Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 13, 1878, Page 8

Uk it CHHCAGO ARIBUNK: TaiiDAY, bEPTEMGIR 15, tnie, i men and detectiven from golng ontof thelr nre- | reason given by the defensn for not offering any | creasing the numbddt Hf teachers, Ile moved to | beth's frequent wanderings and protracted ab- | which was doubtless & ‘‘stall™ put | peietdh of the Etanston Inder, The ceremony 3 Y 4 that, even If they had ab- | defer. v sencea wero not regarded as angthing uncommon | up by the thieves, While the Kalkatein 4 THE CITY. :lx"cce‘;:'fn'erly"t.'n"'-:';:r'.::fl:'fn:.nm e By e, | o drsehange, he oiher sida wonTa Aavo did- motlon wan It after her prople hnd becomo naed thereto, and that [ family woro watening thia fight, enteance was [ W3¢ Pyrformed at 3 o'clock by the Rev. F. p, 200 Vercd same. now dodge ta piny on the Grand The 2200 hond of & cantractor having heen | 51" Tring an Indictment from that bodv. Tt forlelted, Acting Mayor Qilbert collected the mon- | wonld seem as If All_hands were sgreed on having ey, —something that in seidom done nowadays, the matter tried hllghu ), l:mi m?dn:hlnen w:l; The Mayor's police aro petting wp n hist of | ADDACEULY recelved an A matter of conrse, an the namen of delingnent fllnn!n-lre;?uf.plr:;k shen Ch e AU U 18 ready, will take them belfore a Police Jostice, Conviction and & hne of £50 are certain, CRIMINAL. All the matured '77 certificates have been faken up, as well aa many not yet due, and as there {5 plentv of money in the Treasnry effarts The resolution wils adbpted. ‘The Committee o Frnting wan Anthorlzed to contract with Clark & Rdwacdm for the printing of the procerdlngs of the Board, they veing the low- est bidders, v was gome ArA ARO, effected to tho hiouse by entting oat a_rection o I RSk AORSTH wice doar In the kitchien, Whovver thio thief way | fntimata fricnds. After the vowa, & sapoer way has heen of 4o unnsually long dueation, howerer, | he apparently knew just where to look for valua- | served.dwhen the hridal party took the evtning thatthe family think Lo look her np lest comment | bles, for, after rannacking a bureat contalning all | teatn fhr anaton, thele futieo home. Misg b made. Hence the fruitiess Aearch sporen of n | tho jeweley, he pried open 8 lucked “drnwer con- | Rolandls & gradnata of the Northweatorn Un(: the fore part of thia ltem, The infofmation which | 1aining a tin box filied with papers, receipta, eie., | veralty in tho cinas of 1874, and hias the himor nf Ied 10 this search wan given by two of the old wom- | 8nd abyut 80 In cash. Tho empty box was ‘after- | bheinw thg" firat woman graduste from the ynaj(. An's daughters )iting on the Wost Side, [t was at | Wards fonnd in the yard, Other drawers contaln- | tution, ) nugiestion that n search-warrant waa lsaed | Ing Aliverware wero mat tonched. The jeweiry e re—— . mu‘vm'-y for the urenmeplulh.l m:!“llnrr]. the :.’.':.'2,"‘:.“.‘5.. m-. du"fll’.’m .f'::wi" '"nm:,r'l;‘ l;('l'“ - ONLV‘ PAVlP;g FOR WMAI YOU WANT, #on-in-Iaw at whose house ola Ellzaheth has pans- . v 2 eata not over 10.conts, and many five ed o manv unsatisfactory duya And nighte, The | henvy gold ring: onc Tady's wold swaich, Yy five cente, ClevelAnd, of Oak Park. in the peosenca of & fay GUNERAT: NEWS, TPishop McTaron has retorned to the city from New York. The Hon, 0. 0. Washburo, Wisconsin, waxat the Grand Pacific yestordey, J. W. Simonton, of the Amsoclated Press, New York, wosat the Palmer House vesterday, BUPER{NTANDENT DOTY made a atatement a4 to'the condition of the achaols at the bpening Manday, Thoe teachers number 8§01, ~High Sehoal, 303 Grammar Schanl, 105 and Primary School, 4. ~Their aniaries are 830,600 menth. o pantli’in the Jlich-Yenool Deoart- ment number 1,408, 1A the Granmar-Schoal Do- W. H. Ramstead has agnin been arrested for selling morteaged property and perjnry,—the | portment 8,577, in, the Primary-Sehool Depart. | fact that tho two—ianies Amd Rijzabeth~had so | oven facei one gent's silver hunting-caso watch: { pec dish: Vegelables, pastey, tea and coffee (and Ar. dolin W. Drew, tho woll-known tom. | 81¢ being mute to gainer in 82 mung a5 iutnlble. | yyme charges npon which ho wan to have been tried | Inont i olal, 421005 1600 more. than | Offen dimagrecd Aponi 1visl thinga waa tha | one. long "Foid neck-chinin' And threo wold | most excollent, tooy, renits. ‘ete., fivo cont pa perance worker of New Hampshire,” {u at the Tre. i "There ars 0, 222 {n haif-day by Justice Haines, Justice Foote continned the cave, Mrs. Twomey is n woman who lives on the avorago last yont, #choals, taught by 11d teachers. [n a1l there ate 10 teachers, 110 bef.nv *Ycadets,” who et no that all wil] be patd at matarity. Tho lnllowing were among the bmilding permita fasued: facob Stebich, three-story brick ot neck-chaing; & morocco bockeitook contalning | dish, and a!l gensrously and well [ Vel ¢ut ine poiigeto e A | fome, Kert and Diber 1o sasingranks llsid | “nce Geparlaro™ praciced onty by she Whinrs o '+ L ' V| o 2 A T avTeal oo (lattaAy, Dutective Whelmy | Rinsnes. Noonehat et vean arrosiod, not bas | Modo Revaorant, "No. 30 Adams street, Andif mont Honse. Edward V. Preston, Buperintendent of P“.{' K be I i fa winninz, too. 5 : i I x ' e aubject of tegt booka ocenpled attention for | through the mud to tiuose Istand yesterday, ana | any trace been found of the goods. 3 -Agencies of the Travelers' Jusurance Company, | UWelling, 430, Granger strect "','"" ‘"‘"7; Twomey eirect, and Peter Miller's wife had her { | Uf24ROEE tho bond bf contention being & Dook | Invaded Jamea' honee. They Ssarched overys Wedneaday afternvon three gold rings set with e ——— Hlaniford, Conn., l» staying st the Grand Yacide ,,.,‘,,l No. Iz‘;'p {’i,;‘.,"e",',',':’e";,.‘;f’ f,“,"’," “‘f,;’,::fl,_ arrerted for an aesnnit which, 5t 14 aaid, 48 Bkely | on philosonhy, pe being +4 nd evon dig up the roif twherever it waa | precious stoned and aananhity of clothing were OPEN EVENINGS DURING EXPOSITION, 3 3 | to cripple the assaulted for Iife. The case will ve 7 it recuntly di . But they foand | Stolen from the restdence of Mea. Cleghorn, No, for a few da, ; untatacy and basement siofa, 1 :L"'umn’--l tried by dustice Hammill Thnrsday. The Bosrd then ad)ourned. F e A nefi.m'.f‘:f.fi'. 'f ut § bt foatd | 43 Went Wanhlngton atrect, A woman inan tne | Mr Dawner, manaer of tho Furniture Mang. T ) ialake of the printer, Field, | A UM Weat Madiron . 8, He i S p— il shoe tosicated conditivn, who was scen lostng avoat | facturers' Union retall furnltare atore, Inform. irough n mistake o printer, Flold, | Lor, three.ntory brick brewery, 7xid0, Dussold | Willism Dawson, of No. 33 Drown street, LOCAT POLTTICS 2ot b siasily cemminn, While e 0 Meerm du B0t e O r e tud. us of his tntantlon of keeping Noe, 269 ang oy z::n;r‘:“l;: ':'c..a'f"k(.u?;.'fi"f.fi:"';;;:75"':1; wtcees nesr Unfon, 86,500, was hietd to the Criminal Conrt yasterday by, dna- i 3 regand the afiresaid James na one anr (0o gondto pluce, . . 200 ang WATD MRRTINGS, * A large meeting of the Hepublicans of the Tonth Ward was held at 0ld ‘Anrora Turner Hall, Mil- wankee avenue, last evening, Tho mecting was tica Mataon fn bonds of $1,000 fur bastariy. Nellie Tlawlay, of No. ) Wincheater avenue, is the com- plainant, Ths case was menttoned yesterday, A thief yosterday stole sixtean pairs of Tho presonco of hog-cholera at the Stock. Yards, while perhans not donhted by the health anthorities, does ot caure them aneasiness, And a they have not recetyed offictar notification of the prevalence of the dieease, they have not taken do anay """fi mother-ih-law, mrm;-;lllrly such & m:’\" gussy '.‘n'n’fin::'{e.'x'u.'.'»"y":?u",'.mf.z "'::,l‘ye‘nl:fir; Stato aireet open avery evening. Teniember al) pestiferona old nusasnce ns Ellzabe must have pinine a hecn, they do not think that he has munlered ner | Climbed Nity hia Foom and careiod off as plnder aij | f0rniture and bedding retailed at wholesalo prices, nor secared her death. ‘The only incentive, ont- [ hia clothing and Juwelry, s e of personal animoslly, would be the uld Indv's s to 81 per yard,” It should have read: **76 cents 10 $4 per yard, " Tho lumpumtn’ro yesterday, ae obrerved hy The Ttnlian Prime-Minlster, ° v ressed b ars. v, Tman, ell, posed wealth. The perronal animosity he conld D g o o 8ignor Calroll, the Itallan Prinie-Minlster, Manasse, optician, 68 Madieon strect (TinUNE | any riews (0 fecoriain the fuct. Thero 1% an oficer | Bans ot N a2 roouey roomer. oo phonit | ddrcssed by Merars. Habor, Hoffmun, Huhoell, | Bave endarad for a thmb knaveing. that the alioind TUE MUTUAL FRIEND, | 5o Tave a pozuliarity of tasto swhich e rers degrees; Wa m., | of the Huinane Suclety At the yards, whose duity 18 | jng i)' front of the Academy of Music, on Halated Y . Aved fige Of inan In three score and ten years; and that | DID CAPT. MWKIADY AUDUCT CACT. DEIST'S | yyuaaal (v a couventionul- canret. Ile hates g by My B1o Harome | fa to look atter wick, brnised, and malmed ani- | witeel, ~Mr. Kunn was cagaged 1n talking jo o | %0 latter named {wors recoived very favor- | Ly parent-in-law had lready excecded the hmit wirg! W lress aitit,~fio tvun'e woar oo, Woen, sy m., 20,55 mals, andsuch are gent 1o the rendering-houses | friend on the opposite side of the atrest. ably., After they wers through. m Mr. | by foneteon degrees P And the supnosiiton of mar- i D § der for mercanary rodt Is not. very reasonable, | A rAiber singalar caso. which will requira wome | cral years 1go, ho married u Countess of ' very " Iitlo explanation, was given fo the polica yeater- | anciént family, o appesred at chureh in o Lo rap- 'y " e :l’:lry ‘:‘:m;:'g: ':3{;’ "r"fi?i"‘}l.“:. :;:..'f‘ .,:E., day. Capt. Deist, of the schooner Evelyn Baiew, | brown frock-cust amd 4 bluck neeketoth, Whey been known fo any person occupying the [ reported on the 101k inst, that his wife, Mrs. Macy | bt wus appointed Prealitent of the Conneil of nearand dear relation of won-In-law. Indeed, | Datat, had disapposred. She lived with tim on | Minieters, ke ma L-nncgmlltlun that fie showld (ranny'e™ demented condition hios been attaib- | 1o vegsl, _ and, upon thelr arrival in ba allowed ito sppear “en redingote’ iy the ated to & lusa of lier once quite handsume properiy, Royal prescuce; und not long nwy he seate In'conelunion. 12 1oay. in {he It of {acin aready | borty Mrs. , Delst wont out ' shop. [ o7al, presece; snd ot long aies hoseutel when anfit for fuod, The bayers would not tonch # hou with the cholers, thangh some city butchers mivht, 1f there waa a 'chance 1o et it Inta town anobserved, (tut when elnnghtered and put on sale In the marxets, a Sanitary Inspector who ean tell disegsed meat’ would srlze any that he ran acruss, JLmay he possibic that a carca<s unfit for food findd 1te way b nieces to tables now and then.. Hine aant Lifa card {4 tha Chalrman and annonnced liln readiness to addéces the meets e clheek was reganied a mg hat extenaive by the Chair, yet he was calied an 1llumh.| 10 have his say and to waste coneiderable Ume, No one apoeared to know the gentleman, hiat ohe wonld Imagine trom what he eaid that hid intorest In the success of the Itepublican party could besmeasurod ty the pay he First Regimont, left in n Tuliman sleeper vin the Alton ltoad lant night for &t Louin, ta ehmpels for prizea offerrd at the Staty Fair in that city, **B™ s one of the oldest aud best-drilied companies 1n the country. Trdo Wednesday night Hattin R Brown, Aling lattia It Lewls, n prosiitate, 40 years of Oificer Jolin McTigue yenterday arreated on & capian a thief named Mathew Prindiviile, who wan shot by Special Policeman John Bockhaus un the 20th of May, 1877, while Lurglarizing the torc ot Louts Levy, No, $40 Bine Islaud avenue, His *'pal, " Jobn Burns, sorveil one yodr in the Penitentiary for the ofense. Prindiville lay twixt v hut 1t te & contingcency Yhat can hardly be guarded | )ife and death for a luny time, and tipon his recov- | was promised for bis oratory, Ifis theme was | made known, be assumed thatthere has beenno ! ping about ftown, it beinz previouely k. t an lores wil. | . R i AL Ho. 15 Weat Lakn srval, dh nuamnel. o SI0CK-Yarde Antharites Co-oneratu | rs made pie ercapo, bnd has Bk recoutly retamned | TiarTamune Shoorit aag e Tacormon aosiony | mordes. Hafore e It @Ay by stated. leat | understood botwoen them that the vessel might f:.‘f.,.fi“".‘|.&A,"n?fi:fi‘;‘fi,‘..fifi:‘,!.‘.:’.‘\\’fu|unE};;'m.' ;l:"n::ml‘r'v:m‘:‘n 1hel1|::'; :‘1- i S:.:n;;“:' ity heartily with the llnmana Soclety ana the 1lealth | to'the city, coal. s error rofgn rupreme, that Elizabeth Kerwan wan Depattment tn prevent discased” meat from being ol for consusiption, yet une han to take the chaucen ob eatinu it un Account of the avaricions. ness of & few unscrupulons bitcliors, THE COUNTY BUILDING. not Always what ahe Is to-day, if ahve. She once was proaperona in woridly atfatrs. and dealt wisely and well by her children, some of whom are living in 1nfinence and afluence tn adjoining Staten, Their scoming disregard of the wad condition of thete molher would, however, indicale criminal neglect or Ignorance. TAOE NEW CITY-IALL. TR CITY'S FONTION GOING UP NICELY. 1t having been some Lime slnco the work on the new Clty-i1all had been formally inspected, & re- porter took & stroll in that direction yesterdsy af- ternoon to examine the pile of stone and brick and mortar in detail, and repact to the public the resnlts of his investigation. It wae found that an average of five layers of the Bedford stone has bean 1aid above tha granite coursonll tho way round. ‘Thua far this represents ono of the best pleces of cat-atone work that hos cver been scen in tho eity. 'The Joints are aimost porfech, and tho swrhole enrface is emooth and uaiform, Tho brick- WOrR {s keeping pace witli the stane placing, and more than half of the pariition wails are allready 1or the iron girders of the first or main Hoor. The Istter-are expected to be here hy Saturday, and the masonry will be Inzeadiness for the lron.” Tha cug wtone will . also be up tn readinesa for the Lelling Or base course, Mr. Datton, whom Mayor Heath left in general superyision of tho wurk during his sbaence, fs 0 accondance. Rabert Norris, tho yoang man who was siatibed Wednesday morming by John Klinger, a Tellow=workman in A piawdme il an West Olilo atreel, wak gexteriny ievurted tobe iy pecul ous condition, althouet hus phywician bad stroug liopes of his recoverys by Tamea (arroll. of No.: \h dLrecL, rAn AWRY yesteriay af- 1, al the romer of Michigan duubile leam d by Elenr: 6 Jatier's hurees was kllled, shd Carroll was severaly lujured. Qld-tlime oifenders and people abont tawn wiil remember Dorn Winters, They wonld do well to profit by her example. She haa reformed and renvunced her evil ways, And the atar uf her destiny shinee Urightly tn_the acendent Hbe woluntari)y appearcd before Justice 1 Woll yestare duy, aunounced het peniteuce aud g0ud tntentions, aud'slynied the pledge, At nn enrly hour yestorday morning Jacoh Bioltzn deck-hand on the propetler Waverly, lying an the west bunk of th river, winle sitempiing 10 board the veuset by climblug o rope used for foad- Ing vueposes, lost bis hold, sud fetl » atstance of ubont I8 fect. The ekul) was fraciurea e protruded, und he died au bour later, quest whit bo Reld to-day. At 4 o'clack yertarday afterncon, while Ternard Fasen, repatrer on the lllinois Central move farther up tbo rlver. That was tha last lio | el away; he probably did, saw bt ber, Lastevening Capt, Delst, or ot least S s .8 person representing him, callod at tho Central Mensman's Peptonized Beef Tonle I8 the oniy Statlon and sald that he had a clue to hor disap- nrnmr?llnn ",';'.'""fi""':“:"”’.{".,',""fi,fl"'{,’”""" A properties. -1t In not & more stimalant 11ke the ex. Yoitadea, 861l proceidéd An eitaie Wlsaioey 11° | iracta or beef, out. containa’ blaod-makinz, arcy: tat Lap oxag;ler, v, 8 wolls | yoperating, and life-suntalning yropertics: Iy in. known and reputable vessel-ownor and ngent, | yajuablain all enfeeblell conditions, whether the upon sceing the notlee of her diappearance, | resuit of exhsuntlon, .heérvoun prostration, aver. had come "o him. “and told him n story | work, or ncnle diseasc: and fn every formn’ of do. that had completely altered their friendly relations, | bility, particularly If resuiting from pulmonary 1t 18 claimed that tho Captain mct Mre, Delat At | compinints. It 1a friendly sod Helpful €0 the mo the duck when sho returncd from her shoppiny, | delicatc stomach, .CasweLs, Hazann & Co., pro- under prelense of taking her to where tho | pricturs, New York, vessc) was lying, sncceeded in getting her to enter = his buggy, which was hard by. They drove about MARRIAGE! town, lln?pull at s saloon and had roma drinks, ~ | -~ althouwh 1t is eald Mrs. Delst novor drinks,—natil | = CHILDS—ROLAND=T! e hour becamo 1o late hat oy dedpalred Of ind. | Yeice of e bk et te tor, 1 na ing the Evelyn Bates. e then proposc at elie Jonn'. ) 1 Ky C +4 Bhouid g home with him, nnd. semain with Min, | 3 Joli'A- Chthis, of Evaiavon, and Mist . ltebeced McKirdy until the nextduy. ‘Thoy started across —— ke street brldre, and that in as far as the story DEATIES, ond. 1t I8 wald that Capt. McKiray was not at e homo that night, and that the mext morn- | “GAULDoALTaehere, T Ao ing ho reportad bis horso and = BUZ- | sace oF an peos e R gy solen, hut was informed by | uho | Gould of his iy, wed 23y Dolice that it had been found straying In the vicin- | ~ Noticcot funeral hicreaster. ity of k'!lnfl.lmvll‘lrld ll.;kll nlrle:{-. lcnpx.lbnm ‘llutu\’:’i:{\w:fln“ll‘%n‘%:‘k 'tw:;:.’ l'ly;rln:":hudp-l-‘ acknowledies that his wife 18 a little strange in ac- | dence of i h LYY “Qrat-st., tion ot times, but he Asscrts that Capt, MeKirdy | @click & ui., 10 bt Plus iZhirch, tiience by cirrinyes knows more about (he case than he has told, and | {9 GRIYarT: ¥rionds of thie family ary (u¥itadto at. he gave it out that to-day be would take meannres ‘STER—~At th resid 1o bring that zentleman to time. A Tainvxe_re- | ajfen, 08 Twenty-for porter made an endeavor last night to ind the Bvee Strv. Jane T, Lesuer, Mr. C. C. Kohlasat presided over s quist meet- ing of the Twelith Ward Repunlican Club yester- day vvening On motron of Mr. ioward, & com- mitteo of one from each precinct of the ward was appolnted (0 eolect thirty uamaos from which the Ciub should choass” Bfteen ns delcgates (o ihe Conaty Convention. The Clialrmsn appolated o that-Commitiee Col.' Willlam Jamee, A, M. Wright, James T, Rawlelgh, Alexander White, 8. Q. Sea- ton, Georre K., lazlett, J. D. Sutter. An’ad- Journment was taken for ono Veok. The Seventh Ward Republican Club held a weil- attended mcullni‘lnu evening at 35t Blue Teland avenue, Mr. E. N, Thorpe In the chalr, Gen. O, L. Mann made a briel apeech, and was followed by Col. J. W, Dennett, - who delivered a forcible address on the izsues of the campnigu, He remind- ed his audienco of the coming vlection, and de- clared thal, with the Democrats in possession of Congre: host of Scuthern cialms would be pre- sentad, which tho North would havo to pay. The Cluo then adjourned for one week. The Young Men's Democeatic Club of the Eighth Ward met Inst evening in the Halsted Street Opera. House, corner of Uarcimon street, and admitied 8 faw new members. SENATOR PARNUM, of Cannectlcat, reached she city yesterday morn- ln%ullernmu up into Alinnesats, and concinded 10 bait for s nln{ snd a night at tho Palmer looso and leave for bis humothis morning. thia prosence soon became known to some of the lights in (he lucal Democracy, and Parlor O was tarned Into & reception-room last night fortheir accommodation. Datectives Gallagher and White last even- ing Incked up John Hact, & apecial watchman em- ployed thiough tha agency of Shute & &cleto waich bnsiness places slong Milwaukes avenue, “There have been soveral robberies in that neigh- barhood, and eeveral inshicions acts, and All have bLeen blamed on an unknown man wearing brasa buttons, A sailor named Damiol Kinnav, who had Jost his way, accosted him Wedneeday nivhi, and asxed if he comd sloep there for thie balance of the niitht, 38 he was tired out. flart placed him in a wagor but 1t was eo cold not slicen. An hour - Iater came around, and, catting ont ockets, helped himself to 813 in cas nity identittes him. Tha fact i special policetnen in th t Division onght to be looked after moro closely by their employers, ne there Is no doubt of tneir working hand” and glove with some notorious tmeves, THE COURTS. JOX AT, PETAR. Testerday waa tho timo set for the argument of Jae 8t, Peter's habcas-carpua case beloes Judge Mc.llster, but the udge announced on opening court tbat, at the requost of the State's Attornay, he wonld postpone the matter until ‘Saturday. Later In the day the Judge wrote a letter to Mr. Mills stating that bo was engagod in Loaring a very impartant srgument on & motlon for injunction In Tn the Connty Conrt yestorday specin! ns. seermient tolf, Uiy of Cbicsgo, No. 1,357, was contitmed, Knto Leyden and Patrick Dangherty were yerlerday sdjudged insane in tne County Coort. ‘e Gonuty Collector geaterday sold prop erty for gelingnent taxes in the following towns: Pnlatine, Lemont, Kk Grove, Wheeling, Palos, Lyous, and Orlaud, “Vhe city towun will he reacn* ed i few days, aud those interested will take wulice, Jumos Carrall, the notorions, was to have attemuted to have eacaped from Jal) yeelerday on u writ of babeas corpun, bul when the Ume camo he neked for o postunncinent of the hearlng, ond was nccomuidated. Later he mado n_desperste efurt to procure bat), but, not bewg abla 1o pot up suficient muuey, fie had o retwnln behind the bups, ‘Phe habeas-Corpus mution witl now come ap un the 21at, Hatlow F. Coy, ox-Sunday-school worker, ander ludictment far toreery and other offesisce, came into the (rimioal Court yesteraay nnd piead: valvaar di- nof Lfuhn 8, d 8 inonthy, of her father, James T, o of heart disdase, Nept, 8 of Heary D. Leduer, of 4 ovoting all hia time to the wurk, and jnspects I 1 u urpose ing Capt, | Charlotie, Mich, Hatirva, wus anguiced 10 patting & get of wheels | ed gullty, and was renmaded. 1is cunduct was a | o Dol led (o set asldo n i), The partics engaged | It wonld have been' junt as well, howavar. | Svary 1end'OF beick And othioe mavcriot thet eosce 'Jfl.f':rfurfi:a"zf.vge'fi?.':'ed"l'n"i.'ffl:fu‘:u';‘sr e, | “Her roiiaing wit be taken to Charlotte for burta), into o truck, the Jack-screws gave way, allowing lnrrrtu 10 mituy, yet hie did the best he condd | wanted a'spordy dectsion, and it would take him | to bave bhad = the thing occur in. he | ypon the ground. His instructions were to | too, micht have been reportod missing, BOSWORTH—At Camopolls, Mich.. Bept. 10, Mary e ey oo, where. aspiaon was prsc | iI0et the citeuristaucer. Mo plcuded Rully o | (iree dayato got s decislon, ready. " The Grand | Senstor's bedroom, or”in he “clevator. or | afiow ‘o “maiorias “otnerwiga thon' st | ‘“Fu tesidence. of Copt. MeRiFpy le No. 112 D.owiteat arisn B, Bowworih, of this iy, Bzed I e Co " : - | ous uf the tive indictinents agsiost tum, with the | J: 1d aic next week, and it was an fmpos o ed cup n the houss the X % Nonucrd pecossary. | Fosea taa marrisd man Bud | doratanding that ha was Aub 10 b6 provebaind on | tarf prudtd it ezt wi 0 . o would have bean Iarge ongngh. for that mattet, for | Soa® saaiing roneall S, qihe coustrnctlon, | North Iobey atreet, & ahy nolzhhorbood, which restdus ut 125 Twenty-third street. 20 yestordny morning John Jones, n 1-ta-do German residing at No. 600 Halsted #treot, after calling his wife sud children into 8 100m up-siairs, sepped out Into the hall, closcd o door, and " ehot blmsclf. in ~ the mouth with 8 No, 2 th & Wesson revolver, No cause could bo asvigned for the act. Leath was simost Instantancour, The Coroner's Jury, in akiug up their verdict, conclinded that tho slivots iz was not suicidal, bul owing werely to the carcleas handiing of the weapon. At uoon yestonday the body of a man was foiiud in the'siver neat Divinion sirect bridge, by mome laborers in & lumber-yard hard-by. = The Ludy was identified astnat of Ambrose Moser, who had been miusing from his home, No. 468 North avenue, since the Uth fostanl.’ No' marks of violence were foand on his person, and the monoy tion to ask him hl“pul on the case when his decls. ton wounld not bind the Urand Juary. e therefors declded to Jet 8t Peler await tho action of the Urund Jury. TUR TOWN OF LAKE TROUBLES, and, Judging Trom all sppearances, ho is faithfut to hia trust, Ile roporta everything moving har. moplously between the stons and the brick mon, and the work prograssing finely. IHe atated that the basement story would be leveled np nnd com- ge to Ly tho Iast of th onth, Ia this there wiil something more than 2, 000, 000 of brick, which 1a of the bes qnml%{, known as sewer brick, from being burned harder than common brick. The grained arches have beon plated for the doors and windows, and they will be lefs ontli the next floor {s up, for the sake of convenienca in getiing up the materiat. Having furniahcd (bis fnformation, the Buper- Intendent left to attend to more lmflarlflnl dutios, nnd tho reporiér continued 1o maka his obsorva- tions by bimzelf, e noticed that the loug line of Tiedford stone, five layers deep, was uniform In appearance, 80 far ad an inpracticed eyc was ublo 1o judgo, of tho anality in every particul and witnoat blomi the ottiers a1 ance, but with 1o promises whatever. Ile tried 10 exact the promiso that hin sewience shuuld not exceed vne year, but no siich prointdo war matde, unil when b comes up for sentence ho will be entirely af (he merey of the Court, the Htate's Attorney having rofured (o muke any con. censlons, Evidence w10 his former reputation 1w 10 bo heard fn o few dags, and thea will come hia sentence, Il¢ cannot get wnure than fourteen years nor less than ono year. Tho stench ciases camo up yestenlny morning in the Criminal Conrt. 'In “dune last Sherwln & Co. were found gulity of malntaining o nablic nuisance, but, pieading tiie haby act, thoy were lentently dealt with, wnd, instead 0f an onler belng lssued at unce abating the auisance, they were RINCA & week to slow wiy sach an order siould not bo mada, At thegnd uf the week they eame 1nto court aguin with the greatest namillty, tepr the reception of the gentlemen who did the grace- ful thing by calling unon the illustrious Chairman of the grest Democratic National Committee snd United Senator from Connccticut. The only two Democrats of any fama at all n‘theso parts that wero mindfol of the honor dua‘to a United States BSenator from the Siato where they raiaa tho leaf for pure Havana cigars were Mr. W. C. Goudy and Mr. John Forsythe, 'The great mass of the Democracy no doubt thought themaelves in beitor business, a4 the; patronized wet-groterica and visoned beautiful achemes for running the spproaching primaries. Lie trat as it may, tha receplion waa what might be called small, ‘bus eminently rospectable, With the design of making it even moro so, Tns Tnis- UNE oo adventured himaclf into Lhle cholce selec- tion of pure Democracy and undelled, and, sfier tho usual introductory palaver, ed to talk with the Nenator from Down Easl. Belter had it been for ihat reporter had bo been provided with a can be reached in a tolerably convenient way by | KENT=v. 1oy, only son of Willlam O. Kent (do. {ha Tndiane strcet car, - When Tou. Jutnp O Ak f,,'g;fi;“%}:‘,’,,}',:’,’,,,‘,;?.’.,!&'“.“‘.p‘l' AT the Teatabnce: the corner of Itobey yon go l|1nu.» L3 cn;ner baer- | No, 1435 Weat Fulton-st., aged & yoars @ muntl d hull, and there on rar whare tho | 14 daye, | Capiain ' lives. ' On the way you pauss nndes s | EBDes Molues papors sod Virgints Gasette, la., -poplar tree, soolng two people—possibly highway- | Plussa capy. men—standing in tho shadow under a fonce. You dllcnlvnr Il.u‘x Ilwy‘ & n;u hlg‘l‘mu;nul;k?n; ANNOUNOEMENTS, mer an innocent conplo Wi ar In| A e e~ e nd!v:n{lxo of the shadow, and are qnietly EMOCRATIC MARH.MERTING — TIIE MASS. ¢ re nothung to togging stch attier. Thess things are nothung 1o | ;g {RSCHnE chlied Y Ahe ats Lentea) Comipicse ot ba woiderod a1 16/ shy usighborend. iy ar for e pellrioversullarore. 1t Will now b’ Hedac g:;‘:;',f."n‘r"l:“-rflu A “;n.' h‘;*xf.l L L ';'::5 .:- Parwel{ 1181l Batapday cvenlng, t4iiinst,, st 8 o'clock weet by and by * or ** Baby mine. " ymeating will be addrossed by Mears, Goudy, fl-'."‘,"}",’{;f“u",,‘""a‘m’.y.,‘?.‘xlm’m and_you ’nlnu on, gg:{{fin-ua Tiymes. Col.Jussen Wit Tpeak on ihio 1ausr looking With cara at the siteys. No policeman | 24 3 ; about. oud few Kas-lampe, With dit prospect of | 1ytcie a1 o Females For i, Derpcrats of Th a retuening car Lo take you back to civillzation. Btate 1o do their duty in the camyalgn (b order o come Floundering about stivly n this BIY quarice of | ists L Graritow uf he LepaLILcAD DRET: Jdndee Moore {Eflllnllf moraing heard the de- murrer to the bill in the cass of Lord et al. vi B, Condit, and the other oMicors of the Town Lake, The bill charged them with neglect and malfeasance In nfice, the taking of exiortionate fees, etc., and asked for an account and a deereo compelling 1hen to make vood the deficiency, A demurrer was filed on the ground that the ailega- tiona of the hill ware (a0 goneral and indetnite, a0 that the defendants could notbo compelled to Answer them. Judge Moore thought sv too, but gave the complainants leave to awend. DIVOKCES, Magzle Fuchs complatned yesterday that her hnsband, llenry Fuche, bas been Rgailty of both A of cruely and drunkennes » The corner of thu connty | the city Tux Titnune reporter last evening finaily | By onder of the Cook Couniy Iemucratis Commitiec. e wa known to'have had ‘with "himt was® Tound | S ! 0T, ", o agee, tn sl the ; Marlla Flahtty syl oughtto hare o divorce | USRS, Deck A0, beo dromana In | baiing ihat was wabhed T order acomunestnd | aloverod e tose of Capt, Nefieir)"s sk i ST ntact. eceased was abon years of age, ol y e o1 'rom bis wife Kllzabeth, oa account of ber habit d mo h e Lonf uoks clean | cottage comlo ly furnislied, and well shade thet "] Lermin birth, aba was ouplored asa carncr by | S8SE enCs AL end b6 tiat owa thoy agits | ®Sorting \runic and carousing around asioons to,| hM, be Tomained down-wiaira, Senator Uarnum | compared With tho rest - of -the racture, G. f CUAFY e staate Zeitung, ‘Whe inquest will be beld so-day. There wns s mooting held rt No. 990 Archer avenne last evening, for the purpose of orzamziug o military compsuy {n that ‘section of Diridzeport. The men (nterested In this movenient are Socialists, but declare themnvives as vpvossd 10 Communlam. Tho originator of the movement 1x one Martin English, 8 professod agltator, wi 1t 43 snld, s alwaya inciting the men abont him by every means in bis power, There wers anout tweuty prusent at the meeting last nlght.. whtch was ouly preliminary initactivrscter, Admittence was denled all outslders, an the managers sro de- Meous that the alms aud mteation of the company used t0 talk o reporters,—ruther Irecly, too,— tut Inst ovening ha Intlmnted i frigid tones that fie wouldu't have it any more, Recaollecting, pos- uibly, the days when ho Interviswed foralitho thiny was worth, and reinembering, possibly, bow he had said that in times past which 13 hud beon better have left unsaid, the now wise man {rom the eged that no Chl newspaper man, with- var ravorted him core with theso monotunous poplars. Ashatpnngattae . Co door-ell brougt tho Captain to the dour, Ite wat | o 1n undress, und yot he did not seem to_have heen | MR RIGHTH-WAUD abed, 1le looked and acted in that dnbiooe way as | L meetast 231 Wesh targ though he waa not quita cortain whether the visitor 0. LATTIMORE wae friend of & ballifl, A Tl The viitor frankly dnd terscly explained his | woll tall 150 Nisalaon-ok mission, reciling the wholo mysterlons tale of the | - e S CETTTTTELT suppuecd abduction, and then pausad for n roply, il MOURAY LEANS T10 SPEL TE A5, Mkirdy bt fa righs hand tnto his Aghts }.Y-Zfl'fi'.'ffi heckioa this ovening, ac7idd i sawce :l‘lnd nwane:bvo«t:kolt an hr‘h:yeu wln:lptlg::(u& ————————————— o was evidently at a loss w| ossy, He e T out upon the darkness, but the darkness gavo no , DVEROOA'TSD. tokon, and the only word then spoken was the | ~ A~ i, o ST | "FOR FALLOVERCOATS ® e Of Atrasgements. _ REPUALICAN CLUB . this oven) his great paiy aud annoyance, ITENR, . Mr. Edward Drammond, the well-known Chief- Depnty in the Fedoral Court, luw returned, jooks $nig and foeting much refeeancd by iile vacation. Judge Willisms waa in coutt yesterday, bpt will not bo apain untll Mondsy, . ° Jndze Booth will hear mot{gas to-morrow. Judge Acalliater will not be In coart ustli Mon- day. e l{. E. Jenkine was appointod Asslance in bank- ruptey ycmnh{ of Teanc It, and Willle M, Ifite, Assigpeca will ba choaen 4t 10 &, m. to-day for W. 171k Marper and Steohen T, Bowen. UNITRD BTATES COURTY. in machinery to deetroy the stench of tholr eatublishment. and yot further time, and yesterday the rase came up on the original order, that they should show cause why the nalsanco they werw crenting shoald not be abated. The hearlng wus tedious, aad far from interesting, Gen, Stiles and Mr, Weber appearing for the people, and D, J. Avery for tho defondants, A large number of witnuases were esamiued on either side, the de- Tendants setting sw thut the -nulsance hag neen abated, aud tho prosecutlon nrging that the stench wad as great now i It had over been. ‘Llie wil- newses fortlhic defundunts were Jouseuh Sherwin, Dr. Wilkiow, 1. 1L McMulien, J. M. Terwhllger, William Shepwood, Dr. Lawrence, Caot. A, H. and If any person not projndiced can detect an_ unpleasant contrast, or’ aven a noticeable differcnce, hetwcen 1ho two atones, lis is mote cxpert than the wrter, for thera was not half the difference botween thess that In observa. ble In many tndividual stanes of the county por- tion, whicit I8 ‘already beginning to assume & mot- tled appexranto, ‘The reporter, having finlshed the inspection of the naw City+Hall, Lurned into the county's bulld- g, and slioss the frst thing that greeted bls aye was o most lnmentabla botch, which it will be dlill- calt to mM{ und which, If notremodied, must canso a catarblly (o that edifico, -Just Inslde of the snuthetn ‘entranc, on the east alde of tho UCTS THE GOSTEL w-day 100a Iu Lower Fat rectly, cxpressad his beilef Inthe pollcy of silence, und refuscd to give eitherald or comfort to the at. .8 1o aay, the reportor. to draw bim out, t It was,“of no umee. Al the wutisfaction he got was the negative sortof Infors mation that ko Senator from Conneeticnt wasn't Are, and severcly burned the back of Tommuile, a Liglyear-old boy. ‘I'bio muther re-outered just | timo to prevent the bouss from eatching fire, ellest son dled while ahe was thus engayed, and the yonnger oue disd some hours later, Tho ugony and distraction of the mothier wad wo pitiful tnat the Coruner's jury could barely remain n the Ruuse Jung enough to draft their verdict. - The Board of Manngers of the Womon's been heard o ATt d rd of the Go TOo A ey 0 o tdeaos B 1 | Wiliam neny and Tohn 5, Mobosald, of Fond bullding, there 1s 3 brick buttzess which shows | Capiain said, *<Taie 8 the fist T hav ba pliould be kept secret uatil it 8 fally onantaed, | Bl e sanies Larih, and Prink Bday,or whom | du Lac, flea & Bl yestordny assinal Thomas | Sshero on political matters beni, but solely on UNMISTAKAULE BIONS OF DISTRESS, metar, and } don't sco L shonld say ‘saytling uu- N Coroner Diotzach yostorday hold an in- | saveral wetw empioyes uf the ca and thoyall | Eonetty of ltockford, ik, to pravent him from | yud coaldn's give any: nad that cven if ho did | It savy culinna ufiron souilapiastie | Wioewhatemiamentinmalle: b Lo o A J quent tpon Jaacs MeCormick, 3 years of age, at | $wore that the curablishmens was to sweet ancould | Iniringlng o patent for n Iprovoment in stamp: | Bavo Gny, he woada'tra . 'Ll regorter biaie | foof: This butreus i combated of o siztcon-Inch AT S e b R b Wi g y y oy RNo, 108 Jeflersan strest, who was burned’ to | be, nnd did uot emit any vdors. For the prosccu- | extractors, granted Sept. 26, 1877, tocomplatnants. | o tuat a'Connecticat opinjon on the Maiue olec- | Walk wlmtnln‘sunln-lnch projoction. Now, with | the "{m?:r'mn A Nny o‘“:-m;:‘r‘n -;"y"‘n: ) 3 denth Wednosday morniug durlng the abaence of | tion the wituessen wers r.'St. Clair, Anthouy |, CIKCOIT COURT, - tiun_ might not be out of place, but the mercat | 9IY Lw0 stories welghtugon it, It shows an slarme | printed in the morning. Nowyou can aay whether Cor. State & Madison-sts. tho mother at the grocorf. = Tuelittia fellow'y | Suoburier, . W. Buckingham, ” Leonard llodyes, |* Charles W, Elphicke beean ssuil for §1,000 dam- | mention of that sudlect was rocaived with evident | In wiato of weakneas. Tho mortar ‘is druop) e wamien, adil. AEIfe RAF: AeoUnd SEFWROTE. e 5 i D e e waaaerinn || N Ol Motk o i) Mot s st seainst John Hockelmane, . o'y disapproval, and bronght out the dechdedly mn | SUIIOT IR MRS, R B penee ettt | By Tap 4 Y e hout the stove, an. 0 then ran inl iy v AR i o A% ly O 4| o uiis nor commences snl n tres| . tory re t! slthough the speaker By 1183 tricd fo smotlier The fmes. Lut tho hed caught | Afie Wers manufactaring s much stunch s | acainat. Joho Casoy and Charles B Homick 10 ree | bovelactaan chd yiaen oud’ snewPaaker might | of crumibled brlck and moriar, ~ Tho opposlis side | “Fiie Captatn edmisted that bahad mot ner ono THEY HAVE THB i Y Rrar tun eiaeney ek ; of ‘the wall alsa- belokens the diatrexs In which cover $3,000 damages, Jucob L. Scipp fled 8 bill'and obtained a tempo- rary injunction against 8, W, McBride and J. B, itto to restrain them from lovying on bie stock of groceriens g 1007 indigna avenne uuder a judi. ment rendered Aug, 21. 1878, in favor of Meliride & Co. agalust Annlo E. aud A, P. 'I'cel befors Jnstico llaines, Complainant avers that he pur- cliased the stock of grocerles of Mre. Teal on the afternoon, batimmedlately thereaftar pnt vimselt nst you, 1d the Jatter) **if you the; Bro ot Lruie, sy w0, ¥/ they IN THE MARKAT, Y . - " r sl s Cantan e st oo s enougn i | _ FROM $6.00 UP T0 $25.00. about it wlien thoy ke any charges. ™ e —————eet jorter iyt ask all the questions he chose, atit] lm would ret nu Informstion as to what thove opinions werc, and |t was this, one of the main supports of the building, is laced. 'Tho buttreas ie an ungainly Job anyhow, Bavina s buize on one swie. of Auatly ‘two. chos: 1t will be remombered that, altuongh the county contract eallod for hard brick, Sexton waa allowed &1 u thousand more than the contract called for if o would use hard or sawor brick. Thesa brick, it is said, ho has made himself, and the guality, as »p, therefore, o af- could nat bs now made, but ought to have been ainde when the conviction was had. r, Wober, for the pcoble, touk the contrary viow, and urged hia opinfons with consideraole force. and the Court touk the whole question under advisement, the prosccution promising, in the meaatlme, 10 furnish an abundunce of wutkoritics to back up ity tempt it The reporter daforred to tho concentrats ed wisdom of years—team Connecticut—snd loft. THUR PIATISTS. wittes of the Fiatiat ‘The County Centrai Com followling waated two Lo might have besn betier s 3 hargs, Now when CLOTHING Intof August, wnile the Judgment was bob ran- | os R e s ta waual winral et | can bo' ween by any disintérested party, la very Lut thoy do_maka thiosa © 3 : Ahristlon Assoctation met to tho number of abo it ., Py 0 . o5 oor, slthough ho obtained $30, 000 extra from tha | did you seet the woman, and whoro did yon take ity yeuturday forepoon, M, Clark, tho brests | P detamniliWenty days aluts | ot anytniug lko results, A Bub-Cownnitteo ra- | Fyyisor upon i job. - Lareo' lims.holos appear | her or ient, occupled the chair, The reeignation of Mry, THE CUSTOM-HOUSE, Ouly $1,000 worth of ¢ per conts was subscribed for yesterday, I'ho Sub-Treasury dishursements yester- day amounted to §175,000 in currency and $2, insilbver, in the brick in the walls, and the worthlessneas of the work is spparent from the re. & thus far, while much more woight 18 ta come upon it yot. About twelvo feet to the eastward is another coluwmo, a portion of which was cut lo do something with an iron girder. This hole, a workman sald, was left for some time, & weak spot, but ino gap was patched up & day or two ago, and presents & rougn job. If any expert should examine the two bulldings ported that they had arranged & nice littie schome by which tho .membars were o0 ba distingulshe from tbis comman surt of men by wearing & badge adorned with the letters N, G. L, P portent of wiich is obvious, Thon the Campalim Com- mtteo gave 18 out that Ierr, snd Camp, and otho were 1o stump Cook Counly eatstde of Chicago. ‘The Finauce Commitiee represcntad jself solid to the exient of about §100. Mr. Jokn P, lvers, » wember ‘of ihe party, baving ted vnr;" suddenly Wednosdsy, a tomnnu}u was +11.gn't want tomske anyjstatements, _You aay {nunuump«mun 1 lave heard how some fei- O To PUESTISEUSEE o sl el UV UL RIUUUIs owa como around and puimp things outof s wan, 4 T1} wals and vee what they've got to say, and then 11 be thine £nogih for wo o say something. " ) ut where did_you takb her to, and where did ave the bUygy tial dayy” IO ont g ‘tu say auything obont {t. You 184 un(l 186 Stntc:fit., are the first I have seun” that's told me about this, tnd1want ta notbing woro Uil {ue whet tioy | FOR MEN’S AND BOYS’ SEREn. . | AL SUUTS AND OVERGOATS 1 don's know what you are talklug sboitt, " AUCT10N SALES. ‘The revurter a7aln went vyer (ho sad story for toe e, it ot et s e imefor | REQULAR WEEKLY SALE hln w deny any chargod when the proper time me, . l ¥ Ill “1Ta swas Just closing the door in Wi viaior's faca i URNI URE' w'hlahu u:u mulmfll-;nlfi 'fm“c';"l ahu:‘r:: n:' lll:l: l:l‘l.u Soprisoulr ol heags, (10 ‘| FRIDAY, SEPT.13, * Arral el i - THoURHE You Bad RORG 10 lod o AT 9:60 A. M., e Aud. tiea 'they Lot sat down uwn the | NEW OHAMBER SUITS, Waduworth, the Secrelary, was read and accepted witn regret, and Mrs, Hamlll wae chosen to il the wucancy untll tuo next annusl mecting. Too re- part uf the Executive Committed was recelved, sfter which the Treasnrer suvmitted o report giv- ing ehe receipte_of the month at $350.00 and the endittires ne $3U3, 70, Among the itews waa ¥ 0 recelved from the boarding-bouss, Mra, Joreph llgven, for the Committes oo Religious W Teportea that they bad Jupo JaxmsoN—1, M, 45 40831, 3. "No, elal. 2, 33 to 30, 41, 43, 45, - sishain v Bradidy, o @anT—477, 4, 400, 415 (0 426, and 420, sl 210 ik Juban Jacinalve. N vous Mool No. 73, Keobana va Bul- Uvan, on trial, Judux FaswxiL—Ceneral business. JUDGMRENTS. &uerrtan COCRT-JCUGRGARY=C. L, Riceetal. va, Michael WV, Maoning sud Joseph Eastman, $3l.&2— Whittein Campbell et al, va. 1, 1. Dugle aud Jewes 1. Ghestiave, “iin an” wgregata "als | ‘Lo Tnterual Novenne receipts yestordny | fiiue 47 i L e #ppointod 1y draw up resclutions and sticnd the 1 onest, ssy ‘Labi fhe iy palt T ceof 120, Lr. Waiton, Ih the nuecnce of | footed mp $2:,822, OF that smount $18,253 O avle ye. Luoy liangy vere N 4 as good, )f not botter than, the atroian of .t Diseneey - Comtas o {iew sk, and motion for new Grid) ~tt, A wordy attack on ihe chiaracier of one Camp, of v was for taxos oo eirits, 87,215 for tobacco, §277 fur goer, and $20 for expogls. Revenuc-Agent Kinnoy, formerly etationed in thiscity but now located at Detrolt, was arosud the butldlng yeeterday, e lu takiug advantags of "a leave of abseuce for the purpuse of visiting his fawily, who reside down in the counuty halfi and now compare the cost of each with ‘the other by she following approximate fig- ures, which are very neariy cofrects COUNTY BUILDING, ! wiom certaln of tho gentlemen present alleged tuat Lis Greenbackism wasn't of the right stylo 1o cummend itsolf Lo their views, Thogentloman, who consldered himuell sapersed, got in & reply, which oply served 10 add fuel 1o the lames. In tho midst of ihe cackling, the Chajrmsn gol & man to move toadjourn, The molion rmmllod. and the as- perved and hls asporders had it out in private, ‘I'bis svening the Ureonbackers will hold thelr First District Congresalonal Conventon at the same placy, No. 110 Dearovrn strest. ELIZABETII KERWAN AND UER USLUCKY BON-IN-LAW. The ofticers and men of the Chicsgo Avenua Sta- tion busicd themselvea yesterday In fruitless en- Rl ARE i B i e o Winltam 5. Waller, §5,679.35. e e Lhat the phywician, iitutiun biad wade 33 vielts o 143 pationts. The repust of the Superiulendent of tho bodrding- oo wus read, by which it gppeazs that there are Huw twenty bustders at the llome, snd that i 4 in B hourishimg co lon. Afler sume dlacussion ut the advisability Inviting Dr, Jobn Lord to lect- uis for the benedt of Lho Aswociation, during which nany ladics expressed themseives as unadle urunwilling to sl tickets, Alrs. Hamill was ro. queeted o prevary @ circulur settiug tarth the ieeds of this chanty, ‘Ibo unnual saeeting of loe Arsuciation i wel fur tho svcond Thursday in Ucta. ber, und 1t s expected thut there will be s lurgu at- leatiance, us ahiuost sll of the churcties in ths city are micrested fn the work. The place will Le an- nuunced herewlter. After the sppuintment of 2 onnected wita that i BOARD Or EDUCATION. ELECTION OF QRYICERS. The Doard of Kdacation heic s requinr semi. wonthly meeting last eventng, Vice-Prusident Wells in the chair, The only absentee was Len- nle, The rules requiring officers to be elocted at the fret meeting in September, this was procweded with - luspector Arnold nominated Mr. Walls for Pres- ident, saying the position was due to him on,ace .')r‘n' K. ToD-work: DRk woric.: Cut-stone work. Tho cavo of Abraham Cappels, charged with being implicated in the forgery of Jabols ased for ths Eeldeubery urand of Cigurs, was to bave come up beiote Commisssoner lluyno yesterday,. but waa continued until o'clock iuls siternvon. Uno.of the witnes vid (irecohat, af Clacin. natl, came up ycelerday morming, bat anvilber frum tng exme city fulled to arrtve, and bence tha Cut firlck-work.., Iron-work.... thems, And then they buth sat bottom step. The reporter, feehng inutinclively that e Was noW trewdliz upon delicato ground, NEW PARLOR SUITS, i Invade th tty of 1 Somutice 10 nouinats oficers for th coin; | SUNLRUBNCS ULl this alteenuon, “wien Be ls v+ | (o of hia long sxperlanca i school allair, bia | doavors (o unearth a mysiery that was prescnled to ?‘l’l"'l"{‘::‘“?‘s"l‘%“‘- Tmmedlaitly sbicouded aad 1o G, Ulnda S VD Sear, the weetiing ejonrned. pucted W Ut i wu apgeacance, R O ohocl AU, bl tho Captiin to bis ruflections, them io the ikl of murder comwiited for pocu- nlagy galn, During the day & roport was made to b effect that ENzabelb Kerwsn nsd been miseing froms hor home sinco: Aug. 24; that she was 84 years of age; waa dressed 9 lerproof dre sbpes, JUDGE LOCURANE, Among the guests st the Graud Paclic {e Judge Lochrane, of Allanta, Un, “1le -0 the city oo bunineas counected with the Puliman Palace-Car Coupany, betng the uttorney for thut Comyany ta the bouth. e Judge was befure the \War active in the polities of Georgla, sud bas beld varous . e1C., et - rendered W the city. L POMEROY & CO, No uther wus named, and, a ballot belng had, voto atood: Well 3 Dlsnk, 4. Mle w cordingly declared elected. In uccopting the position. he returned ki Decaly sonelule of tho responsibilities of lio asked the aid and co-operation of the mumbers W A'x'mn'ulmll e :ur‘ lflcn!‘lwled c",}"',n"“’,,‘,"' 18 vesgel late lasl ul ant eurne: R B | e . m;n:'pmpmu 10 n'-v- McKHirdy arrestea s By J, C. & G. PARRY, mornioy, belioviag thut he bias uude way with tho * 7 2 Medisonat., near the bridge, wulsan under susplcious clrcumstauces. After wooks of wuiting, Gen, McDowall has roceived authorlty from Washington to make cortuin uecessary churges wuich sugicested the selves 10 bim whoen le arnived hepe and look tlubaildiug over. The ceilingestoucs 1o thoe cor- nidora on the vast And wouth sided of the new Cud- 2 w‘h? haye Lo pay for th . ! Ounan. dlstionesty of thelr otfi- ‘The tnxpayers-owe & debt of eiernal grati- 0 those who havo stood up for their rights igainst tho nowerful tiugs (u the County and Uity Lioards, and bave saved to them over hulf & million . c. Now the rame - lom-House have for a luog timo attraciod & good X of dollsre, The portion of the dome aiready dullt CORRESPONDENCE A l 0 d 0 't Gllien Of reapoustblity. and Honor, Amumg thoum | deal of uneuviapio prowiuesco aud not a fitle | in e ifurteto diacharge the duties devoiving " jla one nat uokuown 1o | 4 ucost ot $7,000, had betier bo- trausportad o R i INQE. NIy ge-(}()lll y thal of Chief Justico uf the Biate. A reportar of | sharp criticiun from the fact tast they not vuly | upon bim. ns PNl the booclicie e end ext Uiy sesbinnent i To the Editor of The Tridun the & ¢ Journol iterviewed b sb some | LA every uppesrauce uf being about the poourest For Vice-Presldent Phil loyne waa the only | city, snd assoclated . fherowith lo cummemorato the dlagrace of the coalemptibie . THIS MORNING AT 0:30, 1 yestendy opon ‘weneral politics from a | stone the contractor could ind, Lut that they were | nominee. und he was unanimously clected, Idea of & demenied mind, This apprehe: Court- House mng. . b Cuicaco, Bept, 12.,~llaving perused several 1 all the superlor Boutbern stundpaint, actually 10 3 brocess of disintegrution and crumb- | Mir. Doty was rewelocied buporintendent, racoly- | (%8 08 (ERSRARG IRIRSE,, Jos RG0S The Bgures of the lron-work of the City bullding | eyiciyg of lato tn your paper in regard to smoking 'Will e sold all the supe Ui Juitee widd of Prosident Tlayes that be was | hog, wnlfg -Muw eated I!u:‘t ll‘:mul- ho et thng | fng 12 oul of I votew, two boing lsak, and Mr | 200000 tny woman, Sbe is 84 ysard o could not by ascertained, aud sherefore the county hat coul Uoue woul 0 Felnove tnews, nol regarded 1n the South 84 elonking to any party, uur did ko bave any hold upon the Yolew there. Soure night have sunposcd that he secured his by the facs of hus laking Key, of Tevnomoe, Sl it Vubinel, Bub Key's duduence was (itiue atemual, Belore lis elevatlon he held o very orldinary 1 the fegal profe but dil not tave much political induence, Au n bat to calen Southern support Koy was a failuse, The Souiheruers boloved thas Tliden wiid hunestly elected, and that o should now be Prenitent, Tl Judye hud bigh personal opinton ul Mr, Hayes; thuugbt Lont be went inly 1he vilice Wit the Lope of being the €1vic suvior of the couns tev, um Grant had been ite wilitary, and tnat ho Wwould be uble Lo lesve the FPresidontial chatr fo mingle witt a Laupy sud prosperous peopie; but that ke wasn weak oan, aud Jacked (ho power W carry out i own desites, Yel b contrased that in blv opinjon Fiiden woulit not have doue se well e Hayess ‘ilden was s **Orat-rute fellow,” but ed the Ward was chiosen Buildiug and Suguly Agent, For altorney tWa were nam Mr, Perking, dy Prasdlog, sud Cot, It W, lcaby, by Yocke, A ballot resulted: Perking, 5] lcady, 7; and , another nallot was had, Puerkins, 67 and the forwer ected Behioo) Agont withoat v, Jutneon Clerk chosen; fluokkeeper, , John Guilford an Slrs, Marisn A communication was received fom the Princi- pal ot the Iligls Sckool wiving the uames of seve eral children wuo, though living outside the city lunits, gevired 10 stiend the High School 14 waa referced to the Buperintendent with power tauct, sud lbey will be sdmitted o payment of the ueual Luition. ‘I'ie fupurt uf the Bchoo) Agent for August was subwitied: The cash on haad Aug, L was §14 D82, receipts, $4,8K0; exvenditurcs, $:200: talance Sewt, I, $19,50% The tatal reat of school-fund property, due aud unvaid, is $27,370. CHOWDED. Inapector Hotz, from tue Committee on Balldings and Urouads, reported hat the Principale of the Wicker Park aud Elizubetb Kireet Schools cowm- pialned of their crowded condition. Un motiup, the keucral subject (there belng Afty- ve duuble divisluny in the city) waa left with tho , and potice desctiby Lot graphically with the sayiug | fwures sre given, P . on the front platform of streot-cars, tha writor | PARLOR CIAMBER & DINING-RODM FURNITURE would like to ask M IS 1% Dol enongh to b com- | (U 0l i fu order, . Also Velseb volled to go to the front platform, which in windy | ang Biruscls Carpeta, J3F Mattress-a Bodding, mm} arurat meier s duastesntin i e eatrens, | (AR Wit S T 1o Ps0itug done ob the fear platlorm, there e 3 yaula be oo wuflkmlm o tulaceo wafici inio e e JUSAIL UL ARSI the car. Let me ask, alsu, what ous fashlon S q I} 19 1 wiilch wilows wo-caliud ladtes to carry anupen | 13y CILAS, B, RADDIN & CO. ;nn-umn:'»llu n ’lllu l:l 'Il.t'nllu writer hi: hG\’llil the Auctfoncers, 118 and 120 Wabash-av. ortune hrew or four thines this summer to ride in gL boanrbiaid scar whiors thls bus pcc tho chas, o certtnly LARQE AUCTION BALF. OV takes up room, and preveu! coplo On the wlrcet from acolug whetlior thers 1a roum 10 et innde | 1) 10, O, GOODS the car gr not. Oae would thiak frow the com. g plainant's article that the fewales were Bit sugols CIIIS DAY, and the 0puosilY sx completo buors. The writer CHAS. E. RADDIN & CO. las frequently noticed Low ulkooileing females | e——ee———ee RO = B0 = LONG & CO CONYOYANCE, ore | & ca BEGUL,AB BAT AY B A en | paradtare, Cargels, Stoves, Mirrars, &z, tha beamn oub of thelr own oyce 8o they may sye Wore cleasly Lo bull out tho mote th tho eyes oF 2 P“““.“- W‘”K'fl', ?&flm.p_!fle' at ol Uhelr lurmentory, and oot lad fuult Lecaun & man, Sept 3 .1.?.4.,{(u.n. i when he LUt R0 8 eeul, goes Out onthe plat. ) NO & L0, Auctlonecrh form 10 $mokv. ** What's saucy for tho §ooKe,'" Ay UITRUS L. 2 eley A Can-Paruon, Suct 8 Lung was #ll Lo wore necessary frum (he fact that certain heavy pleces of iron wers o bo tted 1w wil the ceiliug fnishod od. Gen, M. Duwwll saw tue tolly of sttemptivg to do tis with such rotten stons wa wors i, the curnidury, and asked bormiseion W substitutd bricks, A s ) Luat permisainn naw been granted amd the chinge 18 beiog made, with the certamty that ju the place ul an iavcure wasy Of bud sione, there wil die for & cerling-foundation 8 susstantlal wne of trickwork. “Fhis lronwork In the binluing e now being pmnted red, the gt faucy work on the 001 10 Fucotve & wecoud coalof green sud vold, and the wurk of putting in the wooden fuorw, laid on lrou sad coucrete, will provably comiencn tiext week. As fliere 8re sboul Lwo acres of Hoorin t0 be aune, OF wbuut B0, LU square foat, the Job wil Hrousbiy consum thy e part, if uot ell, of tbe winter, 'T'he door-[rames and window-frames ouglit tu bo put 1o woou, wnd pusatuly wils be, but thw skyligut will probably have 10 “go over uutil spriug, for the vimple reason that 1t canROt poeie vly bo’ golten ready before Pebruary, waen tive winter will bave been ball over, Kor purposcs of Drotection & Lauioyrary ruof will probauiym orect- «d and wade o do vervice untl the pecumadeut ute can bu placed fn powitiou. e COL. JUUN V. GREOG wasbeld, yestorday aiternoon, v swait the sction ol tho Grund dury, the folluwing deciion of Coum- suwstoner Hoyne foroisbiug bhe ressvos for bie hat whe is wolpan whow oue would be afraid to weet in the dark. ler face, yellow with agu, ts tuarked by furrows so doey that Uiy ure objects of much speculative comment, Her eyen aro lurge, ustrous. sad - manjucal in expressio *+ Thoy louk like cat's oyes, " unid one of the oilicere who knuwe ber well. * {Ge usually wors & winte ponaet of the old wlyle, and the contrast belween the white frestness o' the head-gear and nor weathee-atained and xlpfm-beaten cuunienance lont (o bera peculiarly wild and somewbat rupul- sive appearauce. 1u atature she was about Ave fecl six inches high, *'apd s broad as long, " re- 1aurked the oticer Rerelglury referred to, Une of the occentricities of 1Ry sirange old wowan's charscier was her propéualty for roving, Bhe has been picked up iu &il parth Of the city, Often she bocn Lrougbt A town by farmers live iog sway out oa Archer avenua; agsin cltizens " Hviug Do - Yydo Purk. She has tramped the North .Bide tuo, sud her fuce sud form are fawilidr fn every policu-station of the Rbonish tesntory.’ In her gypay-lie wans deripg Elizabotl was generally uf b pearoful uud Larmiess dispusitiun, thyugh sho served s o ter- s L0 m'r crowds of schqu) calidren who fed at her apwroach. But it was In her lome-life that **Uranny" Kerwan showed th 't points and sngular sldes of hee Uispositivn. Sbe,could not dwell in ewcet tranqulllity st the sbode’ whict she called ber — . BURGLARIES AND ROBBER- g 1E8. BOME NHAT WOHK. Bome very cleaver sneak work has.been done by thievea durini the past week, and 1o ono has been caught or punlshied for 1L Thorofars bsnkers and bLusinese taen caunot be tév thorougbly upon their guarl. Tne bola and succesaful **uneak " upon the oftice of James 8. Otls, n the Otis Block, whereby thieves becumo possesged of some $400 cash pnd some valuable papcrs, was followed up by another cqusily bold and successful rubbery, last Taceday novn, &t the real estate office of MHoury P, lsbawm, corner of Lake and LsSulle streats, At that liour only one clerk was present, and, while bo was engaged in converalug with a colored man who rents & house throngh the sgency, the aneak onter- ed and concealed himself. The ofiice 1 fitted with the furniture lfll‘mtl’l{ in uso by the Marina Bank. FPiuger-marks upon tho dusty ratlings show con- clusively that the sneak got behlnd the counter aud zatlings by crawlicy throug®w small window, such a8 {o used vy Lank casnlers and tellers. 'The aper- ture ls wmall, sud o get through he wscesud ol con- ol BiL IoF the uflic. e wuuld bave swash Democratic party 1110 peces. “Piden would not be renominated, at least uot by the Southeru votea, ‘Tue peoply tlere believe thut by was elecied, but that ‘he bad ol the coursgs 1o atick up for bis sigbtw, 1o could wot sgalu luduce she Bouth to stand by him uftes naving deserted i, "Flierg wae & geuers] upression jn the Soath (hat Grast would be renominated by the Itepublican, Ho appeared Lo be the vuly wen lo whow Northarn caullas had conBdence, and I was believed that thy wust bave ‘been pos Aoy wealtiy Hupubiicans would preter biu on sccount | beiny kept (0r [uturo use, ‘The decisiun Was nob | Comimittes, they 10 1eport st thy next moeling | Lobe.—ide bouse of - hex son-in-daw. . It dots | widerablo eellty, A large tin_bux lyhug BUBURBAN, WiLSON & EVENDEN, be slabality bt wulurm b0 busioess It be werw | furwsily supounced, but was i wrilten form aud | what can be dune, in view of 1bs liuiled sppropris | o ‘wow sppcar very, cleurly whetbor or | un the cle: deak, containing sowse §udl ln casl, MAPRUVILLE. i 1u the event of hie nominalion the South | paswed sround successively tw Charley ) and § suon. adraltuns fot that Haucack would be tho only Lay nut Ehlzabeth was “slone al faull. Tho York buuk for $7,U00, o number oy which i OlL TANKS of Napervilie, snd Mr. Johu A, Cbilds, the pro- W2~ aza0 pos Gataioeis b A wedding took place at Naperville yesterdsy Judyo Bangs for thete perusal. 1t £4a thu EVEXING 5CIOOLS. wumercilul records of weve: vulicg-sta. | 0f bank checks, receipts, and other papurs of % ano SHIPPING CANS, ey could win, B bad already boen suggested by Bave cousidered bls very earctully, sod am oaly | The Councll having made no syprovriation for | tione bear indehibie er{'deucu of Ehizabeth's | Yolue to tho owner only, Was ueized as " ulunder, | afterncou. The'contracting partics wore Miss 8, |1nusw.n’ Lake Btrest. e, Geary, of Fouth Caroliva, with Hampton for | ebletu Judie from tuu aurroatidiog circuiustances snd | eventng schooly, lnspecior Kuglish, who 0. | grrest and ceusuring for wisdewcsnors. Upon | ¥ioding egress cut off by tho clerk seturuing, she | Rebecca Holaud, daughiter of the Kev, il loland, OEIONGO Vite-Proaident. 1t was believed that Hlancook w facts 84 duveluped befurg e vy the etamivetion. ‘Tho | yeotigated the ioalter, said tuo total wuckty cust One geeusion whie was 4t the Chicugo Avenuo bta- | ¥Ousk ranto the Tear of tho offlco und ed yrodurtion uf u largs Suiuber of vouchers wgureusiiu g | ‘ eEd, A | last year was 8530, and & scentun of Uoa ctiarged with allowiax hor disposition to mae- | Lutough su vben window (o the ground, 3 ooustlcrabie s receled by Cant S would cost 33, W0, There was 8 balauce fiou last " Ly ol :¢ reason 10 such an extent that shie broke ull | of fully twenty-8ve foet, Ho walked bastily = il i defepm, Uy dcleoush! i, u avau 3,4 157 1 o [ ar N o e . s =t A A A A AP i cueu conld " be carnied o witbin e ranks. | P ova ebale had e o dealred T b | DeiR obronsiation: retl Tuna | Lo i e vecu ot ERSaatt | Chuded not (0 Kive vureuil, ae thery. were otaes Lue beunie thure were of the woderate sifiye of Ltceulackecs + P THE cyn:-,ngfn. Ald. Cary ks gone to New York. ‘I'ne licouso receipts were $800. The Treasurcr's secoipts were: -Collector, A sc case was sbuut {0 be wmrmmlnd. which would vicld $10,i00 fu cush. He tnougbt it could be spblied, ] necussary, 10 paying tho teachers. oilered & resolution durectiug the Cumities on Kveoiog behwols 10 mske sll necessary arrunge- Richts 05 openisg teo ovening achools fur & terun ?t ten n;:uu. the schools to upen the Aret Mouday b Uctuber. Insvector Arnold wished **provided funds for money packagea avout the oifice, sud tha doors of tho vault were wide open,. ‘Ius decision was doudtless tue sate and wise uno, JOr tuo ¥Deak un- dountedly bad bis *'pals" closs st havd. A civse dexcripilon of the aneak was gathered from voriows sources, bul se yet tugre bas beou RO atreat, and nothing bas been heard couc paperd, for e returu of whicl Lus been olfered. Wad soineiies us uch for bier gud-1u-law, Jamea Barry by uame and rea- ident st No. 268 'Noi| est, which it 1ight be added is o Lhe EMIsic praciucts of Goves Hiand, was once srrested for wo far losing his bresenco of wind as o' Elgse his jaws woen bis aged mother-in-law's Biyer was botween his teeth, Of course, Jeweskhan't know it, and all that sort of thlug. btill*i%e Grand Jury refused Capl LifCiKk WA 81 Lbe bead of the Moouy-Qrder Dae arswrat, aud. witls o1l vigtlance, Bu Lugll ta sre Koowa ul tis delatatlon, 30J 1t was bis duty 60 1udo, sad gyport fmwe.d 1y W Ll Pustuissier A0, act,” WhLS & portion of (e 8\ Ideuca of 1o munrJ Witueds WAY bocwl lnwndnwh atill, tasen as s whole, uncoitradicied, | s cunstralued tw belivve Lhal tue UuleTaligut prosccutar has twade wub § prima-tscle ting aoder this belief, I bave 0o ocher course fu parsve but wsend Lhy cass'w tle higher court for s ed acuinet ag sinulog; L Ko far boward Crealing o fimm, tiat Ellzabeth ROY AL Bowber Absolutely Pure. uing the suttable reward the parposs can be realized" 10 be lnsertcd, and | o be comfurted UL **Cannibal Bill" was safe OTHERS, 8 L Wt T Compialn, 1005 | s b st it o fo | s Kelhroted e g g ot o | LS ) Gl v v | Lok Buatereen S kicudoce o Dr, Lo | Consmtens e b, s Lo i ssoosre s, b a0 ol B, T 3 s e - " e uired, @ vld one ng for jospecior Kelth wanted e matler go over for i ¢ his gasl Molc e, vou aligiein, No. ybourn avunue, was 1 . -~ A ¢ ful Gwtal, $4,152. I pald out $0, 000, the pua'or 53, 000, @ Koldin o ol s 00 | i e Rl She - repurbe ol oe e ast | e o e LM o Purtier: | VIAG e iayas e o riaur vanas, Day » fuw veoules LTS tober terin, when t Graud Jury will eet. 1o MWitbous wastiog tiute ap war doluile OF tho Biwternal Sad Sl1ul Act, OF keutlances aud love, It way be wald thal tho exutcasion **iike cat and dog"* dovs ot by 8 1arke wajority exvrcsd o relations of Billy fo kiv witv's wutber, Eliza- Tairice of Vraucs. E2herictes housekubuer Writcs Uhats alLnuukD Sho ad e s B o D S ks w0 T ki, Lhat it vomeip i 130 fh o Al e Sav4 1l ued L b wdat Ib BuJdlain, Cakee, i M SOia Of pasiry. whully WihauLEELL AR Gid 18y (o U IeL QB S Eed s oty Blaculs e dyipuntls hUsARL. San cat " lia b bicatse the bo sud tost WU0.S e Aageriale are. hicd.. Approved by 1he New Xork Bourd of Jlealtlly Bl by b SQIRCSS Chemists 31V SO e Yoriewr Ha vl Bl o, UESYH piliacTonta, eta? "hou i Yia' caua ouly, by roc worlh of ‘cashand Jewelry. The time was &us ¥ u'clock. and . the inmates wero alziug themseved ou a front plazze. Whoile sltiiug theio & row occureed 88 8 waloon obposiis Le way, Buut. Beavey iwucd a general order direct- mZ the Cuptains 1o resnme ibe driliiox of tbelr ey Aloudsy; alsoanorder prohibltiog patrol. wittee oo Bulldiugw and Grounds as 10 additioual sccowmwodations bad beea recvived. He wis ia favor of ¢xpending the little woney st thelr coum- maud fur priwssy losUucUon rather tuan in- doculon 100k Bobody by sarprise. Both mdes wyer that ibey dIGR's propuss 10 *'give wway" thels caves ou the deeliminary uearluy, aud the