Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 30, 1878, Page 8

] THE CHICAGO 'T'RIBUNL: SATURDAY, ARCIT 30, ISTE—TWELVIE PAGLN THE CITY. GENERATL NEWS. The Tnternel Revenu $15,154, 24, W, I, Richardson, of Sptingfield, 111., 18 fn the city at the Grand Facific Hotel. Tie thinks that hia chances for the Democratic nominationof Stats Treasnter are exceedinely good. Maj. Thomss H. Nradley, U, 8, A., was at the Crand Pacific Hotel yeaterday, He it en ronte to Yankton, D. T., where ho 18 to take testimony in 6 case on bebalf of the War Depnrtment. The Trustees of the Univeralty of Chicago have patd the first instdfiment of the dobton that fnsti- tntion, within the time fixed by sgreement about reven weeke ago, At last there fs light anead for the University. The temperntare yesterday, as observed hy Ma- naree, optician, 88 Madison street (Tninusx Bolld- ng), was at Ba. m. m., 42; 12 1., 4l 4 rometer at receipts yesterday were The concert given by (he Swedish Lady Quartette at McCormick Hall wes a pronounced saccers of the sesson. They whi give a farewell concert to- nirht, when 8 popnlar progeammao wiil be offered, Prices, 25, 0, and 75 cents; o extes chazge for Teeerved reats, At3:20 yestorday afternoon A J-year-old chitd of i, I'imer, of No. (3 Superior street, was rnn down and goverely bruleed about the body by a furnitare wagon owned by Jacob Lauer, of 163 Nocth avenuo, and driven by Juilns Dartsch: "Fhie injurics are not coneldered fatal, Coroner Dietzsch yeaterday held an inqnest upon Charles Kiliday, i3 “yeara of age, who dled ot jn- Juries received by being run over on the Alton Ruad, near Mount Parest Station, The jury wero unable to deiermine whether it ‘was sccldental or thd result of negitgence on the part of the Haljroad Company. ‘The Custom-Huuse Commission were hard al work yesterday looking over the vvidence already 1aken, and consldering information sent toit In the siupe of zommunications. Three or fonr merchants were catled in to oxplain obacarltlcs In the testimany, but no one was cxamined under oath. From what could be learned, the labors of the Comnilesion are drawing to a ciose. They will be (n #esrion to-day, and may leave Chicago in the cutly part of next week. ‘Tho wholesalo hoot and shoe firm of Tor- ctt, Dassctt & Hille has been reorgan- zed nto A stock company. Aboul a year ave 3Mr, Doggett died in Florida, Mr. sett (s o hopeless Invalid, and hon been anxious fur soma time to retlre, ‘The remainiog partoers, Mewsrs, 111118 and Cram, In order to removo the ustneas from the complications of the Doggett and Hassctt interests, determined to reorganizons s Jolut-uock compiny, an to that end have brought nte tho new organizatlon $250,000 of Easten capital, The certifieate of incarparation, it la cx- peeted, will arrive from Springteid to«day, ler ufter the house will be knownas \ne Doggett, Vaesett & Hills Compuny, Alter eicction an important change will be made in the workiny hi of the Pollce Department, — nchange that has heen made nccessary Ly the great reduction of the police force, Some twa vears nzo, when Bupt. 1icliey tool: charge of the Departinent, the force nnmbered 664 men, and fo- dny It numbers 403, The chunge anticlpated will place af least two-thirduof the entlrelistof availablo anen on duty at night. leaving only n amall portion to cunrd the city during the day, Conseqnently every good citizen must bo prepared to do police <uty on his own premises from .sunziee 1o sundown, ‘The working hours will be an fo)- Jows: From 7 in the evenlug until 5 In the mor: ne, A stretch of ton hours, some (hirty-clght men will be on duty In the West Madlson sircet als- trict, a part of the time under Licut. Simmous,and the remainder nnder Lient. Dlctiner, and the day, s fourteen-hour stretch, about nineteen wmen wiil be on duty. 1t1s not deslgned, of course, that the platoon of thirty-elznt men shonid do but ten honrs duty vut of the twenty-four, for it will e within the power of the Lieatcnants or Caplalns tn make spectal detalls from the number to atd the duy equad in the performanco of tholr lengthy Lours, “Fhie plan su yet fe not conaldered perfuct- ed, and changes wiil be mada should they be found necersary, A dispatch from New York in yesterdn; Triauxe narrated the attempt of & local Jaw. yer to secretly fle some papors In o caso where tho Clly of Chicago, “David Gage, and Albert Crosby ‘were intercsled, Tho fucts are wubrtantinlly these: When Mr, Goys was Treas wuter ke deposited _some money belonging to the. city in the Second National Lank, taking as suvety wuainst the bank’s fatlure & 1d sl by Albert Crosby and J, A, £)lis. In course of time the bauk fafled, and Mr. Uaye had to fall back on his bowl. When he was shown Lo bo In defaull, hie sismed over this indemnily oond to tho city, and 1'% oficials linve slice been trying (o get sumethinz on - it was for & long e difiienlt t0° get mervico on Crosby who had left hiere and jtone to New York 1o jive, Lot by the ure of a detective he wus found and #ervedl with tho papers. Thurslay's proceeding v understouil to bo an attempt on the npart of the city’s Juwvers to yet a judgment by doftult ngainst Crosby, The Clork's nnxicty to withdraw the pa- Pers 3 5000 28 0 Teporier jzot hin cyo on thum— ur, rather, for the purpuso of preventing the re. porter frons getting un eye on them=-4s set down ©etuo result of knowlng that publiclly would do- feat the ach 10 got & Judgment by ‘default be- cuune in New York, as here, tho detendani agalnst whom a judgment by dofault has heen entored g wilowed © to have the defaull opened by applymg any Ume before the closs of the erin at whict: such dofuult was enfered. It was unduubiealy the hope of the peron filing tho utpers that” by keeplng tho watter quict the term izt slip by without Crosby's knowlug of the de- fault bey entered, WEST PADKS, The other day Mes: Lipo and Muu in a mwjority of ‘'ommittes on Qualificattuns and Vacancivs of West Park Hoard, held a zacethug, ut which dlr, M dard presented & very long report, whicli was adonted, Justifying thewe selven and Iolden fn tiiele prescnt. posltlon. This meeting Mr, Woodard, s member of tho Comul tee, felused to attend, becauss ho dld not reco: nize Mr. Millard ns Secretary, and the call for tho meeting emanated from him. ‘This lengthy report,” which contatus nothing ~ new,—nothe ing of Inferest, wave o defenne of llolden, — 14 to be printed, and with it 1lolden’s tr ered at the annual meethiy on the 1ot bus ated tinat 1,000 coples huve been ordred, and Hiere Will bo clreulated at *F 8y's town mect- . ‘The worst fealuro of this la that the printing iw +a1d 10 he don ut tho uxponee of Lne tax-payurs, wad 1o Just so inuch money wusted, 'The people of the West Town may cxpress thumeolves agalust thy present regime a3 the fown weeting, and moy do- mand that the old foor resigu and givo the ncw wlzunization Its place, or clwe notous doliar will b recominended 10 ba sppropristed for park purs ¥ thin yeur, ay many voters ook 1pon 1he sule nries paid to ofticers "ae extravagant in the ex« treme, comntin. H WORKING TIIE DOARD, A new way of **working" tho lioord of Trade £zt the vuislde e shown by an afidavit tlied with Justice Wallace sote doys ugo by Mr, James M, Drvant, of the flrm of Dryant & Co,, of this clly, ls attirdavat wets forth that L. M. Longshaw, of zabethtowi. Ky., lelegraphed 1o **lryan & . tu purchuse or sell for hin 10,000 bushels of erain, wnd ho sigued ie uame 1o the teloraim, Tyaut . uaturally thought that the telegruin was lutended fur them, nud regurded the absenco of the letter *t" at the end of ther neme us an o overslght or wmlstako, Aud, boa. Ahere way no fnn du | Chicagd on e Buard of Trado with a name anything hike Bryant & Co. Therofore they procoedud, us they had often done before for M ongeliaw, and nadea *deal.™ 'There wasa losk of abor ut §ail When they luoked to lr. Longshaw for the money, Bie tuld them 10 o liad been o wucce they claim, and tho ml k elsecvhiore, whvreas, if the deal ful one, Mr. Longshaw wou liwve pocketed the smstnt realized, stake {0 the name of the firm would scd by unuioticed. Mr, Hryant made as above noled, and abtained w's arrcat, b belui then 1o tbis Hut, uelng assured that Lie would bave to turnlsh au fnaenimifying bond in case of Long. whaw's selzure. the cise was dropped, A 8\WEET BRTTLEMENT. The following corrcapondence between Mr, W. swan und M. J, C. [areis the **wacial-wcandal-horsownip event detaifed 15 Tux Tsuxe of places u correet light upon the adair, there liad been sowe controversy, T and wiurt of the matier is that Mr, Swan suspected Mr., Marels of wnittng an_objectionable puvlication abuut the youny lady Lo whom he is engaged. Mr, Bwan uecd w witp uoon Mr. Harrls, aud thercafter Mr. Hurris denbed ouving been stryek, Mr, Hurrls now wdwits that ko wav whiphed. Mr, Swun 18 thereupon satietied, and the siair s settled, cnl lezal atepe be next resorted to, But tho letters wpeak fur theninclveat Luieavo, Slarch o4, 1878.— M, Harrl parlon fur Laviuy” misunderstood yu ifieile e Leen AbGrDg Dader yuu tstiively refused © kive m urelicd, Gud hat yuu wished to b oo %ih e, but by au anel THIMUL K UVEP your slgiial give tic woy expianatlon, ' vey yolcal, a.red. Not quite understandl ig your nieising of iyslcal eapianation,” | ail in fias you wii SPLOIDL A LIkce b Uiecttug, slune OF FiLh o fricad. . Uuce more ssking pardun 1 SAthout Surhicr detay Vavlug wisanderood you, 1 remaln youmere > o Vo' ds BWAN, must ask 1 and w thg fnpression tha 4 any satlafaction i1 lfiml offeTe o bl cun you, §t 211, that ] &1 10k thie AULHOF of Loy dioly iuE TKIBCAK, In opder nge stout at No. 157 Clark: cault L will et you sl v oo No. 7,5 10'Hook & Y A Ginek 4%88 C. laukin, » Youm, etd., We, tho undersigued. et at ¢ sutl, aficr & sk bat HoiFoted bopsbel e Blec il voluts In this aluricetur aTalr were dlscung o cliZ . bwan acknuw Ead M oot satiaenetion Mo demtecases 1hat bio liss ANxs C. Ianais, . L J. BWaN. B b oTUB PUILOOALIANS: nce esch year the wombers of the graduati clusw of Deartorn Seamluary have bevn wecustonny tu give aa cutertslument o thele fricads, for the purbose of pleasiog thew, as well a8 themaclves, by siowlng what thoy ‘Were able 10 du. ‘Tuly sscciation s called “tbe Philucaliau Bociety, Last evening the Socloty gave il siztecnth suniversary vulertainment st Standard lall, sud the large room was Slled to ite utwost capacity Vrillisut sud fsvbionable gatheriug, Tho oclety urgiuization, 48 it uow atands, isus tol- lnws: Prestdent, Minnfe A. Bucklevs Vice-Fresi- dent, Besste Drown: Corresponding Secretary, Mary R. Rand; Recording Secretary, Lena May McCanley; Treasnrer, Lula B. Fanlkner; Exe tive Commilttee, Anna Underwood, Carolyn Hil- ton, 1da M. Case, Mary E. Whitney. Thote who ook part in the dxerclacs. which constated of vocal and instrumenta]l mosle, readince, recitations, ete., wern Miss Herrick, Miss Skecls, Miss Caro: iyn Hilton, “Miss Kate I, Fasey, Sict Lena May McCanley, Miss Mabel I, Spaniding. Mien Lnta . Fanlkner, Miss Emma E. Marsion, Miae Dora C. Hnnter, Mins Minnle T. Higzive, Mins Mary T. Otis, and Mise 8, Ella Wood. v ARRIVALS, Sherman Honse—S. E. King, OttawaiJ. L. Ellwood, Ralh, TILg 8, &, Lowe. e St Loulss J. h. Hatchinson, incuint U, B, , Cltuton: the flon, W, W, Kellr, F:'\n’n'& iy Thomms Lo Farkes sqrine Lake, i Q. Harta, Now York: C. L. Weish, ) Dr W T el Lol 15 1 Beotty ClncimaiyyCagis 1 it ) ins col, 1, L, 1. s Bearre Man Franctaco; Charlea Warner, Sew Yorki T, Rdwards. Hosony Dr, W. o James, New e Colondes fieu Con aitre. Bl Lotin.7 Piliaes g cimahat Jofin Whitice ). Clark, Indfan Territorys ¢, I’ Jar- © Hon. C. V. Hacon, Hartfords grand PacineThe lion, ule, D , Langford, St Pag L O, 111, ew Yorkt . M {{ water, Helens, M. T.¢ Ma). T. I, 1iradi tony Il T, Comeley, Des Soinest E, Epringdetd; Judge T D, Murphy, Woodstock. MINOR MEETINGS. SOLDIERY' LOME. The regular monthly meeting of the Doard of Managers of the Soldiers' Home of Evanston was hold at ihe residonce of Dr, Iamiil, No. 020 Wabash aveque, at 3 p. m. yesterday, The Presldent read the annual report of the Board, showing what had been done daring tho post year, ‘The following exhibit of the finances of the fostitution was mado: There was cash on hand in tho Treasury Jan. 24, 1878, 871.75; re- ceipts, $225.24; expenditures, $30.50; in bank subject {o the dralt of the Prestdent, 1t €, Ham- 111, 3280.40, The report was concnrred in. A communication from & committce of the Waoman's Christian Temperanco Unlon was read, reqnesting that the Managers use their influenc to #ectirs for tho 1adles the bnitding and grounds of the Soldiers' Ilome, at Evanston, foe s llomo for Intemperate women, similar to the Washingtontan Home for men, in Chicago, ns 1f' was understond that the Woman's Indusirial Echool wanted the bilding only for temporsry nse. ‘The Secrétary wan Instructed to reply to the ermmunntcation, etating that the object of the Unlon had the fall lrmnlxhynl’ tie Board of Managers, and that the latter could do nothing in tho matter at present, but would take It under adylsement. After the transaction of some further busincss of minor importance, tho Noard adjourned. TEMPERANCE. The Woman's Chiristian 1‘cmrumn=n Unfon mot i{ulnrdly mormiag ot Farwell Hall, Mea R, 8, reenied, the Treasurer, read her monthiy report, ‘which showed a balance on hand of §u23, Sire, 1lagans, the Chalrman of the Hxecutive Commitice, read » detailed report of the work of {lic past manth, {ncluding theappointment of vari- oun commitices, ona of which was for tho parpose of inquirinz ioto the powsibility of establishing a homa for Incbriate women, and another to look for more commodious quarters for the accommnda- tion of tho rapldly increasing sork of the Unton, Mrs. Kelly read'a report of the South Skle ten- perance work a8 begun by De. 11, A, lleynolds. she mentioned efghit red-ribbon clubs now i suc- cesnfuland prowing existence, and said that more than -, 00U people on the Sonth Side were members of red-ribbon clabs, ~ Mza, JJ. 1. Hobbs reported for the North Side G(4 temperance converts in tivo clubs, Mry. Case reported five clnbion the West Side, and a bighly encoaraging progress jn temperance work. Miss Lucia E. F, Kimball, the Corresponding Secretary, submitted a report of work umongst the juvenlles. She apoke of the Cltlzens' League, and said that to the clorts of that Lody wae at- tributable the greatdecreaso In Javenila mindoings, In the four montas berinning dune 1, 1857, 1,134 children were arrested on the South 8lde. After the- formation of the Unlon there were in fonr montha bezinning Nov, 1 only 067 and, 88 in the preat majority of cnsesllquor was the caose of the arceats, it wus fair to presume that temperance work was the chief canwo of the remarkahle decresse. Miss Kim- bnll aleo stated that she had preparcd anid widely distributed among Sunday-schos] Superintendents & circalar urging tho teachine of temporance less #ons in the Sunday-schools, and at the Internutional Sanday-achool Convention to be held at Atlunta, Ga,, June 17, when the lesdons wero to_ be desig- nated for the coming aeven years, an efort would be made to have quarteriy temperance Jesrons (n- troduced In the schednle, In refervnce to work in his ¢ity Miss KimLall submitted another report, whitch ses forth that the average dully attendance at the 3 o'clock temperance moetings In Farwell 1fall waas 150, that nincty-Ove versuns had thereln slaued tho pledge snd 200 made requests for prayer, BShe mentioned the work of weveral clube, und sald that the micctings in Carr's 1ioll, on Cotlage Grova avenue, would be continued for fourteen montha to come, o8 tho Citizens' League had ratsed $300 and pani the rent in advanco for that length of time, Sho mentioned the fact that ulnety peuple at the Eyo & Ear Infirmary had signed the triplo pledgo ngainet liquor, tobacco, and " profanity, aud sald that o wreat work was belug dono by tho Scandinavian Temperance Soclety on the West Side. It had alont 1,100 members, and held regular weckly meetin, ‘The ‘reports wero all meeepted, and, after tho transactiun of sundry routine busineas, the weeting adjourned, _ THE CIIY-IIALL. ‘There are threo cascs of variolold at No, 253 Rucker street. ‘Tho Mayor has signed the tax lovy, and It will by sent over to the County Clerk next week, A permit was lssued to Ald. Cary fora three- story sivna-front dwelling, 25570, No, 1170 Pral- rie avenue, to cost $10, 000, Tha blll under which, by agreement, theclty- certificate contraversy to bo taken Lefore (ho Supreme Court for argument In June, will ba filed soine time next week. The Superintendent of Pollco has completed tha reapportionment of men to tho difforent statlons, and, m orderto make up for the loss by discharges, Lins Increased the size of the beats, ‘There was a rumar yesterday that o sait was to be brought In the Unitod tates Courts, in the namo of o non-reslident Lolder of certificates, 1o test the question whether the city Is lablo for money re- celved and uved. This ‘would be Indepondeit of the injunction cavo: und, f Judgment in rendered, 8 1ax would have to be levied (o pay the paper, Tho city employes aro to recelvo scrip for thelr services, aud thy et 1esae will be made 10 a fow caye, 1t 1o sard that the form has as yet veen only purtlally agreed upon, One thing s certaln, how- ever: the paper will not besr foterest, and wiil conform t tho decislon of the Supreme Court, Dankers were making Iluqulrlnl yeulurd-{ ns to the Jrgépucta fut it redemiption, Inordor fo know how v Agure n discountng i, -~ What inforuation they ot did not leuk out. It 1% not the tntention (o hypothiecate any of tho warrants in order to ralse pioney to take u‘: the caupons of the bonded deb, alnce it would be fileyal to dowa. ‘Flie Mayor, althouwh nothing definite In that direction lina yot Leen accomplished, huoes to his able to make are gungements With Chicugo capitalisi to carry the conpons until the city s able to cash thewm, ‘Tho Ilealth Commisstoner has at different times made eforts o have e dlatill nake alterations in thelr preoyses 80 that the feed. fug of cattlo could be carcicd on {non nofensive manner. 'The distilicries have refused 1o comply Wwith bils request, and the Cuuncil has refused to pave an ordinance by which ko could forcu obedi- euce, Tho only alternative was tho poesago of un ordiuance protilbiting the lierding of more than thres head of cattloon any premise. This dinanca 1e now oeing violated by tou disilil The Health Commissloner has aecordingly brought suits ayuivet the following to eaforce compliuice with the law: Blackhawk, Garden City, Lake Shora, fWest Chicagu Alcohol Works, Shafeldt, and Phuniz Distlllener, The suits will o called up lu the West Side Court April 3, TIIE COUNTY BUILDING, The Collector uf West Chlcsgo returned his buoks yesterday, The dehnquent tax-llst will be ready for the printor botween the 1st and 10th of May, The Clerks of the County and Criminal Courts will to-day swear in & number of deputics for sceyica at the olectlon, #s bas heratofors been the custom, 1t wasa Mr. Klllan who atated a few days ago that Lieb had como to hlm and told him that he bad beea rubbed, and offered him a second mort- goge on his house to securs lum agaiust any lo from pelng on his bond, Killan was on Lisb's firat bond, It appeard, but docs uot know positivety whetlier be fe on ble second boud or not, but is easonably certaln shat ha is,aa the German Awer. fcun Hank le, and Mr, K. wus connected with the bauk at the time. llefurthe: thiuks ba iy, because Licb came (o him and told bLiw so, und'slso told Bl thal be had been robded etc, The Grand Jury visited the County Ji day, sud spent ai bour wilh the prisone werovery uaturally fn a foult-neding wood, and it fu uaid thiey labored asalduously ta get compluints the prisuners upop which 1o wake a report i, otc. Bomsol tha tum b Been, —0no becausy u refused to accept b effured bl snd an- other becauss hie Lad sumetbing 1o do with bounc- dug Ll Irom the Bccretacysbip of the Democratic Cawpsign Commitien lust Tull. How twuch of thelr venow will be ncorporated fn their feport remaing 10 be seen. Oue of 1hcin was quite successful 1o a swilar undertaking obout & yesr ago. The jury wili be discuaryed to-day, Polydore 'T. Williaws, of Oconto, Wls., fa in Saltfor debt. * Some wecksagosult was commenced Bwuinst bim [n toe Superior Court by Field, Lolter & Co. 1o recover $402, 40, fu which iL was wet up hat the dout uag been ercated upou Ihe fales roure- seotations of Wiillame 10 writing. e wuy re. guired 1o give boud, sud & fow duys a20 bl bouds- iew kave bl up, snd he went 10 Juil. Yeoterday be was Ia the Cuunly Court tryfog to get bla hiberty under tho Losolvent's sct, huk be did ot succecd, Hu will make auothes ¢Bort to-day, and expects Lo be succeasful. When purchasing the goods, 1t (s sud that by represcuted Liusolf as beluy warth tro tu-day conaurlny the e mruc)fnlnxly (1 abont 35,000, but now he claims that all he has ls his homestead, valneu at $300. TIAT MARRIAGE AFFAIN. ‘The muen-discuarcd wnarrfago llcense procored by Dr. Everts to merey D, F. Sweugle was retarned yesterday. Tho minister's certificate fa torn from the bottom of the license, but the Inidications are that it wa« filled at one time, and that when the Tloctur stated that the marriage haid been rolemn. {zed e taought it had, The license has the fol- lowiog indorsement: ATATE OF ILLI¥O14, Cook CoTxry: This llconse Iy returned b adtice of legnl counsel, unesecuied and not tised, this Marah 20, 1678, W, W, EvENTS, One tning s certaln fn the whole altair, and that {a that Swenglo fs not married now, whether he ever was or not, THAT INVESTIGATION. ‘The Intang Asyinm Invesiication was resumed yeaterday nfternoon. Mr. Conden, a dlecharged employe, testified that from Jan. 1 {024 Dr. Spray didnot deal aut any medicine io the inmates of hls ward or any of ihewards to his knowledge. and to his having neglected the old man who was bitrn: ed, etc. Tho evidence taken was then read and discnaeed, in which it cropped oat that Dr, srrnn. and not Peters, was the person sought to be punished. A mnjority of the Committee, however, swas appoted {0 censuring Spray, and on motion ho mvn:llflllon was continted to give o by heard in answer to ihe . Nothing was sald nbont Petern, but tho tndicatio re that the investiga. tion will end In his heing reprimanded, if he 13 not asked to resign. Ioche and Lynch, attendants at the Insane Asylnm, deny the charges made sgainst thom by Dr. Spray. A DAD OUTLOOR. Commlssioner Bpofford i of the opinlon (hat the appropristion for the Cotnty Agent's nffice for the year has n_expended atroady. Duting the 1last qguarter = S6LOVO was epent, and since tho ~fAscal year commences Sept. 1, instead of Dee. 1, the money spent bo- tween those dates must bo added Lo the $61,000, whiclt will swell tho amount up (o aver $100, 000, ==the appropriation. ‘The same condition of affairs {s helieved fo oxist with the other inatitntions, If the Commissioner Is right in his cstimates, there 1n serions tronble ahcad, 08 the County Attorney In very clear in stating that when tho appronriations sre exhausted everyihing must shut down, Con- sractors sliould make a note of this, antt nat get agaln into the muddle of last year. The Board should aleo louk into (he situation st once. COUNTY SUPPLIES. The Commitico on h.‘up‘)uu met yesterday and concinded fts labors, Inthe forenoon it was ayreed to recommend that the drugs be bought In the mar- ket, hut fu the afternoon Huechner's frionde ral- led, and hiad the actlon reconsidered, with a view 10 glving it the contract. Mr, Scand made n blg fight againet luechner on the ground that hla bid waa not the lowest, and, beside, crooked, and safd that out of tho 447 ariicles proposed to be furnish- cd ho was ligher on 119, —the nrifcles most ured, —the rcruvnlnm being from 6 to 160, while on the other articies ho was lower. charging, for in- stance, 10 cents foran article that other honees could not furntsh for lcss than 810, Finally, it was_ngreed to recommend that the making of the award bo Jeft to tuo open Booard, and the Commit- toe xill so revort, The clothing award was made to 11, W, King & Co., after n considernble atrug- ley ot thelr bid of 83,50 for summer suits and $5 for winter sulte, FOIt JOLIET AND OTHER RESONTS, The follawlng sentences were pranounced {n the Criminal Court yesterday afternoon: Peter Shar. key, larceny, four months Houro of Correctivng Emil Stengee, amault, six mouths County Jail: Patrick Doinn, lurglary, sentence suspended; Jdos=ph Brown, horse-steailng, threo years Penie tentlary; John Lewls, Inrceny, one year Reform School: Van Robinson, larceny, four ‘yeaes Veni- tentiar, . Derrig, Iarceny, one year Penle tentiary: Willlam Flsh and ' Danlel McCarty, burglary, two years each Penltentiary; F, Orannm, burglary, onc year Pemtentiary; R, 8. licnderson, larceny, sentence suspended: James McNulty, burglary, one yeur Penltentiarys Biephen Tiaywood, burglary, “one year Reform Schoot; Wililam Call, 1arceuy, threo years Pene tentlarys Edward Powers and Itichard Holiand, James one year buralary, eighteen montha Penltentin Willlamd nud ‘Ihomas Deedy, burglary, each Penitentlary; 1f, M. “Christian, stolen gouds, vne year House of Correctiol 2 Al Gisle, consplracy, sontence suspended: = Peter lukes, larceny, two years Panitentlary, and Henry Jongs, larceny, three months House of Correction, There are quita a number to be sentenced to-day. CRIMINAL, Frank J. Sinagra, arrcsted on a charze of selling cigurs with o falve teade mark, was yesterday dise charged by Commissloner Hoyne. Thomas (Graham, one of the gang of gamblers arrested weeks ago at No. 71 Monroe strect, hada hearing yesterday befora Justice Foote, and was dincharged by jury. Thoreon and Picrca Kolly, charged with obtain. inggoods undor false pretenses from Kelth Dros,, tovk n chanwe of venuo yesterdny from Justice Pollnk to Justice Meech, and gave bonds for trial Aptit 5, At tho Goodwiille box-factory firo, E. Dlack- more loat a trunk containing $200 worth of tools and clotbing. 1t was retovered by Dolective Leon- ard in tho osscssion of Joseph Feed and Louis Neldles but tho owner was 10 overjoyed at 4 covery that Lo refussd to prosecute. Tha tramp 1e at homo as wall torduy one mnore clover than the usual run played a neat Little prank upon Heary Parker, Keeper of o sniall butchor Whop at the corner of Ashiund nnd Archer avenues. 1o first welected throo pounds of meat, and asked the snop-keeper tosend it tosome fictitlous numoer on Ashland avenuo, but adinons ished him that os his wife had only a $2 ofll to scnd the chango lon with the meat, © A liitle boy wwan sent, and while un tho way there woa ssanulted and robbeo or $1.U7 by the tramp, who made his escape by runuing wesiward, ‘ Charles Bowen and George Smith, the two high- waymon who broke out of jail, will to.dny be brought before Justlco Stmmorficld upon o charge of highway robiary proferred by Max Borkardt, of Ko, b Wabusbi avenue, who positively identifies ## tho two who beld him up and robbed him er watch 1 flll'l'll(!'l‘ll{ ovening at the cor- Wabash avenue and Thirteentti strect. Tuo vrisoncrs are members of the gang Lroken up b Detectives Flynn and Stowart while they were hold. mtc revrganization meeting., and wire acrested E‘ :‘Ifln twenty mioutes sfter having held Mr. Bor- andt uo. Squire Hammill, that funny old Justico who lays practical jokes upon all acapegraces In the North Divielon who aro knowing envugh to take chunged of venue o hla court, yesterday flnud ‘Phnuthy McQuald 310: Jou O'Bricn ond Joseph lrady, 35 each, snd alscnareed Willlam Kennmlvv. ‘Iliie 1o the cavo In which McQuald and lirady so Deutally trested Oflicors Haerio and Sanders, of the Chicago Avenue Siation, wille they were ot. fompting to arreet them for tryine to rob s man. ‘The Norih 8lde police threaten (o '""”f. all prison. erato the South side for trial, save those agulnst whou peiut biank charges of larcouyuro preterred. Miuornrreate: Mary Vallon, charged with dis- ordurly conduct, and’ the iarceny of & coat from dJosepn Pranke, of No. ) West Nandolph strect; My un Miller, obtaining goods by frow Churles Charluson, of No, 230 Ohio Sarlo Foitz, awaulung hoe henspecked haif, Kobert Yoltzy AL, Ityder, latcen; uf ¢ dog and a prospective itter of pups, wul Felig dictormick, of No. 40 Deuplalucs stroer, Lought fur 40 ceuts, but which Sire dur sasorte Wus her propeely somo two years s3o, In view of the expucted tucrease in the dog world, Justico Blorrisvu retuscd to hear the caso un'dl April 8, by which tinie Mrs, Ityder's dog-houpital rules'say tuat mother and puvs will be doing well. ‘This lu the way West Bldera alluw themselvaes to be whipped iu, and It ts no wonder that thioves are bolder in thys Diviston than clsewhore, A fuw duys ngu Onticer Brennan arsestod a notorious thief i Eugene Dougherty 81 the polut of a rue volver, - llougliorty bus 8 **bad * name, and 1t ie sald of him that ho threatous 10 shoot whoover dares 10 prosecule him, therefore .tho proscentiun 1nthe preseit casoyusiied, and tacre remained unly ahight charge of dlsunderly, A cliango of venug way takeu, sud from Justice Scully \he case went g Justlce Sallsviey, wheto o prisonor was Hned s ree abroad, Yes: Douguerty 18 o most dangerous character, and give it ta s uuder the ordiu ace,—3100 ine and 78, Justico Summorficid yesterday held the follow- Ing: Max (iurdon, hrcun{ of two shawls from Matthlas Asch, 3300 to the Uriminal Count; Geurga Bummerville, larceuy of $73,in cash aud o 350 bund from Frederick Leex, $000 to the Criminal Court; Georgio Mamfvid, Jarceny of tha bond from Summeevitle, 500 ditto;” Daalel Tyler, ‘mmlluul watch given him to repair by Loumis Vebbor, of No. 348 Clark, 3300 ditto; Louls Swish, larceny of money as’ eulioctar fur 8. I, Aturpby, $3000 the 20tl, Justice Morrlson held Oilie bavia in $100sonds to the Criminal Court for the larceny of clothing from Juha Waters; Mary Canavan, “vayraucy, $30; Julla Muree, larceny of cluthinz, §20 Tue; Jobn Catull, Tim Calatty, Tim Sutlivan, Pateick wud lirldget'Vaughan, Fiof, die- churgod for lack of brosecution, s bth parties were equally culpable; F. Ewinger, charged with obtaluing money by falscly selliog & saloun, dis. charged, ihere belug uu tesiimony sZuinst Llm, SUBURBAN, LAKE. The Democrats put the following tieket In nom- ination at & convoution keld ‘Thursday sveniug at tho Stock-Yards: Supervisor, deorge D, Flant; Avsessor, llvory Dergmanu; Collector, Jobn Drake: Towan Clerk, Edward Bu; 1t ts thought fhat this ticket will only deduce stzengih from the Condit ticket atthe Stock-Yarda ana car-shops, andiu tuat way will be & belp 1o the Citizeas' ticket, A conventlon has beer called for 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Town Hall toformally put lu now- instion the Condltticket, ‘To annual street improvements which oceur just before elections ao receiving due atiention this d larue gangs of wen are being ewployed, wiittes anpoluted by the Tazpayers' Ase saciation to Investigata the records of bchool - trict No. 2, liydu Pack sod Like, bave wade an- other exawination of tuy vouchurs and Looks in the bands of Wressurer Jarreit. They clalm to bave yneartued more corruption, which they will mm: Lefory the Assoclatlon ¢ ils next meekng, w vecurs Tuesday, UYDE PARK. A box was found oo thy beach st Fifty-uluth stevet Thuradsy afternoog by Oticer Mergentbaler, Who uol pullcs, Yealerday worning it wos opencd. and fonnd to conlat A kkeleton af a man, n hox was about slx foet In lenath, It s nc- counted for by the fact that In 18 an floated ashore at this point, and was burled in the beach oy onc of the men in ths jall at the time, and that the high wates of last week washed away tho eand. CICRNO. At a meeting of the Central and _Campalen Com- mittees of Cleero yeaterday Mr. W, I, duncs was nominated for Coliector in piace of Mr. Race. THE RAILROADS. COLOR-BLINDNESS The last number of the Chicago Ratlieay Re riewe has the following article, written for it by Thomas F. Nelson, on ** Defective Vislon Con- sldered In ita Relation tu Rallroad Manage- ment”: The wonderfal delicacy and perfection of the eye has often been remarked, and has long bheen con- sldered ono of the highest typea af creatlve perfecs tion. 1fwe consider it from the mechanical pulne of view, nuch an eatimate Iy eorrect, but, consider- ed a¢ an optical Instrument, it (e far from being ns perfect as we might exvect, since the provortion of the population hnvlns defective vielon in a fr('ller or lers degree, and in some one or other of he varlons forms, will approach, according to the Dbest authoritics, very neirly 10 U0 per cent, The fact that it 1 not nncommion to find twa. and more eeldom three, distinct defecta exlsting In combinn. tion In the same cyo, which, taken either separate Iy of together, are exceedinziv difiieult fo detect, renders the subjoct one full of complications. When to this is added the clrcametance that in many cascs Lhese defects nro found in poreons where thelr cxlstence wan entirely unsuspected it increases the already complicaled natare of the ingniry, rince there defects are lable at any time to form an element {9 unexpected situntions ar- fording such a banis for Incorrect jndement ns to demand the inost intellizent and’ systematic lu- vestigation to obtain m full nnderatanding of what should be justly attributed to them. It §s not claimed, nor do I wish to be understood as saying, That the elcment exista in & dangcrous form in the above named propartion of the populntion. as it I8 only the mors marked or hidden formns and higher degrees that will require strict and -systematic in. vestigation, This proportion wili be” found to an- (.mxlmuo very clodels to 15 per cent, and I cer- uln!J an clement of suficlent importance to de- mand recognition and fuvestigation in all casen where the preservation of life and protection of property depend upon carrect and perfect vision. The firat defect in this connecilon to which onr sttention would be directed s having a practical nprllcnlhm to rallway servico ia that known oa coluz-blindness. Thia” defect but rarcly assum the form that would be tormed absolule cojor- hlindness or want of any scnsution of color. Where this form is perfectly aeveloped thero in generally o sharp, well-defincd appreciation of dif- ferences between It and shade, or between the fincst grades of apoarent brigiitness or Intenmity} but recognitiun of color ls entirely wanting, there being no distinction whatevor hotweon different colors having the wime dezree of iniensity, A curions fact might be noticed In this connection that theso dofects aro but warely found 1o wome, ‘The more common furm le that caused by the ab- sence of perception uf oneof the three fundamental eolore, Thnesc ure mentioned in the order of thelr comparative frequeucy, viz,: where tho clement- aly ‘senwation corresjionding to red 1s wantines next, the absence or imperfect perception of greans and thira of blug 18 excluded, Tt will bo noticed] as @ remarkable fact tnat the flest twa nientioned aro now used to make up tie entire codo of ruli- way signals, and that this defect for red occurs more frequently than for any other colar, This is an ftem of tho greutest hinportance In rallway and vessol management, since’ red Is nimost always used for the danger sfwnal, To add etlll further 10 the deceptive und dnnzerouscharactor of the de- fects, I have, Intho course of my cxperimenta, found annmber of persons wio were unable to dlatinguisn between the primary colors at night. while theic perceplion or scnxation of color by daylizht waw apparently perfect. Agaln 1 have Tound another anomaly, ‘which, until it has been more thoroughly Investigated and tho real canses that produce it ure nnderstood, 1 shall designute as a form of colore blindneas, although 1 s tn doubt niyself as to its denendence upon any of the principles that enter Into that defect; thia is an Innbility to distinguish botweon or to recognize the priinary colors at certain distances, varying more or less in indi- viduale, ‘This was sound to be the moat difiicnit of all defects to detect In the various cases I have examined, amounting to some nlae or ten, in the reqularconrae of my businues us optician during the past three years. 1 have found no two of them at all alike except 1 general resulta, Ihave kunt records of variows ncelients that have occurred, Loth upon land and seatey, durng the past few years, nnd I havo pathered such i formation about sonie of Lhem as I could zet oute aido of ofticial rources, —ofion I was nunble tu get any of any value, but 1 am conyinced boyora doubt thata large proportion of them conld have baen traced to defect fora correct solution nu to the prunary canses of the accident, Tl query hus been made, thot I these defocts In their vae rious forms oro ns namerousand of auch a dan- gerous character as s been shown, huw enn we account for such s comparatively emall aume ber of accldents occurmng which mitht bo charged to them? I have attributed It to the hizh nversge Iutelligenco ond ncguired eantiousness of engineers and piloty ns o class, ‘Thoy have become o accustomed to bo on the lookoat for danger thnt their suspiclans are euslly arouscd, which creates a sort of instinct that govorna their nctlons and thoy do not rocou- nize but thiat thelr porceptions aro correel, My convictions in thle reapect have been greatly strengthened within the past few months, thero having been related to me soma exporienca with an enufneer who wae conlinually making narrow escapes, and after watching lus actions under diforunt circumstances fora timo colureblindness wun muspected, proved, and aficrwards acknowle cuged by him. “Fhe correctness with which he formed conclualons undor tho exwting clrcum- stances would indlcate that he had somo means by which he was enabled 1o furm a pinn for nction, but he deelared thut he had nothing upon which to baze hia actione hut the cautiousness acquired In that branch of service, It could bu clajnicd that this {ilastration lossened the dmportance of porfect vislon, und rendered it of no great cunsequenco whethier o pernon was de- fective In this particulur or not, »olonyns ho forincd Judgment correctly, Thia might be true §f viston depended upon Judgment or invtlnct, but, s we form Judgment fn a large meusuros by compal sony upon impressions received through the me. dinm of viston, It will ba spparent to all that it will bo impossfole to Porm cosrect Judgmient whon tho basle ipun which it s formed 1s imperioct, It I8 quite poswiblo that such o person may continua 10 wmake narrow escapes, falling upon the slda of salely cach thno; but, ae there 1 no untural law Ly whicth b ' Judiment v wmade positive &na coriaim, the very next occasion may by the merest chance result in aserlous crror, In inves Ugating all of the differont forma of colar-bilnd. newsw before mentioned, I have fuvarlably taken Into conslderation the 'quickness of perception, ‘This I have found varied quite as much {n the dif- feront Individusle and cveu b tho sawe person ot diflerent tinica aa the defect has difered n form snd degree, ‘Tho rurrectness and quickness with which juagment {8 formod and will powcr esers clued after the porceptions®are received by tho ind through the medium of (he senscs, depend fn & great meavuse ubon the physical condltion of the body, 1 have found that “very alight phystca) or wental weariness produced rosults which shuwed a dilleeenco of between 80 and U0 por cent in the time consumed, OIII0 & MINSISSIPPT, Bavtivonk, Mares 20.—The Committh for the reorganization of the Ohlo & Misslssippl Rallroud mct here yesterday and to-day, with 8ir A, T Galt, of Conuda, as Chalrman. The proceedings have been harmonlous, and the dis- cussions point to an early and unanimous rec- omwmendation of the wmessurcs for restoring the property to the control of the stockbolders, A dispusition has been manifested to avold pressing oxtreme lepal rights, and ruther to WBKe buch concessions na ure Necessary (o ru- storo the fiuancial credit of the Company, and euable it boloruluu,i to resume the punciusl dlschargu of ita vbliggations, ‘The manavement of the ruad by My, King, the Receiver, I8 regard. ed as most judivions, and the condition of the proverty and prospects ol tha trattic are con- sidered” sulliciently encoursglug to warraut curnest eifort to restoro the corporation toa sulvent conditlon, Tha Committes comprisod Sir Alex Ualt, Canadaj Mr. John W, tlusrett, Haliimore; Robert L. “Cuttlug and W, D. ¥, Mauiee, New York: aud W. " [, McClintock, Onlo. 'Tuls Committee was formed to repres scnt the varfous interests connected with the Oblo & Misslssippl Company, and was appoint- edunder the receut agrecment, A TELL-TALE DOCUMENT, A TRIBUNE reporter has succeeded in getting possesilon of o cupy of a contract betwweon the Wabash Road and a number of promiucnt mer~ chants of Kansus Clty and 8t. Juseph for the trausportation of the busincssof said firms from Bostou, New York, aud Philadelplia ac greatly reduced rates, Of course it was not futended that this tell-talo document should ever sve the Ught ot day, sud its publication 13 Tus Tuiouns will undoubtedly cause something of a scusa- tion to raliroad circlod, As will be seen, the congract was mnade Feb. 6, and runs till July 1, 1870, Tue fmportant document reads as fol- lows, and explajus jtaelf: Agrecuent made and ¢ntered intoby and between the Wabasts ltailway Company, party of ths ret art. aud It L. McDonuld, Touth, Farley & ¢ ‘atgirsun, ‘Noyes & C 8. Biitam & Co., W2 M. Wyall & Co, Barle, Woud & 1l of 8¢ Junp , Mo., and Daucin Wyeth & Co., of Kan- 34 Clly, Mo., parties of tue sccond purt: Witness- eia, That the purty of the Gret part areo 1o wake rates fur traudpurtation uf freigut wtated berelu on all freignt transporied frow Boston, New Yurs, and Philadelphls uver the rutlruad of the party of the Arst part sod 1ts connectious 10 St. Joseph and Eanvas Citg, Mo., consliued 10 the parties of the second part fru the date of the exccution of tals szrcement uutid July 1. 1870, ou o basls of the followiug rute frow N York to St. Joscph and Kausas City, tewit: First clase, 8110 por 100 unds; sccond clasg, U5 Conts per 100 pounde; Lird class, 83 ceuts per 100 |nu:ludltp‘;ollnh class, UG centls par 100 pounds, and proportion- ate rutes froum MBoston snd Vuiladeiphia and ull ]Lolnu taking Boston sud Now Yors rutva reached u3ah Rallroad and e conuece y the W, tivtie: The partive of tho st part agrev to protect 1L Partlce of ‘Tbe second party aud Give tham i benefit of any open current nublished rates that may be tn ¢ffect feom time to time daring the cx- Istenco of this comract. The ‘mnc- of the second part, in conslderation ot thelr feofeht being rsnsported over mala first party's ratiroad and fte connections ae designnted by raid firet party, ngree to Aflwe the party of the first part all thelz froight and all they can cantrol, Tncase at any time during the existence of thia con- teact Jower rates of freight aro contracted by other roads to statlar merchants and jobbers in either $t. Joseph or Kansaa City, the pariles of the sec. ond part shall have the antios af terminating this conteact after giving the party of the firet part five days’ notice, 1f the eain party of the first part does not moka the rat -erlunl to or the samo 8a offered by other lincs to like partice in Bt, Joseph or Kansas City, then this contract may Lo can- celed. Al overcharges on freight carrled under this agreement ahall be refanded monthly by the eald first parly npon statements farnished by the accond party, accompanted by expenso bills of fraght pald, The understanding and intent of this contract between the partiea hereto 18 that both pattles shall in good faith use their best eflorls Lo have nil frelght covored by this agreament carried ovee sald iest Ynl(y'! raliroad and its desig. nated connections, Bnt if, froni Any cause, A freightia diverted from tho raid fiest party's roa and Its_connections, these rates will not bo de. manded on such diverted freight by sald second party, Thie contract or the existence of this con. tract shall be kept within the private paersonst knuwledge of the patties hereta. Dated and executed at 8t Joseph, Mo,, Feb. 8, H. S THE DETROIT & MILWAUREE. The home bondholders of the Detrolt & Mil- waukee Rallrond have received a printed pro- posal, emanating from the Purchasing Comanit- tee, by which a solution of the existing difil- cullties may be arrived at, ‘The course indfeated by the Committee (s as foliows: The mort- gages to be foreelosed, the road sold, the Com- pany to be reorranized, and the claims of the tondholders scttled. The incumbrances, all told, are 85,810,870, divided Into seven mort- ages, upon all of which, with the exception of tho Detroit and Pontine mortgages, there are arrears of interestand llabilitics contracted by the Reveiver, together with unsceured debt. Sults are now pending for the forcclosure of the rafirond property under the first, sccond, aund voupon-mortgage bonds. The plan of redemption fs to bring the property to sule us soon os possible under ono or more of the mortgages,and toncquire it through tho Purchasing Commitice; to reorganize the Company, Issuc on cquipment mortgaze for £2.000.600 United States currency ot 8 per cent, and o consolidated mortgage of 83,200,000 at 3 per cent for (lve years and 0 per centafterwards, ths payment of principal and loterest to he guaranteed by the Gireat Western Rallrond ; the niew bouds to bear interest from tho day the Great Western Is placed In contral of the “reor-- ganized compuuy, the control belug given in conslderation of “the guarantee. Every holder of flrst, sevond, or coupon bunds, participating 10 the arraugement s becoming o party to it will recelve in full of his clalma 70 per cent of the principal of hits bonda in the new guarantecd cousolidated bonds. 'The tutal mortuuge labill- ties of the reorganized company will be 35,200,- 000, for the payment of which both the Company and “the Ureat Western will be responsivle. The mortgages will cover al) the uncunvoyed property, The Purchasing Com- mittee, who have power, if they ify tit, to con- clude modifi :d conditions, Is cariposed of Same uel Parker, solictor of the Creat Weastern, Hamilton, Ont.; George V. Davies, Marletta, 0.3 Ueorge Jerome, Detroity Edward Martin, Q." C., Tlamilton, Ont.: Francls Favy and Thomas ' Wilde l'owell, London, Eng.;” Rob- crt ' Toms, Detrolt. llolders of bouds desie. inir to enter into the arrangement tust sign o form of nasant, and transmut (¢ with thelr bonds and counons Lo the secretory of the Purchasing Comunttec on or before April 16, It 18 under- stood thay the decree of foreclosure will be taken n Wayne Clreuit Court this term, and an;-d Compauy reorgauized fmmediately after- ward. e NARROW-GAUGE, Apectal Dlspatch i 44z Trisune, Canstraiay, Ik, March 20,—At o meeting of tho Dircctors of tho Leroy Norrow-Gauge Rail- way Company, held in that villago to-day, 1. J. Qifford was elected Prestdent. The road fs an extension of the Rautoul Narrow-Uauge, now in operation from West Lobanon, Ind., to Figher, 111, sixty-six miles, L Is deslemed to extend the ruad to the Misslasippl, Qiffurd is 1ull of vim, and will make it gu. 1o was form- erly President of the Rantoul Itoad, snd Is atill 1ts General Managor, TIHROUGII SLERPING-CARS, Toweo, March 20.~Tha Wabash Rallway Company will on Monday next {naugurate the uow line of sleoping-cars between 8¢, Louls and Boston, for tomo time contemplated by this Compuny, This will be the longest line of through'sleeping-cars in tho world, ‘The flrst cur castward leaves 8t. Louls at 6:40 p, the westward leaves loston at 3 p. . . Th time botween these poluts will be less than forty-three hours. 1TEMB, A meeting of Geueral Ticket and Passenger Arcuts will bo held at Cincfnnotl next week to make another effort to stop the troubles be- tween tho varlous roads rerarding tho passcne ger trafMe. A break In the rates s fearcd i€ the diflicultics are not soon scttied. Mr. V. B, 8trong, Vice-Presidont and Gen- eral Manager of the Atchlson, Topeka & Santa Fa Rallroad, 1a In tbo city. Mr. Strong speaks very enthuslastically of the conaltion and pros- pects of bis rond. It will be pushed forwurd ns fust as possible {n o southwtsterly divection towards Santa Fo and a conuectton with the Southern Pacific. It Is expected that 125 miles of tho new cxtenslon will be completed this !&'ur, which will brivg the rond across the Raton {ountaius, —— WHAT WE SAW ON THE AVEN'JE Something enlirely new In tho carrlage lino has Juet minde ppearance on our stroets. It lsan ** English Tub Pliscton," ordered and built ox- prewaly for Mr, Kirchhof's much admlred span of ponfes. Jt, ls tho firat of ite kind ever secn In Chicago, and werodit to the manufacturers, Kean & Lincs, whosu elegant ropository 14 at 176 ond 177 Wabash avenuo, Through the kindness ot Mr, D. J. Lines, who represcnts the Culeago brancn of ihis house, wo wero shown through thelr une usually largo wtock of wkat may truly Lu called **noveltice on wheels," among them tho canopy tov phacton, tho two-wheeled Juglish tax cart, for ponlea, the Oppenheim doudle burwy, which, by the way, {ea single or double buggy ot will, aud combines comfurt with clutance, umel, ava friend rumarked, has no half-and-half uppessance 20 cummun Lo ollicr **jump weals,” uro all pars ticularly uew and novel, while in landhue, rock. aways, coupes, and conpelols, and o general aa- sortment of phactons,” bugglos, etc., they have everyihing, and favite s conparison of prices. —————— . CENTRAL AND WESTERN MINNESOTA are now reached twice dally by tratns of through coaches between Chlcago aud New Ulm, aver tho Chlcago & Northwestorn Rallway, t'ullmanstecp- ers run to Sparta, Winons, Owatonns, and Now Ulw. See time-tubla. s e— “DEATHS, FDWAIIDS—Chicago. March 20, at tha restd hor daughter, Mre, L. lioulnson, 2008 Dearborn cousumption, 3rs. flanash Edwards, 73y Funeral from resldeuce March 31 av3 o'cloc, of the fainily respectfully luvited, WOODWARD=March 57, of paralysls, Mrs. Abby K. 1, Waodward 1 the soth year of her uge, o AUY Funeraf services ttoun the rosidencaof tier son.tn« taw, D, i, Mason, 430 Weat Randulphi-at.. to-day (Bate ardby)ap i1 o'clodi. Friends af tha fawily arv faviied asl KILDAY~Cliarles Kilday on the 28th fnat., st the County licapital, from ajrries recelved on March 8 by Veln rin oier Uy the BIZLE expross on the Chicago Ation Nialiruad, " ANNOUNCEMENTS, “Valitical, LY THE RRPUBLICAN CANDIDATES OF TI houth Town aro requesied to boat the Grand Par cile Hutelat W u. . Go-day. ot e A AERTIN OF SO U i Weater diall, 117 Cornell-at.s oty o'clocks L o0 ord JIXTI WARD 31A; TIN tugwen, cltizens. a pos il bo heidat Westghals . ool Bouth Walsicd:t., Saturday evealng, March 3\ 1876, Every pereon lo- aled Iu the ward, pollticiliy or gllierwiss, 18 19+ i reaucet 18 wade thab the prescn. v IXTI WARD S_ evenlug ot 8 0'closk SoT IIHE FOURTH WARD REPULLICAN CLUIY W1 "nlufl at Armory Hall, Jodicna. ..xl Illl;ulllnll"l“ Timaliarp. A S e 4 & fUE BIXT . WARD REPUBLICAN CLUD R, ":IIX Bl 6 wass-niceting this eveulng st 410 Noru- FPHE TUHIRTEES T UBLICAN CLUD e vvculog st Bens ubey FPIE NINTIL WARD BEPUBLICAN CLUD WILL ineot at Pasrker's Hall (his uventag, FPMERE WILL BE A MEXTING OF THE EIGHT- eenth Ward 'lbklulbllun Club at Lower Turner lisl) saolockenarp, r|uEsE Wikt B§ A MREVIEG OV THE SEVENTH ard liebublican Club to-n1git at 206 Biue Jslan PHERE WILL I EETING OF THE TENTH P e R R W B ai. thlayvenlug ut 8 v'ciock, TPHE PIRST WAKD REPUBLICAN CLUD WILL Bioct st Leazuo lal, 1a ths Grand Puslts Hobl, 1s veanlug 81 ¥u'c BMiscellancous, SPHEUR WILL Bk A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE meeting at Tempersaca Hall, 213 West Madison: Wey ki eveDLug o3 ¥ v'dovke 3 ASUGGESTION TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. Touriste, emigrants, and matiners And that Hos. tetter's Stomach Bittera fe A medicinal safepuard avainat unhealthfol Influcnces, npon which they can impliciily rely, since it preventa the cflects that an nnheaithy climate, vitinted atmosphere, unaccustomed or inwholesome diet, bad water, or otherconditiona nnfavorable to health wonld other- Wise produce, On lnnxvu{uns. or journcys oy Jand in latitudes aajacent fn the eqnator, it Iy cancclaily asefatan 2’ wreventive of the febrilo complaints and disarders of tho stomach, liver, andbowels, which &ro apt to attack nativesof the temperate zones aojourningor travellng In such tegions, And it 1s an exccllent protection against the Influence of extrame cold, sudilen changes of temperatnre, expusiro to dnnp, or extremo fatigne, Tt notonly provents intermittent and re. mittent fever, sml’ other dlscascs of a malarinl type, but eradicates them, o fact which has_been notorlons for years past In North and Sauth America, Mexico, the West Indies, Australl other countries. AUCTION SAL and By GEO. P. GORE & CO,, S8 and 70 Wabas) Sninrday, March 80, at 9:30 4, m., Regular Sale of Furniture, Doth New and fecond-hand. T'arlor, Chamher, Dine HEinehold Bhagprary amntiore, e Desks, lencral !, &e. Al 100 Chivien Chromos. B0 r ot R O At enean, REGULAR TRADE SALE| DRY GOODS, Tuesday, April 2, 9:30 a, m. + SPECIAL. Men’s & Boys’ Clothing. A Well. Assorted Lino. Umbrellas and Parasols A Large Assortmont, Embroideries. Entirely Now and Desitable Bty! Curtain Laces. (Pattorns,) 2y, 3, 3%, 4 yd. longths, gradod. Flat Book. 500 PIEOHS, gradod, Hosiery. Twonty Oases, Children's, Missa Mon's, and Ladios’ Bizos. QOEO. P. GORE &C0., Auctioneera, MILLINERY! 2" MARK THE DATH, .21 TUESDAY, April 9, 9:30 a, m. ONE THOUSAND LOTS * Foathers and Flowers. GEO. P. GORE & C0., Auctloncers, On Wednesday, Aprit 3, at 9:30 a.m,, WE SHALL SELL AT AUOTION Twenty-oue Hundred Cases WELT-ASBORTRD BOOTS, SHOES, and SLIPPERS, Including EIGHTEEN CASES vory ilno Philadelphia-mado Children’s Bhoes, Kid and Goat, in Black and colors; Elovon Cusos Chicago Shoe Co.’s Wos, Kid and Goat S8ido-Laco and Polish, ovory pair warrantod; and Thirty Coses Mon's Assortod Hand-Mado Goods. Wo tnvite your attention to the above largo and desirable offuring, O1L, CLOTHS. Wa are tho Agents for Amos Wildor & Co,'s Pat- ent Drum Lald Floor O1l Clothe. These goods are of Baperior Quality, and do not Cocklo on the Floor. At Private 8alo Only, GQLO. I GORE & CO., “Aqiction and Commission, Boys', By WM. A. BUITERS &; Co., Auctionoers, 174 Enst Handoiph-st, SPECIAL NOTICE. ‘We heg to fnfonn our patrons and frienda that we are locsted 8y NO. 174 EAST RANDOLPH-ST., Detween Ladalle-st. and Fifth-av,, wherd wa have BEACIUUS ROUMS and overy factiity tu conduct tha General Auction Business. 14 regular sales of DUY (OODS eves \":nlluugfiuumf'u?nnus. FURNITUL Wo shatl Hig H"A'HA MERCHANDISE ave WEI INTTUNAL . P EOIAL BALIS a o woek, fcular attention will ba yiven to thi sales of Housolol IVATE BWKLL: INGB, upon terius fo sult tha tmes, BALKS YAl o day of walo If deaired. WM. A, BUTTERS & C0., Auctloncors. HEUULAR SATURDAY RALE. Parior and Chamber Sels, Honsshold Goods, Bis. AT ATUCOTION, BATURDAY SGUNNG, Mardl it st 100clock. at our uction Koo 174 Eaat Auction Roah 124 lit s §'60:, Auctionsors. 6-FOOT HOTEL RANGE, Dramhall & Desn, Manufsciurers, AT ATUTUCTION, BATURDAY, March 20, at 11 o'clock, at 74 Fast Ru; dalphi-st. Al 1 lutel Drotler, Plated Cotfeo Urn, 8 ver Plated, cost $2507 3 sinsliur Coffoo Urns, Kilv Pisted. ' Wi, A, BUTTENS & C0., Auctivheers, BANKRUPT SALE. Archltoct and Euginesrs: Siupplies; Draniag-las strumeuts, Xlcroscoplo Maforials, ¥ancy Lealh Qoods, Pockel:Cutlery, Artelotlery, Npe ury Rtatlonery, Fira-proof Safe, dr. Thestock of THOS, T, NELBON, Dankrupt, AT AUOTION, Imcsn.\y. Ahrlx 28 0 aclck & m., onsscond juor 174 East Lisndulpty-st ROBT, K. Ji i By ordor o PR BT o0t Fuetioncars. _ TUURSDAY TUADE SAL| Dry Goods, Clotilug, Boots, Shoer, EL, A AN o ARl 0 90wk, M, A, BUTTERS & BANKRUPT SALE. Entlre Stock of BOOKS & STATIONERY of WAl i, WINNING, Bunkrups, THURSDAY Mornlug, APRIL 4, 8t 10 o'clock, at e it oF Hoberi B doakins, Astgn Uraigaeytii Wit A DULFERS & CO, CLOTINNG, We Shall Offer TO-DAY, AN ENTIRE NEW L1yy CHI LDREN'S SHORT-PANT SUITS! (AGES 3 TO 10 YBARS), AT THIEE FOLLOWING PRICES, $2.50, $3.50, $4.00 $4.50, $6, and $ Also New SOUHOOL and DRESS SUITS, 9'to 16 yea $£8, 89, and ’ and Nobby Styles BOYg £ L RETG jof Qges ;2'1"0.8[ 75, $5, 80, ‘sf.' PUTNAM CLOTHINGH 131 & 133 CLARK, and 117 MADISON-S! " mADBDBITI'S PREPARATIONS B 1. BABBIL 'S Original and Standard Manufaotures, SRS OFFICE AND FACTORY o, 64, 66, 68, 70, 78, 4, 76, 80 & 82 Washington-2t, K.Y, BABBITT’S ‘Thé mott plessant a; dry or for ¥nm) Atrial package sent BEST SOAP, it and eftectiva Soup for 1o Jaune HiTT ¥ ot Tt Heaoh Teedipnt 20 centa et BABBITT’S Bi sent fres on recol| TOILET SOAP, Mado from the purest vegatabla olls. Unriraled for Tollet and the 1Iuth, For uze in the 4 ho equal, Bample_box, contalning ti Narsersis ptof 73 conts. el BABBITT’S From this Powder a heautiful and servicesble white Mnlt Moup, of i de SOAP POWDER, ny desired strengili, cail be made in thont tho Use of greasé of potash, 1 ten minutes wi packaga sent frea on recelot of 5 cents. BABBITT’'S YEAST POWDER. Abtolutely pure, Tresd. cakes, puddiny n & shortsoace of time, keep longer, Feilvi lins when 1aulo of com 16, made mora di- chieap Imitas iUy 0 fons. A trisl packago sent free on recelpt of 73 ceuts. BABBITT'S SALERATUS. A standard lr"&l. Asamplo package sent free o3 recelpt of 2 eenl BABBITT’S CREAM TARTAR. ‘Warranted freo ean roly upoa it T3cents. from all ritles. The bousewlfs o B e BABBITT’S POTASH. centrated atkall, doubla the strength of eo?-:'.?._fiifi%'?u‘.?.."u.mu scnt free on receipt of 23 cen THE PROPRIETOR will give an ounco of &old for every ounce of impuritics fousd Ia any of theso preparations. For Sale by all Dealer SEWING MAC T WEE SENTN N G MAGHINES “ARE THE BEST.” Ask to see them, or address WEED 8. M. CO., Chicago, Iil. HOLMAN'S AGUE & LIVER PAD. MEDIVAL, Iver Haiman, et & : : o et Alrecthnd prompt 82 iua “Tranz-Manx. [ Luns. P.Oe e ihad e o YourQld: Clothes! LADIES AND GENTS, | e AN T BT o AN, KU Fn bord kAN YA Sz htes 00 e ader Dresieh Bacytes blawls, et 4 aud tleaned, By WM. MOORLEHOUSE & (U, B4 aud 8o Randolpa-sl. AT 0:30 O'CLOCK THIS A, M., WE BHALL bELL NEW PARLOR FURNITURE, NEW CHAMBER FURNITURE, Now Furnituro for Hall, Library, and Office, Ncw aud Becond-Hand Carpeta, Second-Hand Furniture and House- hold (itwdl.h Closlng-out sale of OIL PAINTINGS and CHEOMOY To-Nizbt st 81 North Clark-al. Como snd secure bar- HOES, BURT'S SHOES THEY ARE THE EST, Atk your i+ forthem, | T 1AIR GOUDS.- 'S NTORE PALBEL HOUSE HAUR STO) Tho best place fn Chleazo £or 1Y Qouds, wholgials or Ferail, Lusra o0 Guasamer ' aves sapechiiy, +13 rue.ur 270 W, Mfi]fl 1. free. MItS. VE. PARATOLA,NATLG e br erimplog 1t Io Tect, ‘_“:g: it trul by weartuy (lis Batedt G130 Wave, found B S8 18 S Walab e i o o P RIS CELEBRATED tnroughuit 1ho Unlou—exprosscd 1o sl wna upward 4t parta. 1 5 25, 40, UG0S per 19, “Addredt 3 Y Griers GUNTUER, Couler uoues, Chicalo.