Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 21, 1878, Page 8

o - & . THE CHICAGO ’.l‘RIBUNE.: BATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1878—-TWELVE PAG T et -Aie i i - o bond, and tho law swan that, | nany event, wonld work hardt for tne succors of | neen sfhosed, for his place of businces. | of habitaal drunkennces, Fee, 815: gnatantec or AUUTION SALES, = THE CITY L e o i hony [ i sepevent Greenback Labar pariy. [fe tnew | Abont ¥ ' wiclack Wedneniay | evening ' shc | monay returned, $43; sample botties 85 Safe. RO T GO GG = i rival ct Temien autt Iocked i, ke | aftee beine Lotifed it he had nane. his odice | fonehed lightly wupon the Anancial question and | Wt notied of s denth. The only thinz | Lo and speed ¥ o 1% 5 &% Co,, FeiTe Raud ah bk nexs Aol bt Aok i s | Berames eas Tacto, vachnts " MeDonsagh: karw | rorcne: strange in his eondact Wednesdny momning was 3 7 . it o Rt GENERAL NEWS. el b > that he had no bond and he knew that hia offce | Onmoting, the foliowing Cangressional Cam- | the fart that he te no breakfast, Ter huebant o —— GENERA EWS, 3 1 wae vacant. dle hnd transgressed the Inw awd In tho County Conrt yestorday Mary | it anver fo the Criminat Court. 1iail was mittes wax anpatnted hy the Chalr: L. P, Nelron, | hat often told witneas that hie husiness wae not EXPO3ITION NOTES. Clicazn, Chairman: Fifteenth Wara, ¥, B flourishing. aml he would be compelled to elve it AR TRADE SAL . En The exhibit of Charles Gossage & Co. 18 nrov- ' 0 i 5 nan. l 1, 00f e gave bai), gichard ixteenth Ward, Daniel Haves un. Hnd never known him to own more than ane 2 The Hon. iforace Lundon, of Salistiry, | Harnt was found fnsane. "he véndict wat'ro mae: | Azed at3 i Iny held tho | Eiehicenth Wank. 3L, McCoy: Lake Connty, Juln | Fevolyer, and had nover scen in hin nomcason ina | iz a wonderful attraction to th tady visitors, Ct., regiatered at the Irving Honre yesterday. Shazeeher, which e o commentary on Hhe jury | fndic Summerfield yosterday held e | Einmor and 8. 1. ey ol Gounty. allarge, | pietol with welaht nttached, hicn woe fonnd i | and no wonder, for this firm have falrly sur- Vi i ‘onpec anized b that Conrt an | following: - Edward Nance, 'a clerk in the emp « W, Richardson, M. 8. Revnolda, b the faver, but had seen the weleht, Deceased ale % - Yite Me: ol Bl DotVitl Tonton, President of || cteioh, and eapevially ss tsssed Ju et Court iy | Lallogings, diiwan Sausr.aclerk ln the emplay Ater another " uni y tieiéner the Conventlon | wnrscarticd his monor il him, but itness dui | Patseil themaalves tn tho display of elegant ok q the Union Mntual Life Insurance Company, is at g Iy ined rred with having collectod mones and forved | adjonened. B not think that he had any constderable amount | Icttes and dreas goords. A superh bridal cos- i 8 the Grand Pacifie, and fonnd instae and a pinper, | n-me, {err p‘:- m‘ Ilhf chl:-?:‘l"‘nl ':;nmemsrir}t’l. l;»:': .Irl.l'nmcllll\'nq r‘;m- in l',flnflnfln!;{ul.'.‘l'. 3 \\‘l}h"l:lnllnn'l‘m; Izht of his ‘ll|nnll‘|.n.\c|r, l;ny“v;’x;: tume of heavy ml‘"l“"l“‘ ,,,'l“,‘ '“llnth greatly ) f 3 ; 4 ‘acquitted 0 the Criminal - "ot | andia n man about 8 year af aze. Duting’ the | mdentea to his Ana aister In A constde 1 for its rich mimolleity an 8 T . Mr, 0., L. Hemphill, of” Sparta, Wik, a | SrealRned on Uie esime cuanie, ey ncq War B commumied 8 company 16 (he (NG Hogted | Amanis sl wan olos Miliiend forilin sleh Smolictiy and] the perfect s | $2,000° ditto for iarceny: A, . Jones, Faldie O'Boyle, who was comnected with | hutgiare of W 11 Crawford in the municr of Shanley, wae brought | Criminal tCons: to jail yesierday, lle was andicted atoug with | the burglary of Crawford, bul Akippea out, and has never been | Bhens Frar heand of nntil now. teawford faat Joliet, and | thieving vagranis, bwelve honrs ta leava town; Jere on deprrssed in splrite ecauds | (natq shown in the arrangement of tho superh nd Thirty-sccond New York Volunteera. Since | of his Inabliity ta pay i1, He had often told wit- 4 N coming West he has ressdud in Towe, ang 1 1o | oo ping Ui preferred death to mecting them, | trimmings l"“" “;““{:N‘ ¢”'d'§'- flc“f.l":l':fifl"? Tuesdny, SUIIt. 24, 9:30 a. m. intter Stata rerved an a Clrcuft Court Judge. At | Mre. Fay did not know of any inenrance on her | eveninz costumnes of sf ,'D“’ silk In " Marenzo, in thre State, he neceptably filled ] hueband'a life, and did not think there was any,at | ton with other materials, nre no_less striking ofice of P'rosccuting Attoruey. Daltock's” office, $1,000 to tho Charles Armitage, “charged with ouee in Tlvdo Park. 500 to the rby, Thumas and Charles Welis, yrominent bankor of his eection of country, Is at twe Palmer Hoose. 'Fhe Went Park Bonrd wonld bavo met yes- Jeast for tho benefit of herwelf or chilaren, | for tho alr of refined clegance and the absenco In addition to our usuall . Loy a0 I 4 o had reapanded 10 the | JE5C) 1o anent th- b, notmbrAOINg. he Aried | Aniamon o repons? qlestotown: Jers MINON NEBTINOS, There had werce heen oy troublo helween | of bizarre or Inartistle offects which aro too | 22 ™ Sortod Linos of ol-As. olitorpwee pretent adjourned until “Taeaday t | yviig had any part in the murder, e 168 bd | Rtevens apil SRCk NOFon repatel bancrteomre. The Republican Comimiticn of the Second Senn. | Witness and “hier “husvand, and no uifer- | aften secn in dinlays of this kind, Restdo the 4 o'clock. bar, and. while he may not have done the shuoting, | twelve honrs to leave town, The notoriona J00 | torial Disteict held n_meeting cateriay afterncon | €nces except on the nul!}cct of _wtrank | cogtumes aro shown varlons stvles of clonke. 8 SR St TR | T el of the ndee e o tho | S HHOI AL o ST St P | 5k it RS T M | S S A vl i i | oot s shonn, ol o 0 Slnke | ONIT, GOODS, HOSIERY, v 2, 2 b - il chains 25 2 » # o § ply wb ¢ i 7 ¢ e ines, ouriclane € Madison strect (Tntncws | ‘Tho trial of the indictel officers of tho | bl Fatches an chalne, aind 4200 tn easls from a ;;,[l“;'“";gll";;lgr:;;;.';;;r‘;fl';fi‘:‘fig;}rp,{;‘({g’;;g;‘; Censed In'a friendly way. e Drogn of dron ae. | InJia sbails and snechneria ol raro laces, Tl | | 4NE 'S, UNDERWER e, s D Mg T deercen; 10,8 wa.y | Protection Life-Tnnurance Company and otners fa | BeEnEer onine, fock Teland Kond, tailed to ap- Conventlon, bat Kirk llawes watappointey com- | tached to the pistal foind m the river witneas | CXbIbIL i8 worthis of the high character of thy AR, sl @ Sdoya i Py, 4. HArom: | gt for Tucedar, And yestorday the attornuy, Whont tne notorions Felkers Tot 1o riin a3 Aorety, liee.0f ‘One 1o, Thante, 11 posRinit, HhE iomney | IAVMENIE ks bl boun Faiad By, bor s aineny | Bes: naet tasnie of thi ot erelitabls Tontry !y 20,0028 p. 'm., 20,30, CUTLERY, MITTENS, GLOVES, OIL CLOTIIS, thedee were In court. Mr. ileed, representing | waq rorfoited. Parish has andonbtedly jomied the oflicern. wanted & continnanceson the ground | oy ®™ P aonle pRIted out of the Daelde TN Ahat he would be enkazed in the Supremu Court | on'account of & disorderly raw darng the progress tral Co 4 imaries heid oneday. Ehe ssked her hushand why ha earesod | of the Exposition {5 YIth inotemd of the Rt e o | O T h e racali‘hia anawer, althongh ano ‘The strike of _tho stone-cutters employed " 3 i wtend uf 2 p. | thonght it was an gypsive on z At yemtordy oo the Reroiinaon & Hewd wat | uiuday. and Measrm, Swett A fhulh reprosents | Of ASCoun of a dirorderly yow duriti the progroas Lomvention enlicd Lo order at noon, insediut 2. | WHonbt i e an ghaaveone, 1 T = nEATEN, CARPETS, and NOTIONS iand of tho mian Tor §9. per. dag. - Worte w Y aialiogr,, wanied 1 immedule o or Nor S Koy atteoer was | 1110 Dertalc tho holding ot the Leglsiative Canven- | morly In Mr. Faylh'employ av 8 ciek, was noxt |~ TinaT R s e reie T B e s ed In e Aternonn At iheat 15 ‘The men | jfiak Me. Weber, toe the ‘paople, suitl that e, of No. 938" Franklin atreet, was | o 0 G e me (0 ke moaiy - | swoen: Last eaw Fayoallve Wedneaday afeor- | oniar., Aites liadin Plrrtec 1y bemced wivey hoars Wo shall offor tho followin, numed in the alternoon at theae fgares, The i denne e e e 1hat 9o San Feamklln strents wan proms’ Lt e Fagaltie Wednoiaay afier | bt o it i e prmnton S \panning. on Fifts svennc were [ woul” bo ‘scparate tais A motion Tor A tarze ad enthunlastic meoting_of Tiyde Park ; ; ent e gl te of hin father, Ju witicn had heen rofnsed, Mr, Swett armicd in o NrL 1B aplie BOlis father. o iavor of m separnle trial for his clicnta AL some | fem ot 10 Commic: Iareeny ml Tor nreriy o length, The mattcr was finally disposed of by the | L=TPY 1 pone: Toney Wibord. exic R neparate-trial mation Lelng nverruled, and by the | §50Gnas o davdens - Jona \atsh, and Fnoe partien ngreeiniz L g (0 teal Thursday, provided | Symmers, $100 fine; Al Fay Dy, eharzed with 8 lie State's Attorney furnisped the attornevs for dactjon, discharzed npon vromising to maery the tue dofense with & bitl of particulars -‘hmfl“- girl and live respectahbly with her, to all of which Iteld, who was Indicted slony with the other oifi- | fer parents were strongly opposcd, Justice Kauf- cens. and who lan nevce been appronended, In re- | yiniiied nue o eion S50 for tho Iafcans of & burled av among the viclims of the yelluwv-fever | eounie of rings sud $2 casr feom Charles Erance, pennn naimstpyl, Aud ho may oe regardad a8 | of 7150 Welia street; and held doim Relley in 8300 out of the case. 10 the Criminal Conrt for the latceny of 8100 from Yestorday proved to bo quite an jinportant | bis employer, Patrick Kelley, day with the Geana Jury, The st inquity was [ Tt.n choering to find, in theso dnyr of a8 to who, 1f &g, of the Jutore had had the goid | gnaneial depression and zeneral manetary cnssed- Wratch ahoved it lns pocket by Marclivat in 100 | yieun and comyialnt. & man i han dreat cxpect Matson rohbery case, sid it turnea out that no | i AISENPANG TR B han drest eRpecta One know auyiaiug sbout it notwiilistanding oue | jenve hima lotof money when be, or. aa fothe of th Jucors iind wid the atory on himeeif, as | oot TC0e %o, "dicss 1t 14 inepiring 1o eo priuteit in theee cutumue, General busiueen was [ GETSIE S0 FOG Qe B0 M0 RARIATE Lo meo then taken und mmong the compialnta | accident to that nich relative, —-to aco him lving e g el i o€ | on hupe and wind, praying st the ngxt breeze Globe Insurance ~ Company 1o this elty. | thar rune wild acrose tie uwutry may dry up that Vo ywere charged with 1p0 embezziement O | rolative and blow him or Rer nway, | Such A mav 5 e evidence, tar ae foard, Went 10 | wan found yesterda 8 name is Cassins.— show that (e two againet whow the complaints | Uonxine M, “fenet Svnn and hon were urged were guiity, aud that they wero ready | Cuasins,™ This Caesion s n oy lawyer. to restore the muney, and in view of 1his the case name appeara upon the Infalllblo lawyers' dircct- \sas ot tisposed 0f, - Another complutnt was by | gy in ' typo' As large os that of any Uealth-Commimnionde DeWolr againet the Stock. | {55 8 198e 28 | ' Yards stink-factories, whicn included not only | po¥®1 0 4100, S0P He himiell mys that rome of those now under tidictwent, but alw | ioac " fuc notwithatanding The fact thas o I8 s sutte new eatablianents. Amoue the NPORanL | jalrcr hoWwas arrestad And TAKken Berore Jatice indiciments foum was one aguinst Cnaries Wood- | \U{EG0 an o warrant alteqing -+ emuorrlement Yard, the Palner House jewelry thlef, and Witham | yho comolatannt 1s' Mes, Surah 8, Pratt, 8 poor (b akeliug, for bigamy, “Uno’ Indiciuent was re- | woman livingat No, 57 North Hnlsted steeot, fand turacd during Loe day, yenterday she sworo thai ehe had intrusted to Me. —— Unsatun 31, Jonnings a nnte for collection. This THIE CUSTOM-IIOUSE, note wan for £500. Upon it he collected and paid alsa promiscil $2 per day, And are at work again. The eoventh annnal Convention of the Farnitnre Manufacturers' Exchango wilt be held at e Tremont House, in this city, Wedncaday al 10 n.m. Tteporta will be received nnd conmidered, he general~intereata of the Eschange discasred, and officers for the enaning year elected, A ban. quet will be served jmmediately after adjouru- nient. A'very fall attendance is expected, At 7:55 InsL evenirgs an outgoing train on the Lake Shore & Michizan Soathern Rond ran duwn, 8t the corner of Tienty-sixihand Clark streels, nn unknown woinan, kilimg hee hnetanily, Shie {¢' descrived ns of medium tight, slenderly built, aboat 0 yeara of axe, dark brown hale, anil Wna ‘elad In A black bnskot-cloth dress, n long Tilack cjoth cioak, straw_nat, with black ik band and ateel buckle,'sud laced shoes. The Saloon-Keepers' Association was to wuve held a mecting yesterday afternoon, bnt. no anorin heing present, an sdjonrumneen uptil Friday afternoon next at 2 enernl mass-meeting of the aalvoniets will be cbaum’s all, where it fa expreted tnat the different candidates for Concress will ne talked over. 1t will probadly be decided nt this mecting who the fuvorites of the Asrociation are, The Hon, . C. Dousmian, Fish Comminsion. r of Wisconein, who has heen stayingin thiscity for A few days, met with a serions and patnful acci~ dent Thursdny evening, which will confine him to 18 bed tor some time. 1o wan stopning with tien. Swley, and. while descending fthe steps of tue houne, he miseci L step, and, falling to the shile- hroe his lez. ilo was' properly cared fur, 1though suffering savereiy,.in dulng as well Id be expected. Republicann orvanized a clab at Oakland harsday esening at (128 Cotiave Grove avenue, which place they have secured for thelr futare meetings. | The foliowing otticers were elacted: Prestilent, Con- sider 1. Willett: Vice-Presidonts, Wilitam M. Hand, Horace i1, Hobert; Secretary, N. il. More #l: Treasncer. John Ry iénsloy: Execitive Cork mittee, L. . Candee, Neorge L. Ford, T. 8, Gfi- lett. W, &, Wheoler, 'F. A, Hewing, W, M. Tay- for, Wiiliam L. Moss, "George \Woodland. ‘C. if. Kitgman, Chales W) Crawtord, i Tiotgiiss, cedham, atuting that nk‘wnn woing for a walk nnd would not The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock m'“'{y;".fc": o retara, Witndss had froquently heard Mr, Fay | the tealdonce 1o the Gathbira af o 10y yoonon say thas b Was tired of Iife and intended to com- | by carringes to Calvary Cemictery, B nle smichde, ut the staie thae telling bow he would | | HUCHBKNOB:-8opt. 20, at 184 Maron-st., Ben- a ne would go, down 3 Ehetici whoes Lo oy whe' Fotnd tisch the | Ehe furcrat el gake, placn to-morrow (Sundye) weiaht to the pistul, ieavingthe fron In the water, | FIOTHITRAL 10 « Frieadsof the y 1 [} and then shoot himaolf, #o that the platol wonld 3 o be dragged Into the wator, ' Fay told witness that ,,,,‘3,“‘,',,‘ onihe 184 1 ftoche, aze 2 yeara and Joha oche, lie did not want people to thinik he had committed | ® Pilleral f70m tha. repuisnse o B12 1oohes, Forty- | suicide. fle bought the pistol & week ago Iast | ststic and Bchiool-ste.. BAtuRiay. Sept. b1 by carrienes ‘ Mondny. -Deceased must havo knawn that hin | 10 Catrary, bnsiness, wonld' collapse, ‘ne croditors 'watn | | CONNUILonthe toh net.. Linsc.youngent dsueh- pressinuZhim for money. ~When talking to witness | terof I, I and Eilta Connor, aged 19 y Y onpER ) iy |?.'." ol AR A B i required | o Funeral’ from the resldunce, cormer of Fink and it promies no ey oyibing avont i et | BTy sebime? & 16500 w7\ Tigongrdo Hermanos y Cia, ter. unicas thie platol should be fonnd, when he | " ELLERY_In Topkinton, Mass., IMPONTERS, mfirm toll the whols story. Witness was of the | Eijery, wife of tho fate Abratne IE'%J?: s opinton that thers wue a poiley of inaurance on | years &nd # montlis, sid mOther of s, WIIoal ko Fay'alife in favor of his ister and brother-in-law. | ard, of thiscity. ected by Fay Inst Snnduy, he tolling witscss thai 3 ntre the water vy sixtoen feet deep at that polnt, and Bent, 22, by carriages to cflmy. at 10 burning his fnce with powder, he should nold the | Bar¥er, ANNOUNUEMUNTS, Thcl_'j First Offering in this Mariet, pistol away from his face. Ho would also turn his Roclmn Instdo out to convey the idea that robuvery UNTON SOLDIENIS~THENE AR TWENT+ | 'This invofee covors alt the Lateat Bhindey ol o sacired near voliyer, Kansas, | and Dosigas in theso Goods, and embracas ad been commitied, Witaces did not think Fay coold have had mich money at tho time of his I ashinatons TioowB? 8¢ Cor- | o Most Desfrablo Assortment of French death, as the atore bhad not boen doing wuch buei- mml afll.llr. "“‘,.5‘”’.’.';".‘%,‘"" flml MNI:I Im;:d on the hody were Identitied by witnces na belng the S RSt e 3 1 ordor Nindisen and W | “'Wa shall lso xell in aonjunction's con. wan next aworn: 1lls son had sold the revolver | 8¢ n. to-day, * o signmont found In the river to Fay, \Witness pnnitively | E-A THOTTING MWATINER TAT property of Fay. [ identifled the body nad platal. 'Fhe restof his th ark track (hls fternuin, commence q ovidence was inmaterial, fog at R s i =5 a L Ofiicer La Douty testificd to flud(ng the pistol in Vr i THIRTEENTH WARD REPUNLICAY QJII:U{(! s . 1 olin Spoancr, 0. A. HBoguo. Thureday, Sept. 20, at8 p. s Aldelch, Kirk llawes, and Chnrles 1. Kead will address the Club upon invitation, e C. F. ADAMS, JR, IR DOES NOT KNOW. Charles Francis Adame, Jr., Government Dircet- or of the Union Pactfic Rallroud, Natnanlel Thayer, ar., and Charles Merrlam, prominent ralroad men from Bostan, artived in tho clty yesterday morn- ing, went to the Grand Pacific, and left during the alternoon for Kansas Clty and tho West. A repro- #entatlve of Tug Tninusz paid his respocts to Mr. Adame, aon of the Springfleid Republican's favor- ite candldate, snd endeavorea to get a stray opinion or soasto that sow intercsting bt un- certala element—-Massachusctts polirics, But the distinguished descendent of a mnoble line, whilo abont as vieasant, cheery, and conrtcous eurt of o Jeraon as a ruporter ever falls in with, was ound t0 be absolutely interview-proof, and the attempt to extract elthier nows o opinions was not 8 brldiant success, e, Adams ackuowicdyed his = 1 WAl o D, C. Qear; pawnbroker at 212 Clark strect, i t why voily Iny. 1 hold & roulse niceting this evenine ot A A very fine privato supper was given lasy Suer o et the pum uf 83t Thereaitorboad | Inigbleineds io tho papers for keeping him posted | 15 176t spavels e apat whero Fayle body day, | 1 jrl ol s esulae meeting thls ereni ol § o'ioe WINDDW LAPPETS &3 &E (2ht {n une of the ariors bf he iand Tacin coilected the entire amonit and invested it ho | on Mansacnuneita Iapocnings. pulicieal and othore | 0 e TS 1Y made neo O his. lofe hand i | PHtE FIGHTEENTH WARD REPUNLICAN CLUN 3 B8Uey Wy TiGrl by the Tiun Leoward Sweit in' honor of The rale of 4 per cents bronght in $1,600 %\“lflu‘emrre'e:‘1’5{‘.:vcv:l‘c'r‘:‘ge"m‘r;xg-‘"e‘(’luh"e‘;’:'{umxfi‘;T:f.i :::T:\illr'fi:ee:'.'{fr':v.nnmn'm“:z':: L“j‘é&‘%.??.’:"i?fl saicng hoid of arlcios. . Thiy {eatimony m(‘l,oul:r Lm0l el Tn (he Lower amser- 1o a1 o PEREMPTORY, t v . m.y o ;‘.m-'vyfn'n':x:lx?-htn"nlu,lrn‘r':’r:‘emflmro:t:l«‘g:i‘a'mg'n?[ff{e TiMelidyy 2 B o AR B L g et | e e wiume fur severat dayw hacing | GLelo ol o et pangs . *hov was frod with | 7 SIE FOUTTI WATD REPUILIGAN CLUR PEARL BUTTONS. Tt cohvension at M Keankas b the Thirty-third ‘I'ia Snb-Trossury disbursements yostor. time ho; had ::klenl#;::lo“lrrlv:z:-lr:"l;na money, And | beet -'v;:-“n-ffiz‘:n“lf»::i|'x’|:r;'rw":{|1‘\3:;}“-1::'('5':’:: The juey then retutned the following verdict: betameact,this srening at Armory | A FREEH CONSIGNMENT, embraciag all the Beree Masons, The affair wae in every woy Ot- | day were 815,000 in cnrrency and 23,000 In siiver, "'o:fl;n"f;: PR A did not have | e wason bis wayto the Far West, and would | _We. the fuy, find that the ssid Deajamin W. Fa ctween Twenty:nirth aud Thirtfath st tinz. Among thowe uresent were Judge Moore, Judge Van i, Higgina, the ton. Tl M. Walker, 5. M. Moare, and Luther Laflin Milis. ‘i funornl servicas over the ‘remnins of the late Thamas Andrews were hield yesterday at the residence of the decensed, southeast corner of Asniand avenue and Van Buren stree: thoso present were: A, 1L Iilckall, . 0'Netl, Edzar Sanders, €. Macke Hefendorr, Gen, McArthar, Henry Groves, Rovert Yox, G, W, Pomecoy, Jonn Alston, J. B, Lyon, . A Dutters, Harry Porter, and Mestry, Ciere. Isnd, Chundler, Dyer, Sauders, dohnson, and 3tincs, ‘A‘hrgllLbunn were Measrs, Edgar San- ders, 1, Blacknll, A. Hooth, Henry Graves, ;’i. h\ l(‘!ml'my, John Alston, C, Mackenzie, nnd . O'Nell. The Rev. Honry H. Jessup, who hns been tar twenty yearsand moro a resident of the Clty of Eelrout, on the Syrian coast, opposite the fatand of Cypruw, will speak Sunday mornine in the Flrst Treshyterfan Church on the condiffon sid proa- vects of Turkey,—inare particularly on the Mo. hirmmedan races, ana the fature of Astatle Turkey as affected by ‘the Anglo-lurkish treajy, Dr. dessup's ample knowledie of the variune races over which Lnzland has undortaken to extend her protectorato will enable him to present a thorouwh disciesion of what promiscs to_be uno of the most wondrrfal royotutions of modern history, Coroner Dietzsch yesterday held an in. quest upon J. II. Dooléy, who was run down on various Khades. Stvics, and Sizes nuw 50 popular for Dress Trimmings, ' Peremptory. KIPD GLOVES. A PURESIL CONSIUNMEST. Two Munired Doren. Ladles' and Genta® Sizes. Dlack anl Colors. Real Kid. Two-Button Beyles, Mo Popular Makes, Perfoct, Warranted. Per. empiory. CLOTIHING. A FRESH CONSIANMENT, covering an Invofce of Men's Butts, Very Desirable Uoods. P emnptory, MERCIDERIES, A FRESI CONSIONMENT, Including Edges and Tusertlona of very desirable Deslgus, the most of which guols oro of the Droader and Finer Wldths and Styles, Feremolory, FILANNIELS, A FRESH CONSIGNMKNT. Five Hundred Tecen. Shakers and aids, Assorted widiny and qualitics. Toth Country and City Trade will gerva thelr beat intercats by gviug duo atr . tentlon ta@als stock. Peromptory. CASSEM EREN. A FRESI CONSIGNMENT, Fifty Pleces 3.4 All-Wool Goads. Alwo, One Caso Chentlie or Chinchllla Overcoatings, all very desirable for present use. Poremptory. BED BLANIKETS. 1 "8y, islt California befuro he retwrned. it when the | DO I5IDX dead ac 43¢ vente ateect, Iy the Gty of Cil: reporter sutgested 1hat Slassacnuaetts politics wore very interesting just now, Ar, Adamn replied that sueli seemed to bo the case, according to tue papers, bat aa for any persounl” knowledze on the score, he hadn't ‘any, Thon he rematked that busincss scomed briek out here, and, whon told that mich wan tho cnse, bul that tho West was more or less agitated Snancially by the perniclous teachinis Of thie ¥tut lunatics, he sugyested that Kearuey ougnt to come hiere and wettlu the matter for them Dy #ome of hile patent schemes, Qn tiie Foporter's telling blm that Kearney bad been hero and lnd muet with a not very cordlal recoption, he laugned slamficantly, s inuch as to sy *‘served bim rlght.®t JJust at this polnt, one of Mr, Adawms’ travellng companlons entered tho room nnd clatm- ed hin attention onsome busincss mutter ur other. By way of & parting ehot, a9 it wero, the roportcr asked, a8 ho bowed his ':4,‘"" uf the room, M"r. Adams thought of Ben Batler's chauces A liaven't tha lesst Iden,” roplied the man, who wan clearly Intorview-proof. **1t sueins that tho rospectable Democrats cau't l(ullll‘?nh hiwm, ™" suggented the roporter in aheor dews poration, ** All Lknow about that is what I aco i the pa- pors,** waw 1ho aiplotwatic reply. Ly this tune tos reporter lisd his band on the flngr-knob. With & flaal bow, uetupened it snd ed. it, ‘and told her tnat he had notuing to g1ve her except his note. This, of conrse, she was Sbllgel tonccept, Sald note was drawn parable Qct, 10, Men, Pratt sought logal advice. and wnen she realized that her woncy was gane snd In its place sho had nothing but an’ unsecared nota of an unknown attorney who was waitinzg for a rich aunt 1n York-tate to dle, sho cansed the arrest of the lean und hunary Cassins, aterday he acknowl- edved that Lie bod apprapriated the funda 10 hia owi use, e pleaded that he had given the note o falth and wns able Lo pay 1t when it cameo dug. By that time, Oct, 10, he would bo a rich man. That unnt, whom he now ralicd upon for support, wns evidently going to pass tu hor checks before “that date. " Auother sunrca of reve enue which he had was n dedt owed by 8 man nanied Ellithorpe, the father of P, ¢, Etli- thorpe, who used to do a brokerage bualness in Exchange nllding, corner of Clark unu Wablng- ton streets, This debl was aesumed by Ellitharpe, Se.. In bebalf of his wop, because the son had en from Mr. Cassing M. Jennings' nafc, o sayu Caenins, securities worth about $2,000, With part of this debt bo would pay off hiw indebtedncss to Mrw, Pratt, Mr. Jennings denfed ony and all eriminal tntont in the matter, and donied many of the statements mado by Mrs. Pratt and corroho- rated by her dangbiers,” He clalmcd that Mra, P, had lent him the money; that bo had at one timo $200 onono of Munger & Wheeler's warchouse recelpts, and received B per cont a month intereat on the loan, The Conrt discharged him nvon the ground that there should be in such a case more Welland Brandt wax picked vp yesterdny morning by the nolice as a vagrant, aud was about belug taken o tho station when they dircovered tas, {urtead of belng chargeabls with vazrancr, ho had been peddiing cigars without having palit the special 1ax. 1o wna nccoratugly taken vefors Commlsstoner Joyne, wha hela nini in $300 bali to auswer o that chargo Monday. Tha internnl-rovenne receipls yesteriny reachied the unusnally large fixure of 40,782, Of itis amouns $31,107 was for taxes on epirita, £4,102 fur becr, $4,000 for tubaccy and eigars, 51,167 for ** euccenslon " taxes, aud the balance for miscellancous Jtems, ‘Llie’ total smount of tnxen collccted on spirits Bp tu date for the month 19 S35, U, Suvucial-Agent ‘Hinde discowored several humired dollura’ warth of watches and Jewelry yeserdny which wore quletly alng their iravein from England and tieruany 1o some boint in Wisconslu througn Uncle Mam's mail-bag Such n thing belng cutirely agalnst tho atatute, the Speceal Agent lald bands upon then, and wiil do- 181 them until the parties to whom they were consiyned respond to a notice to pay up the duties prescrined by the Custonis lawn. ‘Lwo wen cnmo into Commissioner Hoyne's offica yesterday morning, one of them havitg in bls possesslon 8 now rountorfert of the standant silver dotlar. 1t was of a romewhat duller hue TIE 1LLIROIS ABSOCIATION, PER DOZEN. of the Tremont House, Mrs. K. B. Ilarbert navers on the' following tapics: The Mistory of Att, Mra. Willlam Brachett, Chicago; Tho iizhor Educatlon of Women, Prof. Sue M. . Frye, Hloomington: Women fu Our Pubitc Schools, ire, OARDS PER DOZEN. N in Eating, M N, 'Harrly, Lafayette, L : e - SRATLA NDS, Eiagn CONNLY. OF Covk. aud Beato’ of HHinols. Tame 1o PIIOTOGIRAPITY his dest) ¢ 18:0 dAy of Neptember, lf from & s istol sh elf, with in. The regular monthly mecting of the Boaid of Management of the Ilinols Social clenco Assu- presiding, { T»m W. 0, Carpenter, of the Commliites on et ‘opie oy CETE 10 b rend ad. the annal conferynce, in the Firsg | .« COUNTRY TRADE SULICITED, Harah B, Raymond, Bloowminzton; Music, Mrs, Lawra . llumphrey, Bloomiugton; Hocrates, g, Mrs, Philantaropy, Miss” Lucls M. Kimoali, Chicago; | 7 The Ltelutions of Soclal Seicnca to Religton, Mra, | oo SATLIOAD LANDS, E, B. Harbert, Evanston; The Value and Dangers - of Persnnal Leaderabip in Social Movements, \ire, Mary ‘A Snoruy, Chicago; Tuo ILvulution of Idodn, Mre. Maey N. "Adame, " Dubugue, In [] el oot osas Siary Lo, Jarned Cain= | oryg iianis Contral altrond Company fa now ) on b B SasS bbbl SO ot through his hoad, Gred by bi ent 1o comit suicidv. - CABHNETS N BOCIAL SCIENCE. clation was held yosterdsy morning in the pariors submiltted a report giving a list of pavers e 5. Canrot, 0ck 1k and 4. The lse. ihelidod Mer. O. Ttoev=s Jackeon, Chicago: Intemporance 125 STATE-ST. Miss Lou C, Allen, e St ol V4 " | than the origiusl, aud also svmewhat lighter as to o 3 = i : Wienionarsy, Hoards, - Mrw, | E108ing out 200,000 acres of 1ts unsold 1nnile. 1ymg *10-4, 11:4, a0d 12-8 bzes. Unon and All-Wooh Aot o el (e VS R | MR bonti i | R ol T “1IORSK” BDDY, AL, e ichang o, M | BT e et | oo M Sl e oue juryinan, James Cliffard, of No. 4 O'Drlen | M f 4 A HE.D PUT ON nix, W. I, Eddy, better known as ** Horse™ Edady, visited the Stock-Yanls Wednenday, and he fs sorry forit. o went to meet a cargo of ponles from somo anknown palnt toadd to his atock in trade, and last avening he was out of busincss, and conid giva no intelligent account of what lisd hecome of the ponfes. Hecould not have walted on a c tomer, and his **horsc-talk" fluoncy was gons, &nd his hoaa was about doubdlo the ueual slze, all of hia teeth wero looas, ono eye wan closed up, and ho would ot trust the othier to paan upon tho ?uenllnn of whetacr a horse was spavined, or suf- uring from any other dlecass, But this was not all, for both Jaw-boncs were brokeu, hie sides wero caved du, nand Lo wus & mans of woroncas. 1lis story w4 to how hiu changed conditlon cama about was vory aimple: Whitlo st (lie Stock-Yards he met Pat Delanoy, who wears & pollcema Delancy usked hin to take a glass of puer, 0 L0k i1, a8 i mattor of couree, and subseqliently hu Joined the gontlue mau In 3 game of ‘*draw.™ Dofing the game, h says, ey talked poltties, tonching on Kiatisu, Greonbackivm, ltepublicanisus, and 8l the other and, In the heat of the discussion, Delaney saked hint how he wonld Jiko to by struck In the face, ¢ lie replied that he did not want any of it but no souhor had ho auswered than Lelnnoy ,Officer Thomas Janes, the policeman who shot ana killed a yount thict nnmed Blily O*Bricn last Sunday nicht, was before Justice bicech yontoriny 1o annwer to the cbarze of *‘killing by shooting tho sald O'Hrien with nallee aforvthuegnt.™ The Drosecation ts braugbt by the father of the iad, and Searrs. O'Brien and Kitiell appear aa his counsal. Jones was reprenentod by City-Attorney Tuthill, who appeared, he satd, to defend the ofiicer fn the Inithral discharge of bin dutive, Mr. Kittell said whien the caso waa called that he denlred tho pres- ence of I, Moore. by whom he wished to estab- Tinh tho fact that the boy O'Brien had iod from the effecta of the bullet wound inflicted by Jones, City-Attorney Tutufll sald that tho defense would adwmit that Jones had enot and killed O'lirien, He further waid his client did not wish fu shirk tho roaponslblity of wny Investigation {hat might bo mado intd the facte of the cuse. 1ut it did appear to him that, in the light of tho facta as alreaily made known through the pressand ny tho evidence prearnted o the Coroner'a jury, and {n conslderation of the deliberato verdict of that body, ho did not see that any further prelimi- nary examinations were necessary. e, ot lis client's wish, walved examination that the case mieht bo taken lmmediately to the Grand Jury, The Court nuestfoned Jones aa to hia wishes In tuo mattor, and tbe prisoner anuounced hia desire to let the UGrand Jurydrst pas upon the case, ~—~ccardinzly the Court fixod the bail at $10,000 for galni 1o be doae with him, The other man repre. Aented that no hiad takea 1t in truda from vet an- other person whom ne dida't know and coulun't deyertve or Tocate, and thist he hiaid paased it swithy- out tho wlightest fdea that there ‘was anything wrong in lis make-np, ‘he Commlssioner lot him Peremptory, LR ER R ‘We havo linperative Orders (o Bell, Peromptory, Twonty-flve Rolls Tapostry Carpots, Fiftoon Rolls Bxtra Super Ingrains, ‘T'on Rolls Suportine Ingrains. We shall 810 offer.a Kuporlor Lino of Single and Doas ble-Chain Cotton and Wosl Fililag Ingrains, N. D.—Carpeta aud 01l Cioths will be sold at 1 o'cluek. D. . Qaro. P. GORE & CO., Auctloneers. ANOTHER GREAT Gatalogme Auction Sale BY GEO. P. GORE & CO,, 68 & 70 Wabsash.av., WILL BE MADE o0F BOOTS, SHOES, & RUBRERS tlio United States, Mrn, J. 1l Oherly, Cairo; Tho | 8ucrd prices, For raising winter wh rye, Potential Mood for Woman, Mra. i, . Gandon Puckwheat, 195t bariey, frults, vogetables, und Calro, In addition to thesd i seports will | Berriea of ail kind, thess lands cannot be azcollo be presented from tho State Indi 1 School for | Morses, cattle, mules, and shecp can be raised dirls, from tlio Indiana Sucial Sclonca Associas | WIth biie liitlo oxpense, The climato s nitid amt tion, ‘and of the Clnb work. heulthy, *Good waler. Kor full narticulars apoly ‘The I'resldent stated that aho had received n com- | 10 Fanid ool ; (‘hll‘tmlll\ e zlunlc.\llul: "".’,'" llno sucruury‘ Inx !,h:hw‘lzmcnl “u»;"l'll ‘010"4,':" '; nm}'.ffi; R 'ci-"('c'un ‘oneress, invitiag Iho co-uperation of the Ilinols . No, -av,, 3 aomll H‘ccflfin l/‘umc‘u:‘lomp 'r'xjm lelmklmx m,:n 2 Send for & map. Rgested that v Ausoclation sond a delegato to the % D0 7 Conyress soun to be held nt Providence, K, I. Ac-. ATRR € 00D, tion npon the suggestion, tozether with somo cor. | Srasraens ssocialion, was temporarily postponed etmil. Tha scheme of sotting & lupch during tho sesalons Qe xioieigie e Tuml, tmenvel #trecy, refucd to mizn §t, because 1t was desired to cxonerate the iiailroad Company fram all blawe. _An inquest wam alsu held epon Hleury Kiaproth, who committed suicile, andg whoen badly-decomposed body waa fonnd in the weeda at the foot of ‘Uwenty-fonrth sirect: upon Catherine Stoynihan, who died of heart dincase while vieiting tice divorced huahand sud taelr chif - dreni and npon Wilhelmina Lucbke, who died of general deblitty st No, 84 Rubel stredt, AUICIDE. At about 0:30 last evening Officer Thorman Mack, of the Lincoln Park police, henrd 8 anot tirea in the park, and upun fonnlng towards the north cne trance riumbled ovar the body of 4 wan nat yet quito dead. and_four feot away were found his hat and a revolver that was wihil warm from tho die- charge. 1o waan mau 30 yq or thore- avoutx, quite tall, light batr aud mostache, and was clad fu wlouch Lat and loniz black overcoat. l'm)r,l nc:‘rthlnfl tue clothing the foliowiog mote was foun Distillors Dickenson, Miller, Itice, Lynch, Powell, Roblonon, Rush, snd Burrooghis mey Col- loetor Harve, Deputy-Collector Somerville in the Collector's office yesterday aftoruoon, for the purpose of infornally considering_ certain matters of Inlerest to the distlilers, aa well as (o the Gov- crament. Among thedo were thiesuojects of gauging. and wetghing, the WAIIOR Of cisternzrooms, the hoepiog of ‘fubs empty twentysfour hours, the period of fermentation, aud oiber revenue reguln- tionw, the wisdon and propriety of whicli tne di- tillers are mare o tean disposed ta question, Alter a1 informal expreskion of tho coru-mashers’ views, with sonie of which the Collector ngeced and with other of which hiedld npt. & committee was ap. conasting of Modera, Rtush, Shufelds, and e, (0 get upa full stAtement of the die- Al of the aunani meeling sugseatvd Tisolf ts soms of T, OF 270 W, Madison-at. 1atninzes the ladies, and wan diecusscd at some length, it frée. 3RS, HATIIE M. HULL, ueing Anuily docided 0 act & cold Tunch, wit tea s = am cofTeo, for theaccommodation of dvlcgaier and Wholetala & Ietall. 8ot forprice schof tholr fricudass they nilzht chooso 10 Invilo, HAE el e For g st oReS » I Kalo agent forthe T ;i Tho names uf # largo nuinbor of Tadios wore pro- Wismutineine ‘Nilurivopy sented for memberanip, Biid the appicauts were ! i daly recolved nto the ARsociation, 292 v SrFURNH M o, After transacting some routina business of no 5 o puolic Interest, thu meeting adjourned., AND CLEANING, 8eot. 20, 1478.—~Tn whom it may roncern; dulliis Dokter: from Vinton, in, Send my Mitwaakee, snd letiny relafives take curv of Ul {s made, Afier everything s pa off, © g0 Lo Ty iarenta. Fdun't want 10 dis: fiouce myself, aud Ldoa't wish to sk favors dy. Yours truly, JULIUA DOKTRR, Sothlng farther 18 known concorning bim, and mothing was found upon his porson that fended tn present to the Com- miasiones when Le comew ont hicro in Octaber to couler with the leadlng@ Collectors and aintiliers of the West and Nortawest on these and other points in the oosin % Goods of s, Bliks, Wovlens, MISSIONS. DYE Yevets i\Hx"‘A‘IT ':lhml\h:;" ru:’:wfl; eqies, efe.,ete., Handnimely yed, TUE NORTUWESTRRN BRANCI el anl Tepatted. ot pmialh oet une, loue fa buslne: Houth Inaly dealt him's blow which sent bl andos the o of the Womnn's Forelzn Missionary Society mot In Ln;r:;;:‘;’r:.:mun recelvea sod ruturned lve a fuller explanation of the muicidal uct, Se— *manslaughter, " e 23S, | Centenary M. K. Church st 10 o'clock yesterday. OUSE . v Sept, 25, at ¢ t ¥ Y The prosecation trled hiard topersuade the Conrt | For 8 moment Lo thought & hotse hag Wednesday, Sept, 25, at 93 8. m. prompt, o Aoneicance ficaorer, aLgionke ue {1 He CRIMINAL. that niurder had boen commitied, and thureby so. | Kicked hhn, but whon fclanay - followeq | Mre. lasc K. Uitt, Presidont of the Assoclation, : P saine time occupled good poi f up the blow with kicks, loosening ls teoth aud aociety, breaking hie jasw-bones, sud threatentng thu crush. ing of his ribs, ho became nnconscious, und it wa Dt uniil ayt vening that ho conlu dlstiuctly e T fonwanz, curu the officer's Incarceration. murder belng an Sl oA unbullable uilcose, but iy Honor maintained that a bond of 310,000 and the vicilance of the polic force would insure the prisoner's nttondance when occupled tho chatr. The meoting was opened by devotinal exercises. Thu first business in order was the reading of reports from tho various Con. To which all deslors aro invited. Full liuer s a4 we ar, PHILA, and NEW YORIC mads goods will Dotectives Traynor snd Henley yostcrday found E, 8, Cu olored barber, and o woman se~Tha Ion, A. C. Iarstow, Provi [{ es, ahotving o most satisfact it i i Al v HETON Dot | named Lanra aves, alise Wilson, quarroling an to | ey Sgh it L "R e teitanca wnen | WAL ki Skenioie aas he could thtluctly e | ference Mre, Wi, tho Correupontiing secrsmrsy | aeee . | BagoLdin addition vo 3,400 Caset WETL: ti Fort Dodge, Ja; A the uwnership of & siiver watch. It transpired | **marder" had been found, he could ba prosecated | 8itack on him was entircly unprovo ed, and that | read sn {ntoresting report of 1he proress of the Tourlita, Travelers, Excur. | Al 1 d d dy for inspece I ‘ent, Kuglan that the woman had roped in 8 Granger and robbed | therofor. . Dolaney s 8 vory bad and dangerous man, and | work ahroad, Luconraguix reporis were ruceived Alonists, should 'ylsit Cntalogues eud - goods ready for insp TR Omiha C. = " L o | , Deputy.Kuperintendont Joteph Dison nreseted | OUENL HoE lobo atiarye, 1o aava of it (hat he | Hrors b m,yg s ucoirae Taporta wers ruceived AN, T WL tion Monday, i Ko i he Tibre e G, Wysire by airrs [ biub aud Lt Curtin thought eho awed bim for tho |y DeBUtY-Sunetintenlont Joseph Pixon oreseated | SUShi fot Io bantisrys. W aave o by I'at Grady | The work in Iuigaris was almont entirely destroyed TR, Spechein vagn, | = e 17 Tooth, - Dubunues A, W Kanjord: Fullaqel> | Use of b1s room. The watch awnits the owner at same. Afteg o series of questlons had evolved | 40me years sgo when ho made & slinllur sttuck | by tho 1ate war, Which had ve o raerciid that dis- " N 148 Wenteont. By ELISON, POMEROY & CO, Fias o ot g e, (NG Yurkt “'cax. the West Madison Street Station. The acts tnt X)Epu’ly Dixon.was tho luluhnnfl un- }m‘;:mm;; m‘e“.'.flu:l.mfi,‘".: L ;. ';n:;:n‘ et ek, “A" jreat deal of In(on;-l was manilestod In | S — Aurtloneers, 78 & 80 Kaudolph-st. . 0 a; V. 2, . . WY ' v K INNES, b HianiToR e, "% | Upon a search.warrant sworn out for tho S‘,;,";‘f,.,";’;‘,:;;;, Sroperty. sl Hongerd i o | S0 nd Rols o b sperve i ek e ety | s Wi’ veport, 2a” il Ll R SUNEY PEREMPTORY SALE DGaaier Hha s shaniun, fenyers Col, | 0fice of Dr. Phiilips, No. 140 Dearborn street, the | and'oudisputed owner of sixtv-nine fee. frant on | $odicted for an assauls with ingent to kill, ‘T'ne Tron g police yesterday recovered two more valuable in- | Archeravenne, and six lota on Logle street, the 3 U, K. Kittredge, ¢ i Sitdredie. iy ead a_report showlng tho re- T S e o et RU P U RE me period, $3, T |e_r‘:u u @ were taken ou the bond, and tho prisonor was r [ how T ADETION . ! e bond, ; . 5, o i oz A tereier, ‘v W, | srameuta etaien froi the oftico of W . Bullock, | ko Wero anpear before the Criminal Court at the RIVERSIDE, 1 tho hands of tho ror b DAL The toial | o to br. Hiau's Surgical amdorthopudlo Institute | DAY : aisanin 1 Snlue, | dester in microscopes aud atmilar articlos, sume | i, id 00 TILE CASK ENDED, or the year wore atatod nt $12, 000, for the treatment of Gefermie TR ) § GSI oncee (115 on racel; r Tt wan expeciod Luat the iadies wiho e golnz Sk CU N gitioe 1adniase .umh:lum,mxusn:m Sould aud foug Ly neotiug A Chloagd, T tu the morning, but ax theie train did not arive in U time_that part of the prograumo was dluunnu' to | . AUCTION SARES: % - = e nfternuon. 10 Morning session closed with ™ v, prayer by Dr. Willing, ‘During the intermjsaion | Wo As BUTTERS, LONG & CO, two years sgo. ‘The thlef, Albert J, Jones, who burgiarized the office last Sunday niorning, sccured about $.00 wurth of plunder, only s portion of which hus beon recovered. Arvests: Uoarge Hrook and Honry Smith, BUROLARIEN, wlf s Naalion” A bold attempt was made Jast evening to claan out the bullding No. 117 Franklin street, occupled on the first fluor by Joseph B. Long & Co,, tho (hieado Sult Compaity, and on the basement fNuor by Warreu, Lanb & ‘Co., dealers in noots and The *‘Riverside cava " Is endcd, 8 telegram re- celved tom Ottawa yesterday statlng that the ap- peals had been divmissed, and that the Court told the partles that they must go to tha Appeliste Court, which they uudoubtedly will not do, Tho FRONTING ON YAN fIORN.ST,, Detween Eighteenth and Nlaetoenth snd W ood awt #au Hina, DAY, KCbb. 20 at 3 p. .. on e grodud. g lelsid-av. curs o Axhiand-av., witbia n 121 It ! W pruin 3 it the pro; T - far two slick negro thieves just In town from St Louls, | shoes. At aboat 10:15 o'clock, ono of 'Plalere | wult, it will perhaps 1 h the ladies of Centevary Church onteriain the Auctlouvers and lieal-Estate Agonta Thew »m«mglu.xl "t- ted 1 » rapldly luaros! i Sad rho werk buoked for vacrancy by Deiscilves | ton's private pullce, unon - commg 5 1o | s ,.u:m‘.; it Aberl b bk by the | Yiitors with 8 bunisous Tunca Io the ehirch pare A pn ol e R O P atee b aud sid sy liwai: | Stuwar nd Steelo; Sohn Giambarw, larcuay of @ | the building saw an expross waxon standing fo i iven by the | fors. The hour between the morning uud sftor: 3 Wi, Los: Perciptory. Ternia eary und will be aunounced puir of boats from J. Hansel, No, 107 Clars vir Gieurgo Hicks, lurceny of a shoo from in front of & store near Clark sireet bridge: Slazgle Marsh, and i inmates of No. 139 Chnton street, about which place the neighbore complain & great deal, Munry Gauler owned a building wherein the saloon-Axtares of Ulrick Brockmiller wero sored. Among thesy Gxturce were 8 pool-taole and pool-balls. Albert Luther rented tho builde Chicago @ Ureat Western Rallrosd Laud Lompany 1o’ secura $1,000,000 of bonds bsucd to the Chlcavo & Great West- eru lallresd Cumpany, the whols of River- #ldv belug covared by the Instrument, Tho Pecks had sdvunced 375,000 for thy fiu uf taking up 8 prior wottzaye, under which the property was auout 10 be suld, Tecelving 100 xl.uw bonds, to referred (o all the other e, Default lsving veen made in (| noun sessions wasdivided betweon Inncn and suctal | REGULAR SATURDAY SALE. Intercounte detwoen tho ludlee, i liand” ot A e eyl ucation met af i R ICU d miatters relatiog (0 thuir brnch ot tire werk " Ful‘fllt“l’o, Cfll‘pfits, &c., B I G AT 9280 ('CLOCK A, M, was opened wi levotional exerclavs, conduet Dyt ftov. 0 Slondenming. "¢ exércince Wora BANKRUPT SALB unusually inprossive, L F. Williuy mad, b g o e usalrey Mrs. J. 2 ectatle 8 Stock Murdware, Stoves, Tinware, &c Federte tos Clirles ¥ Jetand e Codar Kapids; front of the door, and then saw 4 man ruu up froni the basement and, jusiping tnto the wavon, drive ruplily uway, By & lash of his dark Iantern, be saw " that the wawou contutued noshiue, ‘Turning his sttention to the nuilding, he found that they had prled open & gate sud & door lcadlug into the hasement, and upon eatering, heard hasty footstepa on tha Hloor above. He ran up a smsl) winding star, and reached tho fluor Just in tiwe 1o seo & couple of Atatun, I, ernaue, Hostn] N, . D, Urtewyld, Bualo, THE CITY-HALL, e ? arther fnforination apply & Viata or £SO PP, Auern, NORNAN STALLION AT ATUCTION. "Ihe licenso roceipts wero ouly 200, Comptroller Farwell is expected home this a wmlsslonari ,und biddiig God specd to those aboat White Granite and Yellow Ware WE WILL GELL fng, and, In tno courss of events, dispuscd of the | Lurglars dart out throagh a side door, and escava | payment of luturest, taxes, aud otner covensants, | depar After thiv nudreve -Y., oung lad AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M, morning, Lutls. irich firucicnnlier, therofure, huk Alters | down the Bliovs —Oniede ol doar s Tound srs | Bait s e s 1370 "ty fiud oiner covo otbicr | imatiesinere fRirodusen by e aiginbiad? BIe | o cur sstesronss o At Union Stock Yards, Chicago, wrreated fur lurceay a6 ballee, Jasiice bondloldurs reansted, thelr ubjech bojig (0 deatray WA The disbursing clerk ndded $500 to tho A soue three e four volume of scrip, ‘Ihe Treusurer's receipts were: Collector, ': Watcr-Uttice, $2,420; Comptroller, 3812, Lotal, €4, 465, Ie patd out $4.000, nearly all of Whlch went to redveus ' 77 carbiticates, The Law Depurtinent hag prepared an ordinance reealing the ordlusuco for the exteu- slon of Murgun sireet 1o Milwaukee avenne, aud it will be seut (o the Council Monusy uighs, . The result of the visit to the B ock-Yanls Thursday was the appearance of the heaith officers befure the Grand Jury yesterday, with o view 1o the ludictuent of severnl stk manufacturers— 1hose #Lo Lad Tatled 30 burity tucir establishments, Among the building permits were the fol. eral heavy balts uf cloth, Nk & ¢ Luth Hatamill decloed Lunt the charge of larceny an vailes would not stick, and, as U, Brockmiller haw not yet recovercd bis property, he will commence &u action tu trover, Detectives Flynn and Ryan yesterday re- ted on West Adamne strect” the notorions straw-batler, Cliarles C. scoullur, 16 apoeurs that beoullar twok & clance of venue Lo Du Puge Coun- ty. and tbat, when the case was callen, no one was there Lo prosecute, owlug either (o thy carelvus- nices of Lho Stule's Attornoy ut Wh the messeuyer {rom Kiate's- Attorncy belug delayed. = Scoullar was dieckared snd walked back (o town, but Mr. Mills was determined foxine bius & fair anus bofors the bare of justice, andat once procurod a warragt and capius for hie rearrest, Michael B, McDonough, a buahy.whisker. Willing. _‘Toe devoted band of youns ladles con- I by 10 d of Blise Llolbrook, of Baltimure, Md,, who t Toklo, Japan; Ml Jutia byarr, M. D.,,or PEREMPTOR Muncle, lnd., who goes 10 Fucliow, China: Miss Pricst, of Auburn, N. Y., who xoes to dupans and T AUCTION SALE. wen emitea win mawon wert. e vone | 20 Clioieo Residence Lots Beat Marriv, who ds roturning to Japan, then spo AN fow wordd about Jugan ad tho wark o, N fter the addresscs, the youny Indics of the | 1), e s Sl o St ot | 2S00 Freg Dwefll‘?g aflfllfil}l‘eut L, panted by aud appropriste wishe their IN LAWNDALE success In thelr new vocation, Anofering of caxe i3 i us 8180 made to lake to those alteady in the deld, | Saturday Aftornoon, Sopt. 21, 1878, with tho expressed wish that |t might grace tug at 4 o’olock, on the grounda, wedding feast of soue of tha faie inisetonaries. ralat leave U, s, & 0, 161 Dajoa sr ity - Theas Mixa Uolbrook, wiss b under ppolntment (o Voke Water and Sldowaike: & pere oapno st Tokio,, Japan, 10 behsll of Ler ainociutes, rue | o homestcad 8t a weost Darga i, turno.d ianke for the greeting of Chicago Indies in W. A BOETEIS TONG & CO.. Auctioneers, & Louching mpner, bfoken Witk sobs, &s sho bada | = ladices ot 8 Thursday, Oct. 8, at 2 p, m,, 10 NORMAN STALLIONS, 8 to 7 years oll. accllmated, mnd are renowned 8 BREEDIUN, 1 hey have been selected wish the greats fuest Joi ever fmioricd oo balas 0 vie year at 7 i<f LISV Auctionecrs. By D, D, 8TARK & CO., bisud 85 Randolpa-si. On Saturday, Sept, 21, at 9:30 2. m. A fing Stosk of New and Second-land FURNITURE, bundles of laufes’ cloaks. waicn the hurglars iad wglectod far plunder. e {8 positive that they carried nothing sway with them, Last ‘Tuesiiy night a wlick night-worker galnod entrance to thy apartments of Dr. Wright, on the eutresol Hoor ou thy Wabash aveuus front of the Falmer House, aud betped himsell to several huandred doliars' worth of Jewelry, which Mn, Wright had ladd for eafe-kecping aficr fudresslng in the false daitom of a pin-cushion, Itis preity certaln that the thiof was on 8 Jedito on the wutside of the buildioy, sud saw exsctly whers the jewels were placed, aud dthen, whew 1ho up- porsunity seemed feasible. he ralaed the window, siepped in, and belped huneself, . LOCAL POLITICS, TUIRD DISTRICT FIATISTS, the preferouce given to the Pecke, I'no pleadinge —Uu2 pazed of printed watter—riulted in the dilng of fonr uilld and wix cross-bills, taere belny ility- two defendants and filteen or sixteen sets of sitor. neys, A rial ouk place In 1470, and & decres was entered by Judge Willlams 1o favor of the Cowplaluanty, Ab appeal wus taken by the City af Chicao and Joshea C, Baunders, tho partiea represcnting tne largest futerests, The furmer went up without 8 bond, under the statute, bt Bauyndern was required to wive ooy 000, e record, which consisted of puster, —the ©largest that uver went from lis county, —was Ewplud. and taken tu tue Suprame Coust InSuptember, I877. "o cas huwuver, was not reachied on uccount of motlons sad counter mottuns to get the appeal within the Jurisdiction uu’ technical grouuds, uecivions un tnese being rosorved untll the fosl hearing. Anierica, Clernis, cent Latereat, it sstial. Towinz: Jullan S, ltumsey. two threesto €0, fus-eyed haoyer-on sbout (5o Housy o -'| Delematen irom the Fint cluda ot the difforent | Vhion the dustisr reachd the uppee cuurt, wian | Fobawatl o Lhe horse boacads b or, 1 ube bada REGULAR AVCTION TRADE SALY bascnent aton.fidnt uwellinee, Cuse near ChIcit | (e Cotrin Wt betors, Soure ppoith Side Jus: | Deleuien lrom the Fiat ol Congremional Dier | 2t detendanta, s ih volumluirecied fwd | the contpnts of & 1-ronin Lutas, 10 b suld withuut &7 L, ! e thoshapiced i tho Horiioe o weiiry | Dry Goods, Clothing, Woolens, {e Avsuclatlon, * Mids dparehias recalred an wacel- Furnishing Goods, Ete., Jent education In medleal branchea in this country, g sept. o 3 veloc] and wilt be & muen-needed aasiviant, A e ik, b welock, ot vur Bales W AL BUTL 8 e TPUS. LONG & CU., Auctioneers, DON'T RUN AWAY FROM YOUR WIFE, 5 Cluy beo prepured und paid for by the city and Baune 24348, Nos. 32, ders, prayed for su appeal, appearod and ob. fained leave Lo assian errors upon 1o record. ‘thiy et with 0pposition, but some of them ol & (empumrj:mndllu( I Court, without baving tiled suy bouds, decislons of the mutions boing re- ., twoentory 2 aud 1834 blate alternvan, charged with lulm{ represcating bine scll o xn oflicer, @ Coustable, “I'he complalnt luat Bclonough was piude by a mau nawmed brick ace- street, 34,000, "the Coummittee on Bridewell visited the dustitution vesterday for the purpose of Joukiug at trict met In cunvention at Svea lall, corner Chi- cago avenuc and Larrabeo ptrect, last eventog, for the purposs of nuwmluatiug a csudidste forCon- gress, There wers three Richaras fn the feld: 1. T, serve, conetating of Farlor Sulta, Chainter Seta, 31 y Cllra, Holus, L. - Moscs Bernatein, o baker, whoeo irtals aud triouls. tivne were set forth Ju yeaterday's paner, in bris!, bia grievance was that McDunough had served er, W 0. 1. 5TAL e mew unildiuge going up end exawlung | acrved. - AL the present term of conrt motfons | == TR e Ct 9 9 Skl chaiee of Aid, Cafiorin (it (e eoemg e b Doty and v ouciidde 8 lexy upan Wis | sreia, of Lake Furest; A. b, Coruell, of Jofierson; e madu to sirice tho avalgaucnt of orrors of Hpecial Dipatch 40 Tae Tridune, . By WAL MOOREHOUSE & CO,, | ~aserns SO LEE s g vtk yatiat e duliet fanliou. ” & veport, | Swor wis des Conttes o iimel emur 12048 | aud 3o 8. Draduary, of Waniisgars siee comont | i defomdbots fom ‘o, phiaaent of errurs of, 82, Lous, Sept. 20.—D, R. Townsend, ad- Auctiuncors, b3 & 47 ltadolon-ot. LLECT YOUR PAST DUE BILLS Wi probebly ba sadis Nosiay nit. of thw Couniy Courl, tis ealiteu ihat on (o 251 | belog thoaght t have rather the best followsug T ol itriulement wat hed hotweuns |+ suvo sgent for Foripauth's élreas. 803 feprieng We will sell to-day at 10 v'clock BY LACING THEM WITH THE _ur;ig:l;g;a:_yu&a:“:fiy: ;l;;lna ‘3"}?1':1 nx(in;,' 9 ';,'mg"wr;;:riv he h-;'im:al::lfle;l. l_tcum:g; .mnn(;hlu delegutes. T B i tlous wers wiade cousenting 1o tho diawbesnl of the | erie, was arrested here to-night on a charge of j HICAGO MERCAN'mEab%ErNGY. SE Eus, i ¢ unill the return | Mr, Nelson nowinal Col. D. W. Richardson | appeuls. 3 donlng bis wife, M A T A, wi 'ROGM 36, 1£2 WASHINGT: of Ald. Caty, Chairuan of toe Commitice o Lomiable - (tha befug st - that - - |, Tue inotlon to diswiss was opposed by the for-’| Bbaudonlig bis wife, Mary A, ‘Luwnsewd, who e e e e A e Monda'y or Tucsday, A mectiug will the be ca) itk ab oflcer) bad becous wortbless, wud tha 132 tanjporay.Chaisuito. aod (st ohueman e | oy wiia it wppecled bt essned et | Bves at Saita Cruz, Cal. 86 had tolowed hita Winiotied, Fady Ghaire. el pmle. B el CUT FLOWE N, ot ol o vy o sy of the e com | BULLLCS B fhus Lo dato uf the aulifcation s [ cepted tae loinparary Becrolary. 40T | the rocord; 1t was yrantod evartuolon. Tihen | from Now York. : simtder Faclor aia K hetich Topien Htirra i | o ST CEwaneu SEis priaay Vit At e duny e to agrvs | SUALSIC B bonde ar bla oo o 15 valu to and | Durlug a6’ Sueace of ceriagh committees, 5, | U0 Wantéd 1o Continte’ L Save. Uputs wiik ot ————— Rorluss, Mollresscn Mid Quecheware, Lruiseis shy error, This alwo wue denlud, the Court telling them that thy caso would Lave 10 go ta the Appel- late Court. As 3t will cost §4, 000 oF $5,000 10 ket up unutuer record, aud 1he city I8 understood to be u‘u-md. nothlng wore will probubly ever by begrd of L case. W. Ucodhug, candidaie of the F Fourib District for itopresentativ teta of as called fur, uxburtiug the deicgates 1o choose 8 guod mag for standard- buaror, sad theu elect hiai. ‘The Commitice on Permanent Organlzation re- orted in fasor of the fullowing perwancut olicers for the Conventiou, sud, on motion of Mr, Nelson, tbe tvport wus sdvpled: Chairmag, C, T, Hey- decser, Lake Counly: Vice-Presldens, Charies Chariton, Catcazu, M. Drew, Cook Couuty. Jumcy Finuey, Lako Coboty; Secdotary. O. b Putoa, v County. L. P. Nelsou nomlusted A, D, Coruell, of Juf- Mcbonouzh 1o give b s personal polldcation, When, outhe 1kthasy uf March, uo boud having been led, the ulice which the defendant bad bl was decuivd vacsut, efore such action had been ke, buweve defvndsut bad called upon Wituess aud weded for & few doye' exteusion of < fa i deagn e craln Usrpeis, CWeddings, tieeps Everybody 'i'."efnw.' g‘c‘mfimfm ‘Thuredsy, lnfii";‘;"f"\{f ot F LOWE RS AN Qct. 8, 8 on tost day the Pittsburg, Cluclunati & A | "l Bt Louls itallway (Pon-llundle route) run thelr | == T #rand excurslon lo Clucianatl ana rcturn for $5 the round tripi return tickets good on ull regatar | wve v oven e i merdn St e trefns uatil Oct, 8. Elegunt Pullwao slecolng- €A ara run by i live, mud the best of Cosches. : K l N G Call at vilics, No. 121 Ruudulph strect, or at depot coruur of Ciluton snd Carroll strects, for latest bills, Don's faret tho duto~Toursday, Oct, 3. P O W D E R THE INVINCIBLE, — ‘ THE COUNTY BUILDING, ‘Ihio Cotnty Collector yesterdsy sold West Cbicago property for delioguent city tazes for 10787, Counissioner Benuo hos asked the County ‘Treasurer for bis aunual statement, and it will by luid before the Buard Mondsy. ‘I County Clerk yesterday paid $216 to the \\'nhlux’lm{lan Hnm{. the n{ngnflng the pro- B. W, FAY, A VERDICT OF SUICIDR. Tho Inqueat on the budy of the hat-desler, Ben- Jamin W. ¥ay, who was found dead with a bullet | I bis brains on the dock fuot of Wadiogton | street, last Wednesday evenivg, was rewumed yes- °| 8 kuew tuat the wrll- tew uutification bud bevn received. Mr, Jamee MHewitt, a8 shorthand Writer, was aboyt to make 8 statemcut relative to the ovi- dencs 0 @ ewit wherewn Mehonou, aw Liat e bad aerved 80 cxucution. oo iheben ger iy August, 1578, when tbe delcuss admitied tha bt burtion of tiat taslituiion ‘of the liguor-iccnay | Ay 487 whien 16 detevs i TSt Bizty vt o b oibe wotlon | {orday srternoon t the odice of Uaderiaker | 1f you buy an o Invinciole Bard-coal heater, ssoucy received since Septemler, Knowledged e Correciaces t' e wrik wnd o | bleracsis Disbly suloneuc of Mr. Coroull and Eligh, 454 State. street. Avwill be seen, tho v~ | 70u Wikl got 8 stove that bas pateut lmprovewents Absolutely Pure. Eliza 3. Woodrul clsiton that tho Hon | retura wade Thereot, oered ua- svidsnce. - 1ho | otier oot o e bat, 1o 1he Wdence showed that Foy nudoubludly comwitted: whict bave gained hreo Weatern State- Fair prizes sulgide, und thut be had harbured the idva of welf4 and pronounced ‘*the best," Mace by the Cbi. CONSUMERS should bear (n mind tust the lucomparable **iosal Iy gow the only Baking b Lorenz Brentano owcs ber $100 fur rent, and yes- | PFos ution there resled their comes 'Fue defense surprise of all, none werv wade, aud Mr. Cornuil - C A X b 2 cluslvely for this powder direct iroun the w| it Loty s succesded In geltivg Judgiaeol entered | Diade 8 Yery poot shuwing, —iu fact, no ucfvaso at | e choscn by acciamation. . Whe 1he sotes had | ooy hut hu had b ©ag0 & Erle tove Cowpany, sod wold everywhete. | Market wado from yure GrapeCreata Turtar, tuiporied excladvely Tor thls powdcr dircetirou e abie kb2 axulind Wt 1a the Cuubty Conre e ibat susounere | Mheoud (ho ottt swimined o the cove ppionah | dds choscs bf acciawation. Whenibe thanhed | ““Fao frat witices catled was Mre, Ada P, Fay; g ~ RS8P, B S et ket Wit AR TSR AL L Sutiuse el . el s i ecoureased o Laviuit ruvrcssuted |t Couvention for the bunor wisich 1t bad. cons | Wikow of the deceascd, -t terimed toncoi Lok Sale il Uocd (61 Do kudcr 1b Siddiaue, Cakes, 4it Al Eokis OF PALEY. Whollf WIEA2ALe S8 0 Ol Taly truih Uiy Lhe wile of Clirle Scoullur was around | byumelf o s oilicer. und to baviug: acted v vich | forred apon i Lhs, bonor which it bad cou- suy deccasd Ahve last Weducedsy 19oraiug stuhs DRUNKENNESS CURED. Frlia Tt T e ouly Bl ARS8 S e ot I Tt o b il Yesterday looking for bim, e basa bid coputa- | oflicer, 1w the Wonth U1 AGriet of The prescut | thons eiriotiod b the Fopis oy e b s3id, we 8 wrcluci, bavius WKeD rewifust Wit liw theaut | Dr. D'Unger (dlacuverer of the cluchons remedy), | M718 Jagieiniere upede apdrured Ly e Smaerk fonid of Neotths aud nr i ylusits dui and the day before bad beeun aeqattcuvia | dean Gue prool was taub Le ey busd | o vivwiswd 1o uct a3 au budcst leasdston, sud, | the Usdod Uouse, Ue Suen beft the botel, as wat- | of Misnespolls, Miug., posltively cutcs eveey casa | MULE, Sew Yok De BAY LS, Luawii Prof. GEN liadelolla ¢ v 4 -