWS. Tawell; Col. Earhuel Halrd, East Baton Rouke, Lat R | 4icen the lead In certain linea of goodd, and Rest- | Mra. Kohter, Mr. and Mre. Kimmelaeil, Me. And SUBURDAN. u‘mn"w. Low, Golden Sorings, Neb.{ Henry | A8 Implicitiy reiy, ainca It provente ‘the sy Col. P. T. Camberson, New Yorks . W, ern manufactnrers had heen compelied to brand & | Mra. Dallenberg, Mr. and Mrs. M. Elnstein, Me, . Lindner, Bobewaing; Thomas Cornollua Logan, [ thatan unheaithy ciimate, vitlated ntmonphers, Al of the banks doing businesa through the | troit Jri M. “;(endke{ll.m "’}'\?,"’zr‘l"t'n’n-}'o{"fi- m’l‘{ l(‘.‘hlnzo boot becanss it had “'{-‘},"’ 0 pumlnr.l :Fd M-‘s{ }:! Scl?l{ntt. l;:‘r. l‘l“d Mr{n.}f!dwhefin;:r. BVANSTON, f“fi"“"’p[‘",‘ :k A]fn(il" lend“ Lmllh‘n" ‘pal- ::\x‘l:rc;l;‘l‘mf;ln:x"::‘\r't:’nle&on'\ehdulxl ‘bad ur" o ® v nem McGrey jockford. .., Palm = | Factories wera increaning. @ _stronges r. and Mra, . Leopold, Mr. and Mrs. Winholtz, . | lantl;" Patric! willam agrath, Lave. rable Lo hiealth wo har. Clearing-Tionee have signed sa sareementito closo | 1% Crouliiee, ‘Frecporiy T, €. Tower, Montanai | FACOECR, mere, (peretpinn | The SUOREERE | AE 200 Mra: Chacle Silvermaa, Minses Rose Bin. | o The meeting Frlday evening to discuss the Tigh- | SN JRICK g IS STGL. craete- | wisemradace: On ' long voyages. of jomiacirer Tnendsy, election day. = Georsa Francls fratn, At Largei den. T, 1 Manh | {1°%08 connlry. was located at Miiwaukee | stoin, Rachel Simons, Annie Einstsin, Iiaitie | School auestion will be held In Lyon's instead of | yoix:'- Oyid ' Luther Matthews. Dutler, Pa.: | 1and in lstiindes najaconl to the equutor s Madamo Tlma de Mareka is st the Grand Pacific, 3 g the Hon, W, . Lamb, Nebraskat | made goods: and It wae only a question of time | Kimmelstell, ~New 'Yark, Tillte ~Einstein; | Jennings' Lall Calvin Leonidss May, tenbenville, O.; James | esvecially nsefulan & vraventive of ‘the febrila Amold Kiralfy 1a at the Tremont, and the Swedish | Col. énn' |w°'|'c§’=?' m”a'?"flfn H;‘.“: .IG;II-;;H C when all of them wonld manafacture. Therswas | Mersrs, Fam Schatz, 4. Stethelmer, N. Steiglite, complninte and disorders of the sto: ads; Chaties K. liayman X mach, liver, ntiven'ol thy 1Ing n snchy At tho ananai meetingof the Evanston Tewn | Henry Mconsld, Ann Arbar; J. Hob Medafin, Board Tuesday evenin, the reportof the Com- | Polnt Pleasant, W, Va. i Ambross Peter McGuirk, missioner of 1iighwaya showed, for the year: ox- | §oy 2iaey. Ont: j William Newhney Moors, White Ben Einsteln, Arthur Einstein, H. Manhetmer. Morris_Roeenflold, Rock Isiand, 8, Beors, Hoch- ester, W, G, Metz, Max Mum;e Omaha, Eddin money in it. There wonld be no middiemen then. A 19 branding, " that waa done by some jabbers, and ‘cnstomers might have the impresaion that the andbowels, which aro apt to attack ny temperate zoned sojonrningor trave regtons, and it [s an excellent protes Quarietto will arrive at the Tremont this morning, | Cushing, Washington. The Binger Bewing-Machine Company obtalned a . Cuba, Iil.; Charles ction againy o - i + b deal- | or; New York, Joa Daer, KA Kallman, Lco Kall- | penditnres, $400.60; reccipts, $724.00; and bal- | Campboll Nelson, Brunswick, Me.: Frederick | the Inflaence of extreme cold, andd permit yesterday to ecect s bullding 180150 and A QUEER CASBE. D e e BN e O T b Ence an hand, 891k, That'of the Sunervisar { Shoias Nonn. Ferm: o, Jullne. Sluclaiy Offins | 1emporature, - oxposnra. ta damp, ar . es,ot 112 feet high, st the corner of State and Washing- MARRIED OR TXMARRIED] conld not compete with th He did not know of shawed: oxpenditnres, §841.43; receints, 8080.46: | Cotumbus Grove, 0.} William O'Ratlly, Ann Ar- | fatiue. 1t notonty prevents Intermittent and ro- ton strects, to cost $323,000. An ftem which looked very ** pacaliar,” to 8ay | a **finishing department " In the city, Befora the and balance on hand, $45.41. Dlis amonnting | bar: Herman lenry })vlhlun Overton, Pa.; Joel COUNTERFEITING. TAE HEARING OF TR CASN against the five connterfelters was resumed yesters day morning at O o'clock before (Commisstoner Tloyne, An able-dodied Deputy-Marshal planted himeclt agninst the hall door, and kept ont every- body but witnesres and othee pririleged characters. The witness Kelly , for the prosecution, was again put on the stand, and Col. Van Arman continued his cross-examination, It lasted for something over an honr, but dleclosed no new facts. At the concluslon of the testimony, the prosecution dls- charged the man Iliggenbagm, the testimong againat him being considered as too indefinite to Justify fnriher prosecation. Mr, Trade then prodncen two witnesses for Hart- One of them was analleged ex-raifroad em- plo; y the name of 8, A, Ind, who told & prett: story abont hearing Hortman ask Leo for $:) a wee! ago last Toeadsay In front of the Tivoll. Hartman reprea nted that ho was i ed of money for his family, and Lee gavs him ¥ in milver, but sald he muet get )t back again the next week, Amother mittent fever, snd” other dlscase: type, bt eradtcates them, o fact woicn pee azinl rotaitons for yenr paat. (3 Norih and- Sovia merica, Mexico, 0 Wi other conntries., et Indies, Australn, ang " OABDITT'S PREPARATIONS oo LRATIONS B, T.BABBITT'S Original and Standard Manufactures, OFFICE AND FACTORY: Fos. 64, 66, 68,70, 73, 74, 76, 80 & 82 Washingion-t, B, BABBITT’S BEST SOAP, Late Tnenday night a dmnken ratlor, retarning | the least, appoared in Tnz Trinuxe of March 14, to bl vemael, el ol A ot outor i2ied | In it was the information that the Rev. Dr, W. ¥, ntrect bri 1 o Everls, pastor of the Michigan ‘Avenne Baptist S em e ditmed street Hlue, hoard tho splash | (U Nad canecd Lo be fmed by the Gounty feago Typographical Union adopted reso- Clerk a liecnse for the marriage of & gentleman ln’m;::;utg‘r’du axgrzr:-lng rogret at the death of | named D. F. Swengel and & Iady named — —, Mr. Charles L. Wileon, of the Journal,—**a high- | and that Mr, Bwengel had entered a protest against minded aad generons employer, "—&nd of sympa- | puch actlon because It was against his will and un- ¢ th;;M' s Mn:ll‘ = (‘n:dn,; a5 observed hy M known fo him ‘that {tho license was 8 temperatate yesiet ed by MA- | jeaned, Thinkiog It & little strange that :1:;;6,'!2.: ni‘;n&ag-élgg::;r::: t %‘:‘fl:' ,‘},”;"{’Q an conld be ignorant of his own matltal affalrs, m.. 47; 3p. m., 43; 8 p, M., 4L, Darometer st | and, aurmising that somethiog might be not all #a. m., 20.61: 8 p. m., 20,03, right, & reporter called upon Dr. Everts, and npon AL7:30 Jast evening hose-cart No, 18, while re- | the day following the publication of the item the #ponding to a fire lhrmdco]lldrd with a light wagon ¢ Doctor **cama ont™ In an Intervisw in one of the :;':‘ k) &'&,‘,":fi“u"‘:f%]:"."n:‘l':fr‘:;z‘::a morning datlles and made an explanstion, which Stiven by Michael Wail, a employe. The wagon | Feconnted ahistory of the way the lady became ras alightly damaged, and Wall was torown out | knownto the Doctor; that she had made known and temporarly stanned. b 1o Mrs, Everls her amoars with Bwengel, and had fmplored his, the Doctor's, sld In honorably ex- 11 the gentieman who plcked up the little boy | ricating _herself _ from 'trouole. He detalled Tiobby Hayes, who had been run over by an Illinois | ¢he™ manner in which he had procared the fire, when compatatively little manufacturing was done here, firma booght boots In the rough East, and ‘‘treed " them here. But nothingof that kind was dons now. Labor was cheaper Rast thao hore, but leather could be gotten for lesd in Chicago, an one offsct the other, so that goods coald be mada upandeold to the exclusion of New England makes, RECORDER BROCKWAY. FITZGERALD'S CTIARGES, Commissioner Fitzgerald conld not control the employment of help in the Recorder's office, and, taking advantage of his hold on the **Ring" In the Connty Board, he has gone Into tho Investization business, and, assisted by Peltzer et al,, has long contemplated ralslng & row. Rimultaneons with the commencoment of his warfara came proposi- tlons from Peltzer and others to take the sbatract- books from the Recorder, etc., since which time Fitzgerald has been trying to mannfactare an ex- cuse for leasing them. The drat step Laken was to prove that the abstract department of the office 10 $71.30 wera ordered paid. 1o view of an aut- | Webater Page. Jr., Waterville, Vi.: GQeorgo E. standing Indebtednes of $1100, and on the recont- | Pantlind, Grand Haplds; Alred Noble Paxton, mendatlon of the Clerk, who said the catrent ex- | Cincinnatl, 0. ; Franklin Plorce Payne. Emporia, pensen of tho fown for the year were £3,230,01, 1t | Kan, ; Edwin Zina Perkins, Cheboygan; Byrus O, wwas decided to ask for $1,£00 fo get throuzh. D. Phelps, Chicago, M. : Eogena Douglas Pler- ENOLEWYOOD. san, 1inason; James McMillan Powors, Rellovuey A meeting of citizens and taxpayers was held | Franklin Ilenry ""E Detrolt; Danfel Edwa last evening at the brick echool-house to ratify [ Prescott, Ann Arbor; Engene E. 'ma!ln[,cnlcnflo the nominations made Tacaday eveningatthe Con- | Ill.; Charies Morgan Handoiph, Chicago, 1 tonnial School, Speeches were made by Mr. F: I, | Herbert Stanley Keed, Patkville; Danicl' Ciark Darney, candfdate for Supervisor, £ W. Adkin- | Remich, Colebrook, N.'IL : Danicl Smith Remaen, son, Fred Grosaman, C. T. Northrip, and othors, | Ann Arbor; llenry Kendall ithondes, Quincy, 1115 The Stack-Yards will hiold a ratification thia even: | Thomas Rinsker, Carlinville, IIt.; Herman tittter, ing. The enthumasm for the now,ticket is spread- | Edwardaville, 1 Charles Homphroy Roherts, Ing, Messra, Condit, Mairhead, Mnrph{ Nolsn, | Short Creek, O. s Frederick lobdo, Park- and Blester havo fesued n clrcalar in which they | ville; Joseph Chatles Rovan, Houston, 0. Frank accept a call to again become candidates for re- | Finley Rozzelle, Drockinriage, Mo. ; Wilbur Fre election. mont Rudy, Hayesrillo, 0. ; Kh‘!flr-y 8alto, Tokio, S —— .{l-lpn ,(‘:hmlennu:nn"lu SB.:DKN'\‘AIF”%‘“I y Minn., Horace Digelow Bchaefler, Valicy Falls, MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY. | X% dedeniony Sioator. ester: Denjamin Franklin Smith, Totedo, t).; Chstles William Commencement Day for Professlonal Stad- \sl';‘vl::. Ea-g ']’(337.‘.3‘"1'1; rgfinrfu Ba;‘rmh. erll:g ents—The Rose-Dougines Imbroglio Intor- | freen, 0. dios ) y ab. ; Bamuel Willism Spiith, Clarkston; James fores with the Testowal of the Desroes | Ajonzo Stacy, Am.,,& Howatd_ Stephonnon, i Central train neat [larmon court on the 17th nst. 's ar- d not besn sclf-snstalning,—s fact admiited and | witness, Richard Ii. \Wallace, also saw the transac- Enrned=Disnppointment of the Victims— | Ypsilanti; Jeremiah LouBuddarth, Marengo, Ind. ; “The moat pleatant and efTective Boap for the I ViR ‘Commanicate hin name. and addrees fo he | TIAUER LICene B 8 A oL e | own, —and. o got ot s, {ho Recordet | HOB: : Fxerclus—Namen of tho Gradaates, William Darwaon Talbot, Ann Athor: Heny Gee fl;,g{;:;fi;"é y,:-‘,gj,flgng;gfl; Yoves of mother, Mrs, Hayes, oom 13, No. 102 V'an Baren | pande the warraut was placed took Swengeltoa | wug catled on for I.NW“ of recelpts ana expenses Mr, Trude then made hia Judgment in behalf of Epeetal Dirpateh to The Tridune, Tnylaf'\ Ann Arbor: John Warren Taylor, Warren, rtreet, corner of Faurth avenge, he will tonfer n favor, Tho wrong namber was given in yesterday's Ppaper. $ The Costom-Honse Speclal Commissfoners occne pled thelrtime yesterday afternoon in_samming up evidence, rovlewing testimony, and comparing Ttastman, whowas painted as an innocent lamp be- lnflefl into taking alleced counterfelt money from ee, Thers was no evidenca that ho had 1t In I posscenton with the Intent to pass it, and no o dence to show that he ever passed any of it or at- tompted to pass it, As Ilartman was painted with everything but the golden wings, It devolved upon 0. Alden Stewart Thomson, Tidioute, Pa. ; John Anx Angor, Mich., March 37.—To-day the | RiazandsrTindall, Snolbyvilio, Ind. : Honry Sovor Commencement of the professional students | Tremper, Dattle Creek; unichl Ukiznmi Tauda, ~ | Unkatsa, Japans Tasne M. Turmer, Grand Raplda) took place, and, althogother ft was an unpar- | g DRI R0 Kivor; Glaudius Damont alloled one. As no quorum of Regents hasbeen | Walker, \Winchoster. Knn.:' Myron Hamilton obtatned the degrecs could hot. bo conferred. | Walker, Geand Raplds; Warren Edwin Walkor, hotel whers the woman was, and added: ‘‘For mare 1han an hour, in tears and agony, the woman Lesonght him by matriage to cover her shame for tho #ake of the many wno would suffer with her. She declared if he wonld marry her that ho might leave her when thn crisis of her sin and shame had passed. fa that department. Tho report was given some ‘weeks ago, and yesterday it came before the Com- mitice on Records and Judlclary, of which Fitz- gorald fs A member. He had mustered his hosts, and proposed to show sach a startling condition of BABBITT’S TOILET SOAP, 3fade trom tha porest yegetable ofis, Unrivateq f notes preparatory to making up thelr report. No 1 used ail i A 1 he **Ring" woald b for | Mr. Trnde to ponr out npon the head of the de- A Arbor: Wiltie Shotwoll alker, Keatom, Ovs | the Fatlerapd the Hath For une in'the Nut camined. A ncesion will be ield | and_over agaln, and expostulating both to joln | things that the **Ring" would bave an excuse for | Mr. Trnde * | At the medical and dentsl commencoment 'n i | . Keaton, 0.5 n < o] o ,,."y:u.';cn'..ix:y. m'rlfeydo not expect to lh:lnll E.gdwll(:“ ||.=lm me to pronounce them husband | retarning to Peltzer the bhooks the county paid lvnn‘lefl Kelly all the woalth of epithets at his com- | b Bl (eorge Proctor Wanly, Ann Arbori Alvin C. g:;tm :32‘,‘“.‘.‘;:’:,‘}‘“"‘;‘2:«.‘.“’“““"“' three cakes, tho morning the students had only the poor | White, Je! r satlataction of hearing their names read oft and | (nrncit, Kan ¢ Smith Hoyall ‘;'ll.}:"" A the extraordinary position of matters explained. | A0bFienty Wishek, Sharoh Conter. O ‘The students held a wncetlug and proposed ta | Adolph Walfe, Grand KRaptds; llenl",v W remonstrate, but were finally controlled by the &C‘m‘m\'flflh. Ran, ; James Robert Wylle, am Yost, Glenford, O, Total, 147, advice of the professors. Tho homeopathic | "o 'eo o Annuat Commencement of graduates this ovening went through the same THE MOMEOPATHIO SCHOOL programme 08 the other students this morning. | was held on Wednesday evening, and the follow- Both huve tlie customary-certificates of having | ing programme carried out: possed thelr examinations, but, however smooth 1. March—**emembrance. " tho represontations to students aro, It must, [ 3 Praver | oo e ayed, said that he could not, but ind. gave no reason why he could not. At last, as the conatable woula wait no longer for his decision, ha declded, and firmly claeped the hand of the ago- pized woman, almost fainting from the exhanstion of long watching and cxcitemont, After a brief caremony, during which he continusd to hold her hand, prononnced them, according to the Jaws' of the Btate and tho law of God, hasband and wife, As showin that Mr. Bwengel finally and fully consented to and realized this marriage, he drew up a v:‘zer for tha 1ady to aign, deciaring that, after her sickness and restoration to health, sha would not by law compel him to live with her nor provide for her. ~Sha at2 s A matters in Chicago beforo to-morraw or the next . 0.3 John Stewart Whitford, day, The dircovery of a femalo cadaver amongat tho freight on the Alton Raad yesterday gavo riee to & rumor that the body was being sent ont of town to cover np traces of an awinl cass of sbortion of of wife-murder. A police tnveatigation falled to anb- siantinio any of theso theorles, The body was donbtlers procured in & legitimate manner, and Wan ¢n ronio to_some medical collogo, As ft was not consigned to a place beyond tho Etate lmits the law was not broken % tabout b o'clock yesterday morning, Officer KO e matrolllng b beats Bonrd sobs And s him abont $40,000 fora year or more ago. le was unsaccessful, however, for the reason that Mr. Cleary protested against the presa belng ex. cluded from the meeting, and the whole procee: ’ni'. 010 thas given to the public. ‘The firet business of the mesting was the reading of Fitzgerald's resolution passed by the Boara March 4, callingon the Recorder for 8 statement of the earnings and expenses of tho abstract u‘ partment of hisofice. This was followed b reading of the report called for, Doth the resoln- tion and information have been heretofore given, After the reading had been concluded, Mr, Fitz- gerald called upon Recorder Iirockway to verify BABBITT’S Col. Van Arman dido't desire to eay Anything for his.client, Qalgg, sgalnst srhom, in his upin- 100, no case hiad been mado ont. Judge mn? for lhlfl)ruucullnn, sald it was concedod that Leo and Hoover werd bold and rant connterfeiters. The public knew them to b such, Tho testimony showed that Hartman tvas quite fntimato with Lee, and that he borrowed money of him, The mere having of one or twg pleces of connterfelt monoy in one's posseselon was not evidence of evil Intent, but the posscssion of $30 10 counterfelt money looked decidediy aan- [’""’“' Judge Bangs also pald his sttention to Quig, tha slick ono of the gang, and commented AL A AT R L U 5 aaé GF bt Rage bent tres on recaise of 15 conta ¥ BABBITT’S from # hatl- ‘andl, 3 fr nis reort, ond Az, B, responded by ssying that na | on that gentleman's fondness for allases and writ- | of course, bo admitted that they have not, | 4. Conforring of Dogreos. - i entamnt el (g Wesy ol | sl s Rl e b | S o S IR | BRSNS | S Tapoiuman ana Weeing aro sy | & STESHE S YEAST POWDER, the name of \ 8 ary Danbnry, and clalming to come from S£t. Lonia, ° Dr. lilldebrand was sumwmoned, and n foiw minutes later &t. Louls had sugmonted Chicago's popuiation. Tho unfortunate woman swas removed (o the Armory and made as comforta- and entreaty of the suffering woman enforce by all_the argumenta snd persussion that 1 _conld command, that Dr, fwengel in- tolligently and most emphatically assumed the obllgullmn! the marrlage contract with the ) ovident. The four Regents have been meeting | 5 Q“.’,fi'lfl"f’-’ Frol, Charles Gatchell andadjourning nll day, and to-night, seclogthat | 8. Denediction. there was no prospect ol the asscmbling of the Tho followling students graduated from the Afllho conclusion of the Judge's romarks, Com- misstoner Hoyno snid the testimony was nundoubt. odly clear as to the gulit of Lee and Hoover, and that a prima facie cnve had boon made out sgainst Mr, Fitzgerald then ssld that he proposed to prove that tho roport Was not correct, e that certain ltems of expenses wara omitied which could have been given, nnd callod Abaolutely pare. Bread, cakes,puddings, ete., mads n la 8 short #pace of time, kcep longer, and ars more Fettiuie than when muds of common and cheap i ons. A Lrisl packaga sent fres on receipt of 75 cenis, Homeopathic Uepartment: Y adiadha Asciory o e X tovod OTTO PELTAER Hartman snd Quigg, whoso Intimacy with [ absentecs, nd]tzuxmd until April 10. Regents . B ABBI S e T T daomt, Prigent of o St Lonts | (l6hik nd secometenioents wake by every way | (o fetity in thomatier, 1R i Gibors"Bad n50 Blen expiatned away. ¢ | Grant and E. C. and 8. W, Wolker have maden | 3or A3t Atklns Bristol, Conn.; Aston B, 1 Jockey aud Trotting.tiome Amociation, snd Me. | WORRY of Hia SO IERCO ML Y oorer 105, aboigh 1t he 30k e Muronsen’ toe Araica | Awalt the action of the District Court. statemont in_justification of thelr procedure in | & George A, Haker, of the Cleveland Drivingd’ark, are in tho city, In company with Mr. C. M. Cot: trell, Sceretary, and Mr. J,” B, Oliver, Presldent of the Milwaukee Driving Fatk, and the manager ‘This explanation, then, the reporter was nhllficd 1o take as final, even thongh it did Bllco r, Bwengel in rather an unenviable light before the Il;flpll who became aware of the case throngh . J. Cos, 'M absenting themseives, and the other four vg‘nverlyi N, Y.: Clatk De Muth, Toolon, Kegents have made s simllar statement to sup- | & rlglhi:: }iunelsl;:"“ Eall Rivor, Wis. ; Morrity port thelr position. Thev telegraphed the At | Mianeapolls, Minn. il . Knapp, Lealie; SALERATUS, Astandard article, Asamplo packsge sent : recolpt of 33 centa. + a fun Tiai] was fixed In the sum of $1,000 each. Qnigg had Hartman had friends who trent ontheir bon ‘but Les and Hoover were codsigned to jail. rmm were correct, and then called attention to the tem of expensos,—$20, 338, 44, —and said thers ould be addea 1o It m string of items, which he Am ontos; HNoraco B, Cnrur. nl; 3 3 A id had been omitted, aweiling the amount to i 4 i of Dcxter Dark In (his city, they will meet thfs | ihe pubilcation of D Everts statement, A | 288 244, peen, amiied, @weling fhe Auouel o s torney-General to come out from Datrolt thts | J. M. Leo, Balo; John 8, Martin, Plalawell; Sam- moraing at 10 o'clock, at the Pacilc Hotel. for the | foneriar slied upen, Jie. Syepssl Teseriny, Mt O foclpln 9170447, “nbidh b als ks cor THE COUNTY BUILDING, [ttt o e eent from tho ity Gov, | uel 8 Hoftatt, Aipena: Charles’ B, Waiker, tior. B ABBITT! s P , “and, )mrfioln of arrancing a trolting circuft which will Jrobably inclade Mitwaukee, Chicago, 5t Loals, 'foledo, and Colambus. There having beon some doubt aa to the conrse 1o be pursned in the lm‘glnl clection for Alderman in tho Seventh Ward, thé City Clerknaked Corpora. tjon-Counsel Bonfleld for hils opinfon. ~ He sald it wonld be leyal and advisable 1o have tho election conitucted tha mame s the election for othercltly cficera. The votes should be deposited in the same box, nnd, ll\ml$h not cascntial, the name of the cindldate to £l the vacancy should be printed on the general ticket. ‘Tho deslgmation of the tenn waa not eseontlal, as, under the 1aw, the can- didate receiving llia highestnumber of votes would is amount from the ex- penaas, ho suaght to show (hat the expenscs over the rocelpl.l bad been $13, 07, and that the matter of making abstracts had been an exponss of that amount ta the county the past ifteen months, . Mr, Fltzgerald then deplored the cost of the afiice to the pe: and Jot the éat out by suggent- ing that the bes hlm& tliat could bo dono with the abetract books would be to lease tham to some ¢nmmuntdwu|lnl who wonld give ampls bond, ete. Hedid not mention Peltzer's name, however, Mr, Drockway sald Peltzor's figutes wera not correct, and the mattor of making abstracts hed not boen such on expenso. Bluch of the outla: had beeu tor keeplng up the tract fndices, wnlt‘ sought an exolanation or his version of the affair, Mr. Swengel aaid that he had lID“lll!f toeay '‘at present.” Therefore, it Mr. Swengel haa nothing to #ay, there is no reason for complaint. even lh‘c]mz{: the dentist did appear In tha character of & seducer, nelisville, N. Y.; Stophen E. Warner, Flint} Crosswell has nat roplied to yesterday's appesl, | William * Watts, hnghudlla, Ty " doel & ho also being away from Adrlan. Owling to the Wheel?nk. Ann Atbor; Frank A. Whito, Mar- lengthoned medical term, all medical Com. | Guette; Francts M, Wright, Farmingdale, Pa. metivements will bercatter tako place fn Juno, | o q F1% PANSIER OF TP LAW ALUMSE Unle 4 34 ning Al rmory Iall. Tho graduating oxcrelses were held in Unl- | 7o Hon, Edward P. Allen, Class of '67, veralty Hall, The commencement of the De- | delivered tho oratlon, and W. T. Hope, partment of Medicine and Surgery and of Den- | Clasa of '72, the pocm. ‘The class oratlon an; tal Burgery took place fn the morning, at 10 | Doom were dellvered by Henry M. Campbell o'clock,—the twenty-cighith sunual commence. | 334 flerbert ,&p&fifi%h%@‘h’ ?&?&3’-5‘" o ment of the former, and the third snoual com- | vippg raw Department™,,I. Van Allen Ferguson mencement of tho latter. **The Class of '78",. » James A. Btacy ‘The Commitlee on Supplies meets this moming to finish up Its work. The Connty Treasuror yestorday, acting on the sdvice of the Fluance Commitiee, commenced pay « ing contractora' orders of dates prior to Oct. D, ‘The calls were not very numerous, The Grand Jury yosterday found an Indletment agalnst John Hyam, tho Individual who attempted a fow days ago to carry les Into the Jall, All of the cases considerod wers of minor importance. Jallor Currer fonnd another plstol in the jall CREAM TARTAR, ted fres from ol dmporittes. Tho housewit ;;::?.‘Tfl.wnn. “Trial ‘Drokage sent treo oa recaipy of Sea. ; BABBITT'S . POTASH. A puro :an:e:flléad alkall, donbls the streogth of CERTAIN VAQUE RUMORS gave o shade of coloring to the published version of the affair, and a reporter undertovk to {nquire into these rumore. Tho first ono was that Swengel bad s#ald that he was nat, s not cen, and would not be marzied to the lady. Now, if Swengel was not marrfed to her, then he nust have heen di. vorced, and that without publicity, If he had not . & 1pt of 23 e elected for tiie fong term, and the one rocelving would not have baen necearary had the booka been *Good lumor in the Profession, cammon potash. Bampie seot fres 00 Fecef the next highost for tho short term, B e neren Licr, hwan Incarseet, | In tho slape they should haze besn when pur. | Jeterdsr. If thero discoreries contlnue some S MIOMIED R ReOIEY Tho Tlon, Charles A. Kont [ 21 THE LUMDERMEN. 1£lio wonld, ot be marrled to her, then thers | ghated by thocounty, lle had no Interast in keap- people w! nacharitable enough to think that | wern as followa: 1iThe Bench "'............Tho Hon. Issac Marston | TIIR PROPRIETOR will glve an ouaco of The Lumbermen's Exchanga held a meeting yos- | wonld be **blow-out *>eaon, and all the facts of | 10k up tho books or in the matter of making ab- the Jall authoritics are not exorclaing the cara they 1. **Amazonen March." ‘*\Women 1a the Profesaton, * xold far cvery ounce of mpurities found la terday to consnltasto ratsing tho price-list of | {1,n shamennd ain of the heart-broken and ago. | stracis, but in any event the tract indlces would be | 8hould in elther ezaminiog the prisonora them- | 2. Prayer. Miss Dossle Esglesticld ABy uf thiess preparations: lumber, in vlow of tho prescnt prospects of de- | pized woman would sooner or later como to mfi. t up 08 required by Iaw, and the books would | Beives or their visiting friends, 2. Overtnro, **Fra Diavolo, " The Ifon, Edwin M. Irlsh kop! mand and supply, remain in his and Tug Tmnunz wouldba obliged to publish sslon, haying bean given to him i 4. Readinz of tha names of the graduates. ‘The Hon. Thos. M. Cooley Y 0 i Van Hohocic etated that the log cron was | Sp4 TS TRIBUNE would be oblged Lo, paplien | 1050 ket by tho people. 1o then wont an 10 msy | was disnored atr 1o as a acroe of rs Hager | 2 Wiltres—: Molodiache, Wogen. " ++Tha Law. Daniol K. Drascott For Sale bu all Dealers. to0d, And that there wana gond trade in Chicago. | wora gieancd yerterday, aud gre prescnted hors- | that tho prices charged for abstract-making by the | in the Penltentiary hanging over him, and has had 0. Address to the Class in Dental Surgery by | **The Bar®, Hon, Willlam P, Wells e wae in favorof an_ndvance it the brices OF | Wit as gleaneds Mr. Swengel and tals Indy met, for some time, and & motion fora new trisl {a Robert E, Frazer county wera too low, -nvu‘y below those charged by individusle,—and that [t the department had not been seif-sustalaing it was the fanlt of il Loard In fixing the ratesto be charged for abstra mnklnf Mrnr cent lower than the avstract-Arma wero charging. Mr. Peltzor again took the floor and began to deal with fignres, and confereed that the indice work alono had coxt about §0,000. 1le concinded by entering into s lengthy argement in favor of tao county's leasing the ‘books to him, and en- «deavored to show that, the books once In his hands, 8 constant revenue would flow Into the County flanr](u L. Field, D. D. 8., of Dotroit. +4The Novice . V4 Caprice Hongrolse. ' **0ar Fature " Cnarlea A Barnes 8. Address to the Clasn In dedicine and Surgery | *'The Pollticia Edwaed P, Allen by Morse Stewar *10ur Wostern Alal 0. **gans Soucl* ‘Tuo Hou. Willtam H, I1. Russoll A benediction was thon pronounced, and the TR s R morning exercises wera concluded. 'The fol- JOHN MORRISSEY. lowlng Is a complete list of tho graduates: v _Special Dispatck to The Tribune, CLASS IN MEDICINE AND BURGERT. Naw Yorxk,March 37—John Morrissey reached W. Allyn, M. A., Plymonth; Robert . \Vfifl::‘lemlwl Ln’r':'-lnn: Charles y!)rrln Boker, M, tiomo thiy muming, _Now . tha hiela ishis old fimber, and that the Jist bo amended a3 contem- plateq in th call, Mr. Anduvaon was in favor of ndvancing the price of plece ntugt and common nmber 50 cents, Ar. McDonald ‘was opposed to {ncreasing tho price. 1o didu’t sve anr necessity for It, ond the dealers were doing well enough, Mr. Anderson moved to take upand revise the tep by tap, until'n ratc was fized upon that would reimbursa dealers, which, after some dis- cunsion, was agreed to. ‘Tho ¥ecrctary furnished statintics as to the llnln- ¥ AUCTION SALES. By WM, A. BUTTERS & CO,, Auctioneers, 174 Esat Randolph-at. THURSDAY TRADE SALE. Dry (Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, EC, THUNSDAY MORNING, March 29, at 9:30 o'clock, on second floor, 174 East ltandolph-st. 'WAM. A, BUTTER:! CO., Auctloneers. Sho was a falr woman to look npon, snd Mr, 8irengel wan a susceptible man, They loved not isely but too well, When ahe realized her mitna- tlun she appealed to Dr. Everts for ald. The Doc. tor got out o licensoand a warrant, and Dr.Swengel was taken by a constable to a pariar In the Clifton Tlouse, whato wers the lady and Dr, Everts.. Dr, Everts, In the statoment from which tho above ex- Lract s taken, raya that he performed tho marriago ceremony. "lccnrdlfla 1o the laws of the Stats and the law of God," and that Bwengel ** Onaily and taily consented to and realized this marringe, ™ pending. Judge Jameson, before whom he was convicted, leaves the Criminal Coust Saturda; ‘Then there Ia Stein in Jall under sentence als who I8 hold as & witness against him, snd has been for sevoral months. Dolay {a ordinarily danger- ous, and in this cass it Is also proving oxpensive. Commissioner Fitzeerald is mrmud as having #ald, in a consnliation with the city authorities in referenca to erccting o dome for tho Court-Houss that the cll{ conld bolld ita portlon of the struct ure up tothe presentline of the county's portion ik ', | stamping-ground, hels confident of spcedy and m{ of lumbegon hand now nt lssissippl Hiver | 7rhicra was no ceremony petformed nccording to | Treasary. for from 25,000 to $30,000. Tha county's por- | A., Docator; fenry J. Banta, mma«lur( 1nd. ; 1 I " 8TO s, which led 1,847,000 fost, e, W Alon has,cost 875,000, and, If tho Commiselonee ja | Jennie 8. Narard, Atn Arbor; Jerome (Willlam | complete rocovery. Ila saya heought not to | MEROHANT TAILORS' STOOK, Toaty t‘)’nfl,coflnfi‘gfig‘;ho -mnm‘:’t u’;::: .‘;("lgll‘. best accounts, The comstabie and the | il {?fl‘.‘{.’g’l..'fé‘llfli’.{’.‘;‘,‘ .‘;‘;’i;:‘ gaed h"“ htdo | § o red corract] s mado a very Imyoflnn: arnard, Ann Arbors lowatd ‘Malcom Besnott, | have gone South at oll, and thinks he would it officlating clorgyman wers the nnlydp('flph present besidos the contracting conple, and there should lave been two wlmeln;-. a l)ua!, o luzlllu'th! ceremony. he constable, being cornerod vester- S agmitted that he hiad *+wiinesacd nothine, Then the man and woman_who wore married were legally married, or not marrled at all, If they wore married, no matter how, why bas Dr, Evertu written upon the back of the marriage-liconse Fino COloths, 3-4 & 6-4 Oassimoros, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Fine Hats, Capsy Gloves, Bhow Ouses, Eto, WM. A. BUTTERS &CO., Auctioneers, ng the ka, :&l!’ulun should never occupy any roomin his D ebsion b » A aieal Wos e pat n n. The ** " stcal has been batwees 000 and $50,000. o8 yoen A prisoner fn the jall by tho name of Willlams came into the Criminal Coart yesterday, and on the advico of hiy attorney, an ebony-tinted indi- vidnal, pleaded guilty Lo & petty ofenss and was remanded. A faw honrs later {hu friends of the 'a, ; Nelllo A, I Sauit_8t. adelpl s Duccban, Py O, Flint; Job | bave sot slong Sncly had ho gono to Albany Dalgliesh Campbell, Ilartland: Richard W, Cor- | and attended to his Benatorial dutlos, and o, Ann, Acbor; Garter 3. Crippen, Burko, N, | guarded bia health carotully. ‘The Senator was Kabrard Demplor, Norttdeld; Mind, ; Lyman Decl, | Marmly urceted by a crowdof {riends, who met Iupley, N. Y.: Wilhelmos Decker, B. 8,, Ann | himottho wharl, aud was called upon at his Atbor; Alexandrina Egoroff, I, S.,' Bt. Peters. | hotel during the day by many persons. ' No ono tne, Afler thia matter waa disposed of, the resolutipn pareed by the last_mecting, to the effect that the “hicago dealers would not bind themaelves not ta scll lamber to parties outeido the regular trade, {us brought befaro the mestiny for reconnldera tion, 1t wan clalmed by somo of tho dealers pre ent iliat th lnat mestiug wav not 8 regulae ane, o MiL, MABSET, of the Recorder's oflice, was than heard. Ils, too, doait I fAizures, and proceeded to show that taking the 80,000 Peltzor allowed for tract Indices from tho 319,000 which, it was claimad, bud been the cxcess of the expense the recoipts of the | prisonur came to the Clotk of the Gourt and sald Clal M. Elisbur Qeorge- | was admitted to his room, however, his phyat- REGULAR SATURDAY SALE. and that the question, befng_ {mportant, ought to [ Which ho Got trom the Gounty Clerk: ++Thiniiconse | office, And deduciing alaa saveral othet llema that | Luat tha 6bony gentlontan bad o] burg, Ruasia Clara, A Ly ORorEs b " benabailued Son bigecitntly afdexient, A% Toretarned inbzecuted And mot ased, " and signcd | the excess of oxponsos nad nean vory liils’ oyar | demanded gb Tay court fech. -lfli!xe: &‘:t“\’\?ml:‘;fi O G nntn W sablngtons B O 3 Jvfl‘l‘n-’tl?x‘:z.' et :n—_‘_—jolnud Anolibrest: had been acqmitted, but could vot be released until tha costa wera nald. ‘The sttatnoy, 80 called, 1s a awindle of the frst water, and the Court phonld look to his case. 1lis name conld not bo learncd, A roporter avked the Treasurer yesterday whoth- er ornot he would refusc to accept the proffer of xen in Sonth Chicago sa Collector Kimball had, k218 response was that he woulu not, but that bhe would receive taxes from persona inclined 1o repudiste the County Board's addition uf 20 per cent, and givo them credit onaccount. . In saswer 10 tue further question of what he would do where he wau left to maks the demand for taxes, he sald Lo wonld accept nothing less than the full amount, Parlor and Chamber- 8els, Honsebold Goods, B, TTOTI AT AL ITION, BATURDAY MORNING, March 30, at 10 o'clock, st our Auctton toome, 174 Eest Randoiphoxt, Wil A, BUTTERS & CO., Auctloneers. DBANKRUPT SALE. Architect and Englineers’ Hnrflll" Drawlng: struments, Microscoplc Matorials, Fancy Leather @Goods, Focket-Cullery, ArtePottery, Spectacles, Faney Rtatlonery, Ete, “The stock of THOS. T. NELSON, Bankrupt, h AT ATUCOTION, his name to that writing? 1@ has written such words, and signed his name to themn, und tho reporter has scen them. The (.wnon 1in whose ‘lands the license s at present sakl that he was gos ing to wiip 1t back to the County Clark, so that no notice would be taken of it, and thus all publiclity wonld be avalded. ‘The miadoings of the lady and Mr. Swengel are notas aurptising os the fnexplica~ bte conduct of Dr. Everts, The -\i 1s & divorced woman from New York, She was divorced about cightecn years ago, and the man that was her tius- band has loug since been dead. Sho has two daughters—young adics~and A number of rich relatlves in Now York, and others John'Rt. Francts, \Washington Philadelphla, Po.; Lowell M. Gatos, B. S,, Iiilla: B dnle; George Garrott Gordon, Flint: Lucy Mabel LLIARDS, 1iai), Omahs, Neb.: Hamiet liact, Bimcoe, Ont, ; 87, Lous, March 27,—In the billlard tourna- icholas Hartwell, Bowensbarg, 111, ; Robe P e s Miltora. Th.: #eanik Flateo llors, | MCAE this alternoon Slosson vlayed McCreery Altoona, Pa.; James Simpson Hortles, (egeva, | and fost the gamo by o score of 480 to 833, Horce fodney “Hitchcock, Iilladale; | McCreery' recolving 20 per cent odds. Me X lo; OW Nis Hof, 1 norn:i ;okg:.l Jog ilver iiton | .."M._ Creery's average, 17 21-97; beat runs, 62, 85, 70 r A A ATsor, Titas Dixon Kelhor, Strathray, | Blosson’s average, 18 14-28; boat runs, 84, 187, Ont, 3 Wiltlam Frederick Knapp, Monros; Charies ‘The game to-night was between Bchaefer and Sumner Knizht, Marlboro, Maes.; John Jo«rh Dion, and was won by Schaefer, 600 to 834, H Dudley Lewis, Ingersoll, | Winner's nvenxo{ 21 12-28; bost runs, 231, 180, , 000, 3lr. Spofford asked Poltzer whethor or not he had on fnterest in the nbstract-books at the time they were purchased, BMr. Peltzer did uot regard the questionas & proper ong, and declined to answer, bir. Spotford Inslsted that the question was botl nmgar aud pertinent, and wanted It answered witha viex 10 showing that the connty had paid a fargo sum for perfecting tho books—tha books Veltzer had sold and now proposed to lease. Mr, Peltzer refused to answer the question, how- ever, whereupon Mr, Bpofford asked Mr, Lirock. way In roference to the condition of the booka, im:\ again pat to vote, snd adopted by a largo ma- ority, THE DROKEN BAKKS, ‘The State Savings Bank payl off sbout 140 de. ponitors veatorday, and 174 the day before, The number Is decreasing st tho raie of about a dozen a day, and the amounts are decressingat about the same ratlo. - Dr, Turpin, Receiver of the Fidelity, exvressod himself aa well pleased with the Item In Tue Tniz- UNE yesteraay regarding his position fn the matter of exchanging bank-books for real esinto belong- ing to the bank. [le says ho wants tho depositors to manage this thing hy themuelves. Lewis, P, C. t, A ", in Penpaylvania, She travels about a good deal, | the time of thelr purchase. ,_ J Loser's nverage, 14 6-27; beat runs, 47, 104, UELSDAY, April 3, at 10 o'clock ». m., onsecond ot SSEhE Contarn iy bt plcdup | and Seoiared 0 fuve cnaeralo miagy, W | e Srockwy TpleTas th booke s pur. | it enconpldet =and whe iy fo oy L A Mosme e 0T Chalr, diispldsted (ableh it donk, thmo-bonered | SiopPLs Oy some imo at the Grnd Pacitc THotel, | chassil betora e came Into, ofice, snd caliod 6pa0 | ot of Lhis, as 1t aiay save. them,considerable Nagtuteld, .. Mo 0'DONOHUE, Wil A BUTTEE 600, Aatliuet, clocks, etc,, awsiting purchascrs; besldes a valn- | (v, au befora sid, a dentist of soma social stand- trouble. 8r. Paur, Mino, March 27.—Willlam B. the timo of making the purchase, for s statement. ahle bok-casa dlied with very cholco liternturs, eucli ga several valumen of **Fatent-Oflice Hew porin ™ *'The Rine aud Power of tho Greenback, Carter 1L Harriron's Congresslonal specches, and, §t may be, essnys from the ven of Danicl Pratt, Who wanis (0 buy? The Looks for, the payment of the 10 pur cent dividend of the Fourth Natious] Dank havo ool a- rived from the Comptroller of the Currency as yat, thongh they sre cxpecied along very soon, Whe y ll":vlllnu. anl‘ffc&:r:. M i Noe O'Donchue, Sceretary of.the Treasury under alfl-l';}fl;,flv ¢i'l;' .‘ez i .‘Eofl:fiz ‘ll'nbt.‘lfz::g.bn’;':::; Riel, chlef of the fnsurrection in Manitoba {n am, N.Y.§ Lyman 8. f 5 R 'Oak; Levt Augustas | 1871, and tho most active participant In the ro- DS vy Goorus Honry ilandall, Day Oy ; | volt In 8t. Joseph's Hospital, was fn this city Alexander McCandlcan Jtcid, Hocheater, Pa.3 Hon- | yesterday, Ils was the bratns of tha rebellion, jamin Lexan Saoget re e o’ Lawis | and was the only one of the leaders not por- Schooles, Constancs, Ont.i Floyd Preston hel. | doned by the Canadlan Government, Lo was BANKRUPT SALE. Entire Btock of BOOKS & STATIONERY of Wil 1. WINNING. Bankrupt, EIIUHBDAY Morning, APRIL 4, at 10 o'clock, st tore 154 Twenty-second-st, Ty order of flobert K. Jenkins, Asstimea. ing, and though blsescapade with 8 woman has siiered nr something of Kyensation, it whi gl!o in- 1o lnsignificance boside tho revelation of this high l?d mighty way of mazrying and unmarrylog peo- ple. 5 lied that the bfl“{l‘ l“I“""-'l has replied that the books when purchased bfl?fl conditlon. and it would l:lke lh:uo“r{:n'h: yeoars to perfeet them. ‘Iho books were almost usel :ul :);e um& Anx{ “‘:I‘l lmpu‘mlhln to mako a1 nbatract fram thom in their condition, & Hoard knaw it t the timo, g MB. BUSCIIWAITL, alao from the Recorder's ofiice, verified th - A gentleman with a Coroner's jary certificate was at the window of the Caunty 'l'unr-’nrer‘l office yeoterday, lle said he had served ou a jury on the body of John Kane, in the Town of Lake, the day bafore, and that the Coroner's Clerk told all of tho jurors that they could not got their money un-. il August, and on the strongth of hia statement banght up all the certifcates at 50 cent: doliar. TheCoroner cannot sford to tolo: BOOTS AND SIIOES, BOSTON VA. CIIOAGO, on the te such itate- 'ERS & CO. The Boston Commercial Dullstin has latoly been | snent of Atr. Daniols s to the value of t = | procecdings, if truo, for the fact s, all such cer- A tobast Shorman, | outlawed, and has sinco lived in Dakota County, | ‘.. A BUTTERSA&C0. glaunt Hating lopey oft ;ms,l‘vklfl;nd 1e baut | i aulging in buncombe regarding the Eastern shoo- | Home of the books ought 1o now b AL flicatos ate belng paid by the Treasiror o pra- dons g?l:r?:'n'chrl{rlu Gilhers Bmith, Detrolts it | In thls States | e Counteiite Who ste Winue 8 sHtUAtOL tay Gng It o nd attemptiog (o create the imyression | the descriptlona wero jmperfoct, acd thle alone | sentation. There la nothing wrang inbaying up | jawmes Bmlth, Cascade, Wis, ; Ransom II. Stevons, ——— By CHAS, E. RADDIN & CO., thelr pdvautage to eall upon nec-‘l‘m ,uh:rm‘n':n wear cannot be profitably manufactured %‘:‘:‘:?nflvfl:::'pw I:'uml‘l'e:&fl:mwlzucmfl:l’x n:;“ :1:‘::‘: :;rglfllg:';r.e b:&ul«:gon ok e 1 ur‘n‘nd “lpfill 0“\ A C'hvmlyul.m{)“b;"' CARPET PROTECTION Arslonseiii i AT AR AY: 2 3 rowriling the & . , N. Y. Victor O, Vaoghan, ., Ann . o esaguariereat the Fldelity Bank, | olacwhere than tu the icinity of tho Hab. 1t pub- | Jadgmens records, ~he said, and the books aa A Hudaon, X Yo Cirand® anida; Biids ‘o> | Prote® your carpots by naing the Moth-Proof lishes an Interview with **an enthasiaat," wno The Committer on Pablic Bulldings and Public whole were 50 per cont more perfact now than FDUR DAYS EXHIBlTION ‘The Recelver of the Fidelity sm’nfn ilank on dlson Weasel, Ames, N. ¥.; John L. {Vhite, ', | Carpot-Lining. Use (cotton sud paper) only that **a hollow fraud, Inhis trips Weet, while he had been hospitably treated, those who ** pretended' to do any manu- facturing never took him to thelr factories. Then he asreried that **the great wholesalo dealers of the \Wost who control a magnifcent jobbing trado wish to make thelr customers bsliove tha street for $0,000 to Augugt llirsrhfeld, unle uetter offer should ho recesVed by April £, BOUTI TOWN LOARD, A meeting of the Town Voard of Bouth Chicago was held yesterday sfternoon at tho rooms on Clark strect, Juatice Pollak In tho chalr, Mr, Simeon W, King offered olution to the effect that all employes of the town be required to Borvice ‘convened yesterday aftornoon. Fitagor: Lls own netition was nutharized to sell to Ephraym | spoke sbout persons **allowlog themselves to ba wx;‘e:x tshaa rnnrld:ntlmcntd:r took hold of them, slg, the old-timo feformer, put his chalrogainet | B., Ann Arbor. manufactared by the American Carpet-Cleaning i G 3 od Mr, Brockway if the g N Un 3 . TRADE SALHB. Hrsuiate,for $700 Loit 10 and 11 Bleck 21, | ducelved by b B e e | oL obeecould oo curnied, £ e rep e RAY | Lo itcused were shn chsiinsance of thuaton: | Edwin it Aruold Lapeeti doun Norman | Sempett New Yorkand Boston. ¥or ale by st In the casa of the State Savings Dank, Tte- " ewriting of the judgment | ance of $3 extra per 1,000 to Soxton and the d Cowan, Ypsilanti: Thomas Sears Ewing, Dextor; S colVer was, authorlzed 1o sei) Now30T Nerth Clark 1ot futsite ST hats. muctions. Sin chntactirligl | mucorducas dupemiad wb of onacecanbis di- | question, flollinkn tppeared s Bexton's chame | Sherman Frewont Flach, Kdrlan; Ntk Fiorus BOOTS & SHOES, charged some ecause of drankenness ana in- ¢%nn-|.ancy. el d also curtailed expenscs otiorwis Mr. Cleary cafled attentlon to the charges that had heen proferred sgainst the Recordsr by Fitz- “gerald, aceusiag nlmof blackmailing his employes, ete. 3r. Fitzgerald eatd he would put the charges In d 48 was a little significant that ex.Cow. Carroll and McCafirey wero on the out~ No action was taken on tha loug-pendiox motion to cut off the *‘oxtra’ sllowauce, and the probabllity 16 there nover will bo, 1In tho matter of the dome the Sub-Comumlitteo reported In refer- ence to the conference with Lhe city authurities, end It waa agreed that the eatire Commitiee meat R S— T Histey putianti - Alvin Knaop, Fost Wayae, Ind. CENTRAL AND WESTERN MINNESOTA Fremont Ernest Lyon, Akran, 0.7 Jam o l{fflfi:«({,mlfl:nl;" s ;“ln c‘;fl& i n;llll‘;r.‘ coaches botwoen Chicago snd New Ulm, over the aila; H 3 3 William Mitchell, Delawarw, O. ; Kben Leri’ Par: c"“““““‘;"‘"z:‘"m fllllwolv- rullman ateep- ker, Birmingham; Cha: Warren_Banderson, 8t, | era ruu to Sparts, Winons, Owatonna, and New Elalrotlios Mo Y5 Usoreo. Menty Wilsoo, Faines: | Ulm. Bes time-table, i ville, U. Bachan- | are now reachod twice dally by trains of through Olothing, Dry Goods, Hats, Oaps, Notions, Eto Tueadny. March 20, Boots aud Shoes. = Wednosday, March 3T, Dry Goods. hey manfacture a large proportion of thalr uwn | Writing, and it bad been sgraod not to go inlo the 5 ottt S, b St | gt B ot b B hobed adi | mauctbihes, M piothed urors |t M BT 00 o Sl | o loTon e nioh snmunlenmmene: | Y e | vl ek £, ey s et Loty syl e 1 v shoai b | oot ook bad el st oan nprd | e pumipmantarie, biockmar, | 0 ST e TR AT DATARTUENE rosbeing | EATL b S S o R e S AND I e T AT ¢ il o ., . 5 K = 7 :::'.':"{.5',’::3 verify them by wworn statemcote, :,l:lr“m It Home drme mavntatned atecD | maliing charges bo gono Fito at aacer ¥ d the ORIMINAL, ocerped, the foliowing order of exerclses being | 8mith and Siazy Killa, dsughter of Edward Dodd, all o 118 D 120 WABASH-AV,, rvices rendered by tha d&y, or as followed: Chtcago., charges were uttcrly falas, and ha had bia witness- Jeos, was aimed malnly at Chicago, siuce this city deals it & +Aniehing departinent,™ getting the rough goods 4 " Dy CHAS. E. RADDIX & €O, ¥ ere was o sssond to the " otion, ond . el intho Kavb and ol e B e el | o D etking avar te she paiilag tyund botwant | Eruest Kuttenraft, an Arches-avenus wifo-beat- 3 B Dodlah Marchs 5 DEATIHS, ________“‘_‘fi’:'_':_ Btiers wark ot ‘aoiplas thak s wrvacnt” poae | (e amenor Western dra, Bl Binreey fay.wad 1" souaer” ke fct | ¢ Y Gned 330 y Jusice Voot youorday. i Oterture Lo Darolerg de Savlgln, | LRl 3, Celiugae Gy, bered | 13y BLISON, POMEROY & 00, had no legai power o bind o future Luara, and Although the ** Weat alerred to thronghout 8 kuiawi tho betier M o d suit hi Willism Schultz, of Johnaburg, McHonry County, Walt “WSounds from the Main, " wifeof Michael Hlurloy, a8ed 28 yeurt, InduaL., Trida: Auctloneors, 78 and 80 Randolph-#t therefors the resolation would be peactically use- | BIS Interviow with the »enthustast, » the’ blow Eaar At (ores ohasar hRoing lolo a0y | was eld In 8500 ball by Commissioner Hoyno au- 10 the Class by Justico Lssio Maraton, | March 20 st 11 600k a- 1oy Ly carviakes 16 CAIVALY jages Lo Calvary REGULAR WEEKLY SALE Y 'y in this line than any oth forred in wriling, and, After some dispute, the | '6rdsy afterncon on a chargeof selitng liquor with. s Court of Michigan, Cemetery. contibenseror i panned, thet lio had oot the | Vo est A reporter, inerofore, e fortn et | farcical procecdiags were GoRtinucd for ant woel: | oat paylng the spaclal tax, 7. Solsctions rom LA LR Lont ot Aloaay pporsplomsoconr, : s mnnawr the main busincss vefore the Loara, it lar‘-{l ::lf‘l"r:‘mldllll;lfl&:‘:"::!..llln m%m::.' ‘ Jobn Price, one of the gany taken in by De- 0. **'Thander-Btorm Galop.” 5.. ‘"'.\‘"-H:‘“.' 'fo‘»‘a"\-tl'fn ese usuahoer ot | FRIDAY MORNING, March 29, at 9:30 o'cl Vi decided, on motlon of My, D'Wolf, 1o adjourn | yyanufacturer, -+in chosd goode, n e cannot MATRIMONIAL, tectives Stowart aud Flyon, was yosterdsy turned TR GRADUATES AT F oIl make boots out of hen skins and pspor. Thag fe, E;rl‘x‘lnl. what tho gentleman means by ‘standard* o s manufacturing anprofitable hore? ** nrotiabl ta maker has gone out of the business for scven ye Bome were wiped out by the dre, but all kave held thelr own snd nce, " made uion; jcro beon an lncrease or & decrease in KINMELMTEIL—UALLENBERD, * A very stylish Hebrew weddlng toox place at7 o'clock last ovening In the Temple of the Glnal Congregation, corner of Indians a&venue snd ‘Twonty-0rat itreet, the Rev. Dr. Kohler oficiating. ‘The contracting parties were Mr, Jacob Klmmel- atell and Miss Tilllo Ballenberg, daughter of Alre, Henrlelts Ballenberg. The Temple was elabor- ately decorated with flowers and sutlax. A mono. over to Detective Lansing, of the West Maaluon Btreat Btation. 1o lsa well-krown house-breaker, and some daya ago promised to tum v, it lundor {f ¢ aqnfl&u would forel ‘"hofin arril.. 'hen after cheating them he ekip] ont. Minor -mm[ Maggie McIntosh, larcony of bed. Alnen from Annle Wright, of Nu. 14 Clinton atreet; Max Gordon, charged with larceny by Mathtay Asch, of No.'412 Clark street, because he sold tw shawls worth $10 for $5; James Nutton, aliss i 1a6ARE TOU Lig oLx! G ¢ contdence-man who ravages the country at odd imes has taken Upon himaall & new nd bost curlous and extraordinary form, 1its latest propo- aitiou explainy itaelf very clearly in the lolrawrnc lutter weltten to » gentfeman iu tbis city, who writes to thia paser to sty that be s not au‘uncla of anybody in the jewslry Dusiness: APy HACE o rior BameTLe nat e SreAot : ame, and have conc WHIte Jou for tho BUFbse uf ACertalDIng Whether 704 of the Law Departmeut wero as follows: Audrsw_Buchsusn Allen, Muskegon; James M, Ashley, Jr., Ann Atbor; W Asblg ph L. 5 a) arch 8410130 & . at the M, e Du A arenver Bine afizat® fioas sraiavited. Traln lcaves the Kock Isiaad 'Dopot st 4:40a. m., ad returaing rrives n Chicago st 1:80 . ey, ul., thence In carriages 1o Rosehlil. Pranclico, Cal. ; Loraine Ashman, Thres sprin BUAT—Un the uib st Neillo Bhay, beloved Pa.; Cbal hert Baraen, dackionrilie, 1" | dasebier of promat sod kiled sbar, at her' taio redlc Itobert Pollock Barr, Kendsliville, Ind.; Morrls | dence. 123 Weat Thirtasnthistrect, aged 11 years sad 11 . Baum, Evanaville, Ind. ; Carlton Abbay Beards. | moniis. A A4 e R w. Ponilac; Ueorgo Frederick Bedford, Lot ol -y IL'; o Now Parlor Suits, Now Chambor Sots, A full line Carpots, n'f‘mrold“omu New and Becond-baad, Gea e IHOH, FOMEROY & CO., Auctionsers *VEas b t | bea T, théncs 1o Calvary Ci Wikl James Biack, Learity O, ¢'l). Prask Hageatodemily Chir uee 38 YRy Cem: Arbor; Frank Gllvert onfl.hnuum L"Nu Yorksod Mapeville, Ky, papers pleasa copy. ided Increase. hyerite Jamcs McCamnbell Boyd, Uoliad, LUND—Olive, wife of Dr. N. J. Lund. of Chicago, R e tn (e iy i heide! v Stewart. a broken-down_coufidenca-nian, who ran , T . 4 J I o ottt | | RSl i ks ot ot | bzl ST et e | s Yt uasdn, N Clnianthieh i | SSmalthici R i | YL aian WS i’ | By GRO, P, GORE & 00, meut durlys he eariy pirt of our late Wry we heatd ;rt::!n-:g:': .?,':"Z'ln‘fln ;ta{“uyu:;::l: xfi‘c"nmn:. 3 'There were & latrgo number of peopls ‘mem Grand ltapids: Willlam Laland Carpenter, | Dapers pla Py town, in the hope of getting s couple o blfll~thlcklcllphfld. Eeitieh, s cuplect apudloue Juatico Summerfield yesterday held tho follow- g: ‘Thomas McDonala, swindling & (iranget on thy Alton foad out of $00, $600 Lo the ULk, aud witnees the marriage. Al the appolnted hour the bridal party entercd o thoe following order snd marched 10 the altar: First eame Mr, Ssmusi Schuts, master of ceremonies, and Mr, Jullus Ballenberg, brother of the brid 65 and 70 Wabssh et told we tuat aflermy Thursday, March 28, at 9:30 3. m. Orion; _ Willlam Carter, Jacob’ Catlin Clark, B iugun Coanell, Jacksonvifis, 111, ; Charl wo goods. i in the city which do e smaller joobers. They 0'DONNELL—Ou Thurday, March 38, at the resls Detanes, 0. | 4 o 70 West- Fhirioants o Joacph Bnwson | 3iike dfary O'Donnel ‘onnor, ca} by Eugeng, M. Convorsc! Baltie Crock; W | nenthveiorn Deper g incle’s yozitn tunivd e weat (nto bustaeas 1 Oblo. Now. Whetnar uruot youare my uncie. § wish to mako s proposttion 10 yuu which 1 think will be bened: fi Thiave beed lo factura and sell ouly thel **Aro there many bo. clal to botls of us., Jewel r‘ lI';lulllul forsoventee: 28th Inst., by carrisges to Xorihwestora Depot. Trom heace by tars to Coivary Cemetery, ] 3 5 o el fn a tus father snd mother of the then 1l mother of the bride and Mr. Morrls Usllenberg; then Mlsses Aunie Elnsteln and Hattie Kimaiolstell, the two little ** flowers fiele, w2 brldesmiaiae, aud ihe bride and groom rougbt up the rear of the procession. Tha tollet of the bride—a haudsome brunette— was extromely rich and tustatul, ko wore a dress of white brocade silk, with court wniered, 1 (] followed by four Cook, Poutiac: William Heury Cook, 9, [, § . 1tcftthat] bad worked herd | get some goods from' tho East, but their better | ushors, Messrs, Ben Einsteln, Henry Monldimer, | allowed to go on the chargs of va ¥ 0 Jebig, ) LB TEClem el Sty | woud ar wmdelers L Leo iallman, sud EQdinger: next cama | held apatuse iy JACES Harrey Tty Wil | Amnr Luae o masy fuibia! | STOVLaren Thiyere sidest Lasghter of e K Chamery KOsy Couiards "HichAola, | Gards aad varsare Thu ries o) g"'r'.'n.;vls;uuuu- Alirea Cranaall, Aun Arbors Jubi [ Fubection SR (0% . trom aea Wout Mads- titon Davis, Hossville, .3 Frank Kremon! v Dawloy, Fort Dodge, la.: Lea Borget. Des | 57 Now Yorkaud Toruato papers plessa opr. Yl s, ezl “';l')"\ Dosaren, .fn\fn Y rbo; McNAMABA=arch 27, Mary McNamars, sged 10 nderson Bimpson Dwyre. Kendal fiewio Eaglestold, Terre. fiauta, Tod. avche bl S 1PV %y T ort Van Allen Forguson, 'Cartbage, Calvary Comeliy. 45, dobn veest diuke. ' Sevanoa, 1L wbout ($3,04)) tbree thousand dollare worth of guld Wit :hes aid jewelry out of fy stock, which | did, sud seuithiens W' the Blunton bafe Deposlc Company, hew wrk. The goods have been Lhere ever siuc M gitiion diy Lot mish thet, s they ars baie. fow 1o mako proposiion: 1 you will take thes 0003 aad scll thew for e | will glve 3 ©Of wunt yuu ket for thew. It would notdo for meto k of as manufactorers Teally got ahops, or onl; c Wi cep! **That ventleman ulfluull) Lusn't been In Chis ¢sgo. 1f ho ever was here, Lo never vislted ©, M, Henderson & Co., Phelps, Dodge & Palmer, C. 11, Fargu & Cu,, Doggetl, Dassett & H|lle, or M, D, Wells & Co. They wanufactu thelr production Islucrensiue *» What s your vpluion of bl Willisms, confdence man, §100 fne; Jatnes Bla- ens, larceny as bailea of a watch from Jpmes Babbilt, who bat up for ' night at tho lodging-bouse _corner of Clark and Jack- son strects, $4U0 to the 2xith; Mary Burke and Lizzio Alton. drunk,$30 Sno; Hobert Meohan, dy 11, lal lns from M. Derger, scnt to the ames Willlanu attempting to rulg ‘IN IN OPEN LOTS. it A g00d sssortment will be offered comprisig WO Qranlte, C. C., Chins, 3od Decorsted Ware. Al & ' lot of Btone Ware. GEQ. P. GORE & CO.. Allellnnun—'— Nottawa; Jereoilah Wright ANNOUNOEMENTS, ——r— " cline knuw Ly what exvress Lo sead thew, also atale 4tThey are absurd. " front, coranye vest, Galahed wWith estin sad e 0 0 fine i,fimfi.n Pa m:l;' Ind. ; Louls P. C. Godfr - IEURBHALRES v o you gy | AN YOI s syt s | A28 SRS ESL M orhnta S ucget | Pibaimacun, kol it intonn, sobilaied | Monrod Wil doodsll, oo rivms S, 173 Folliial onnnnn SLOTBEOLEA IR it Chy stiere. a0 plense uoce, Ploasa | oo oo acturers, and Doy aro meeting with | diamond ornam J nge-blossoms, | to April 8, pending the dlsposal of the Potigiceer | Fred llarry Gould, Owasso; Thuraton Plerce test case, Justice Morrison held Willlam Comi charged with the abduction of Annis Kirschner, 1,000 te the lot; Willlaw Kenued d William **Beotty,” larceny from J. Birk- to " the 28 Miry eas K. D. Eldridge, 9 M SR R s M, YU In a fow weeks the Weat wiil be covered with Mr. Eldridge's schewe, und, sfter numerous uncles of big have ** gune fu with kim,'" they will N uun’{ 'r’X 0 Your Old s more of less success. New Engiand ought 10 be to compelo with tho Weat, of coursc. The people thero sre manufacturers, aud wo are pro- Gucers, Neoverthejess, the wmunufscture of boots llacklemsn, Albany, Ore Lansing; Cha L ‘Tho mothezs of the bride snd groom wore both rles Edwar attired 1o black silk aud v , i d witl turead lace, with diamond w:al:‘-nu. et Wi MASS-MEETING _OF THE FOURTER| oty Allyn lhigh_ A ARG il oo T, o gecnia ":%‘ Loganaport, lud. 3 | oclock, a¢ 063 Milwaukos-a¥. (iood speakers w! Lx::" n'lun\n in sttendsace. Uazenoy N. en Hawllton, Ann Jacksou; Harry Fhillip ilancoc . ; Joba lanitch, Dayton, O. J Miss Annie Einstelo wore o dress of blus silk, Ann Abaer Kellogg | fME TWELFTH WARD REPUPLICAN CLU o 0T North write Lo this paper to ¢xpose him. If they would the Weat la 8 very larye oud growing | trimnied with whits lace, and Niss Hattie Kimmel- ceny of k" cloak’ ‘and | laywards Coaneant, 0.3 Joseph Ay, dr.y Dev 'lb\""}u 1a 8 mectiog In Dule: :hllfll "','“12:"; s eni: e, e read this wlumulho{ need not bo ewindled. But ateil & dress of pink allk, with white Jace averskirt. N. 1. Carroll, of No. 133 West | trolt; Waltér Bunyan Hill, Bowling Gieen, Ey. § },‘f‘ T oaination foF Allcrman aad West Fows oflcers. s N, D.—Ladles Drosey they seem Lo sather like it o ‘Lat about the branding of Eastern goodst" After tho ceromony, the bridal party and the | Monroe strect, $100 fine; Morsls Kaftsxy, larcony | llenry Hufmas, Fentoo; Clayiou Jobn 8. M,w"nnjm,‘u,_ | Sacaues, Bhawls, €., dI¢ HOTEL AKRIVALY, 1 hat lldm;‘-ton exteut where a Western | invited gucats—all relstives of the young couple— | from the Hosenbach orothers, $500 to the Crim! Iloover, Allen, Pa.; Abram F. lostettor, Ore- | -~ " = o ——e——————————— | | ADIER AND GENTS. | snd cicaned. Grand (o). W, ijmunlont Associated Press, '™ warrsnis the goods, tha drus puttiog labelson | repaired to the residsuco of the brid other, | Court; counter cb s of obtaining goods by (i o, Ps. : Enoch Thatcher Ho Portland, Ore, ; iR BIXTEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUD e — vy Jorki T, b Alled. Sew Yurkiex-Gur. J. Sief. | 80 that customers cag soll them &s warraoted | No. 1220 Prairle ayonue, whete 8 reception | pretasces prefcired by the former aysinat. the Ia ugens Halph lutchins, Owosto; Chacles Sumuer L e A R e CONFEOTIONEL, 108 Moripn, Jebrasks; Judcs . i Yoolworth, Oma- | goode. That ooly applies to certain ines, Low- | was Lold. Friedbery's mudlc was on band. aod | ter, dlsmisscd; Goorgo Reels, obtaining $12 from | Ingersoll, Monros: Frederick Gerard Togersoll, 8t | Myersllul cornerof SedgwicksadBlgel s | CUTC 00 o otamed adtana; - Capt T fonn ite” Dialleck. *| erer, and is an adverileement, gancing and feasting were fndulged fo aatil @ lste | J. Perkbouse ‘upon s bugyy stolea from M. A. | Paul, Mios. : Wooster Morrow Ireland, Coluiabla fPHE BEPUBLICANS OF THE SEVENTH WAKD CELEDRATED turoughont VM B Cieveland....sAersnen 5o 4 Another masufactures 1o whom the interview ur, . after which Xr. aud Mrs. Kimmel were | Hartels, of No. 443 Vau Buren street, $300 lo the | City, Ind. ; James Waanlogton Jobustop, Ou(!.nn. are mmuu-l 10 mect Hah‘-nnm b 303 Dlus IhuUma—-uW'"‘d"d‘“ urobam, Owabs: J, C; liagoes Xew York, Wl ;‘"h"fl hulri-d 8t it, aaylog it was good fors | conducted to the depot, where lh-‘y took the trala { Crimindl Court; Albert Nistoring ‘and Axetor | IIl; Wilifsm Allen Johmston, Bau Ji 1.3 | lsiand: 0 BOM1nalg & CADS for Alderman. Bul‘. ipandupmard & wam—d. Cheycane; L. B. mm’:, L:uu.“xu . ustun P v sald toe manufacturing brand | for the East, to be gune for a shor time. Return- | Bmmel, baa Pstey Dalton, $300 each to | Samuel Clark Joues, Cottage Grove, Minn. ; Joba | ;e wiNTH LTO OY A6 5, 40, 600 per M. Al (o o Leser, burliapeh Tas Judss i b, Mopkina, beed the moat profdisbie in the jobber's busi- | ing, tuey will make thels future home at the Gard- | the th; Aribur Buroy, lazceny of | Culbertson Kelth, Vincennes, Ind.: Jobn Cajd- | T’ llfild‘flq:dnxm&‘ PN A orders GUNTHER, Coa! i . o Pl W. G, Klrgabury, | mess. A great variely of goods were notmsde | ner Hooss, Tho parlors were very bandsomsly | tea trom Jacob Dodaridge, §26 fne; W. H. Raye | well Kickpatsick, Bteuteavilie, O.; Willred Ivan- | (a'(o-morrow's Bavere. tonss, Chicago.