Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 17, 1878, Page 8

5 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE : HURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1878 THE CITY. GENERAL NEWS Tohn Schneider, of Betlin, Germany, is at tho Sherman House, W. Hopkine, of Malbonrne, Australia, is 8 piest at the Sherman Honse. W. DP. Mackey, nf ZEngland, known throughout the world as the anthor of ¢* Grace and Troth,* arrived in this country on the 13th, and it Ja expected that ha will visit this city beforo hls retnrn home, ‘Tha temporature yosterdny, a4 observed by Manwnse, optician, 88 Madison strect (TRinux® Building), was stBa, m,, 70 degrees; 10a. m,, 72; 12m., 74: 3 p. m., 74; 8p. m.. 60, Bar. onieter at 8 a, m., 20,13; 8 b, m, 20,10, Yenterdny morning a bell.hangor was ealled into the Tremont lfousc L0 nmiake some repairs, Ny mistake he went down into the engine-rrom And mediled with the firc-alarn, and the result was that the Fire Department was unnecessarily called ont, The Australian Cricket Club, including D. W. Gregory, M. Qlbbes, .. F. Boyle, G. Il Balley, C. Baoerman, J, M. Biackham, ¥, Garett, F. Spofforsh, W, L. Murdoch, ¥, E. Allair, T. 1loran, and J. Conway, were at the Sherman lionea yesterday, At 10 o'clock yesterdny afternoon Willinm Moray, 30 vears of age, fell off & bridge crommng the rlip at & quarry near the Alton & St. Lonis Rajl- road brides on the outskirus of the clty. ~Tne body waa recovered eome hones later, and was taken to his late home, No. 41 Lickory sirect. The Landwehr of tho Socialistic Tabor {asrw held & conclave Jast night 2t No. i Weat Lake #ireel for the parposs of dircnasing the pro- curing of new arme, and {t was onderstood that steps were taken Lo oblaln belter weapons than the ol ehoot-around- the-corner guna they now carzy. Tho Board of Managers of the Industrial Bchinol for Girls for the Firat Congressional Nl trict met at the Woodrft lotel yesterday afte: noon. The meeting wan ealled 10 licar the repo; of progress frum thiy Committee on the proposed carnival of authors. l'enulug the scttiement of tho question of bolding that _enfertainment, tho meets ing adjonrned to Saturday at 3 p. m., after elect- ing Mre. Prickeit asa Dircctreed, The Comimitteo on the liquor-dealers’ pic- nic for the henefit of the yellow-fever enfercrs met last nfeht in Wasserivan's, No. 20 Clark atreet, with Joc Mackin in the chalr. The reports shuweil that the expensca had been $800, of which £100 had bheen patd. The Committee owa 8U80, with §244 in tho treasury. There was onougls ont: standing to pay all lisbilitiea and leave a lttle for | the South. The Committee will meet again Friday eveuing st tua same place. A gaeat at tho Brevoort House was yester. dny morning found dead In bed. He camo thera ‘‘ussilay afternoon, and aftec dinner eaid that ho feit tired, and lafz down, and not appearing far hreakfust yesterday his room was entered. There waa nothing to Indicate mnicide, and heart direaso 1x tho supnosed ca ‘rom papers in hie © ecxuton Ite pame tv C, B, Buck or C, E. Maurlre, of No. 63 South [llinois_street, Indisnapolls, e ia not known to have had any friends In this chy. TLe Dody of n mau badly mangled wns found at 6145 yeaterday morning o rtle and a half enstof Tnudale, ond wan_taken to East Lyons, It wns thut of & tman about five fect ten Inchize in i yenry of suc, hrown hair,cut short, I fl\"y browh mustacae, amt 8 long. prominent nose, e wan clad (n n pot black felt hut, black drees coat, blnck panzs with o sk stripe, brown merino socke, aud sewved hoote, and in the pockets were found o Pitieunre Leaderof Oct, 1%, o watch and chain, nu papery, but nothing by which iy fdoutis teatiun could be fixe, Tho building on tho northeast corner of Madison and Pranktio stroets, formerly oceupted by felz & Co., hasheen leaned to Carnon, Pirle, Neott & Co, for three years after Jan. 1, 18NO, waen the Jeane of Kelz & Co. expicen, Tha bulae inz ls owned by Judge William™ A, Galbraith, of Ycle, Pa. Mo wan uifered o very large sum for tha property if he desired to ncll, bal he preferred to Tent, as he has great coufidence in Chicago real ertate, and belfeves that o ris will tace * placo within & few years, The buiding 4 to be immediately extended on Frankiin street to lho alley, H2zél fect. to varrespond in every respect with the press ent ereetion. The addition will be occapied by Cniran, Prie, Scott & Co. also, Atthe expiral of the Sels leane, Jan, 1, 1880, the midale i will be remaved, and tho entira bullding, 180xsi foct, will ke occupied by Carson, Co, | 0 Pirie, Scott & and witl be ous of the Aneit stores tu the The aunual rental 13 at $11, 259, which cer- shows 4 marked improyenent, Tho store aud iocation are both very desiranlo. ‘e Chickasaw Guards, of Memphis, the fncst inllitary company in all the South, and the ono that wan second prize 1 the Natlonal Driiling Aournament a1 St Louts Iast Beotember, wiil wrrive in thin city from’ Indianapolis by the Pan- handly Hoad thty motnipg, aud will be the gueats of thoFltat Heziment during their nojourn liere, walch will be over Surday, Companies C and I} of the Firws will meel them at the depot and escort them to the mew Armory on Jackeon strcet, whora they will atack and muie thelr © headquartern. Friday cvening an exhibition deiil will be gdiven upon the Whita Stockimg grounis by calelum Yight, for the beaotit of the yeilow-fever sufferern in Memphls, and Saturday evening Companies B and C will temder their gueats & compiimentary recention at the new nrwory, The Chickasaws are refugecs from theie city, knd bavo been cinployir thelr kit inmii- Inry mancuveo to o good burjoss, -tnat of elving exhitition drille for the benenit of ‘their kindred nt hotne, from which they have ratsed o consluerable amount of money. ‘I'he adwisslon 1o the grounds {4 1 ue 60 cents. Quartermaster-Sergeant ¥, K, Petere, unu_ Mr. €. N. (rosvenur. an_honorary member, arrived in Chicago yesterday, in advance of the command. A specinl meoting of the main section of arms tho Socintlstic Labor party waa held lawt ovening ot Nu, L10 West Luko street. Mr, Bischott, from tno Auditing Comumittec, incidentally stated that the accocuts of Mr, Stlow, tho Tressurer of the party, bad been oxamined and found correct, ana the money counted and wafe In the bank. The other membern of the Committee belvg avsent from the meetinyg, the matter was referred back, with Instructiuns to make a writlon repurt ata futu wmeeting. The matter of eleciing o buminel mupaper for the National Soclaitel “discussed, and Mexars, Nchilliug, Vogt, and Tra. nor were huminated for the position. Tho frate pamed yentloman waa clected by Iwn‘m{ votes against two for Vogts Trayuor was not voted for, ‘Ihe questinn of salary was talked over, and Mr, ES Stahl moved that'the Fresn Comiulileo confer with Mr. Schilling. und pay him a stipend not 1o exceed $15 & week. but the majoriry thought $15 too The munificent high. aud voted the motion down, aumof $10a mansger, and | 1o notify hitn of his election and the salary a Jowed. The report of the Picale Commlttea wus recelved. The grows roceipts wero 82,001, and the halanco on hand after paylug expeu Wiy $140. The renort was recelved and piaced oo fle, METHODIST MINISTERS. The appointiments whick weze recently mada by tho Rock Miver Couferenco and wers printed i Tur, Tibusr: of yesterday aliow the following condition of the pastorates in the different Methe odist chiurches In this city: “Che tev, W. U, Willing continnes to act as Pro. siding Lilder, and the Rov. M. M. Farkhurst, of the Clark Street Churen; the Rov, A. W, Patten, of the Waubash Avenue Church; the Hev, W, K, Crafts, of Talnity; the iey. John WHllamson, ‘o the Mich. igan ‘Avenus Charch; the Rev. J. C. Clen- caning, of 1he Lingley Avenne Churc he Rev. E. M. During, of the 51 Stroet Churc) the Hev. 1L W ot Ce thie Lev. §. McChesney, of Park Avenue Churel 1ne It 11 ol t 5 ) Churel; hireet Church. the Hev. J, | Stmpron Church; and the Rev, George Chase, of the Winter Strest Church, rotaln thelr present charges, for the ensulug yesr. The ftev. R, 1, Shepnerd. who has receutly returned from Europs, gues o Grace Cbureh, apd the Hev. John Atkinson, the paator of that cburch for the past ihrec years, is hiansferred Lo another coa Y Hev, BUP. Clevelund 15 went 19 the Grant Pra Church to relieve the Rev, , Marsl, who le transferred Lo 81, Psul's. ‘The Rev. 8. H. Aduuws formerly of the Wesicrn Avease Church, mud Il Rev, J. M. Caldwell, the former pustor of the Ada b oureh, clange uisces. ‘Toe Rev, A, Gurncy s trausferred from 8t Paul's ta thy church st Hatsvie, 14, The Hev, it M, Hatdeld remalus u the First Courch at Evanstou. THE COUNTY BUILDING. Tho Grand Jury will bo impaneled Mon- doy. 'I'be Protecticn Lifo-Insurance ' case will be called for trial in the Crlwiual Court Monday. ‘Tlio County Collector yesterday nold prop- erly In Soc. 7, School Bection, and Duncan’s Ad. dition for delinquent tazes, 'IT'he President of the International Iack, Aho institution to which the county owe fur teuipurary loans, was over yesterday {ug a deep Interest in (e connty's Gnancial ability. ile gol the promise from the Tressurer ihat bo woulu be paid $40,000 on account in a few daya il the collections keph up. 'The Howpital Committee was iu rossion yesterday afteracon, sud sudited snumber of bills. Aniung those conaidercd was ove for olling ih Hoapita! Zrouods, which was gt rogarded as en Lirely prover (ruw the facs tbat the wurk bad becn doue b the coutractor ju the face of au ordee irou: the Board to the contrary, ‘The Committee agresd Lo report tbe il 1o° the Board without recummendation, but it will be allowed, of coutse. In the (.‘tmu!{ Court yesterday, in speoisl 08, 1,372 10 1,483, inclust: 48’ 490, 1,301, 1,402, -U90, 1,507, sud 174020 Cily of Nv, Lle Bssesasieat was confirmoed, except Whete objections bad been gled; tn L, 370 tha thne 1o Bla objectivue was extended vuth the 16ih, 1oll No. B0, Tuwn of Lake, he ssaessmeut was coofirmed, sod 1o roll No.' 80, Lydw Park, tbe wawe order was made. Fhers was 8 rumor yesterday that M—dn{ Lle Board wuuld recunsider o appropriation bill pnrsed Mondny, and ro rednee the items thatan Appropriation for the Caurt-Honse direct conld bo made. Noone appeared to know anything shout the rumar, and 1t conld not be traced to any leaiti- ‘mate source, but from the fact that tha scheme of making excersive appropriations for connty yine- poses, with a view (o subscqnently tranaferring the enrplna to the Court-Houvo Fand, has heen ex- nosed, and tha well-knnwn desire of the ** King- aters* to punh the Conrt-llonse work, 8 move of the kind would not be aurprisiag. In the Tonrd Monday, Commissioner Wheeler, in defenae of tha ** Tting, " and In nreing the meceaity of Ierninz bonds ‘to cacry on th Coart-Honne warik, £ald that the total of the *'ex ran*" voted on tho iuh the past venr wan $14, 000, A reporter, In_looking over the acte of the Boned ifltemfir. found the following (o be the fact jexton tias bren voted &1, 301 for cagpenter work i Vi 704377 for band ntone ana §7,100 for the v between thick and thin stone, bealde %300 given 1o ‘tarbitrators ap- pointed in _the °‘Ring’ interest. For sundrica 81,077 has been voted, and to Sexton tor \ork on the dome, Reside this, Sexe heen voted &1 per thousand ** extra™ on abont 12,1, 000 brick latd, or nearly $30,000,— ane-third of which, at Jeast, han heen voted this year. o the *‘exteas,” it will he secn, Inatead of ing confined to 814,000 for the year, have been 850,118, To mako the ahowing cumpiete, how. cver, or nearly ro, must be added $30.000° more for the dome passed Inst year. and 850,000 yet dne Harma on the fonndations, and which will prabably ba voted to-day. So the *‘extras,” in ronml figures, excluaiva of the grAnite contracta to date, are about $136, 000, THE CITY-HALL. City serip was disposed of to the amount $900 yesterday. The receipts from the sale of city licenses yesterday were 8350, The recelpls yostorday at the City Treas. came from the Water Department. The disburse- ments were §2.000, ' Information was recoived yesterday at the Health Departmont of a case of scarlet fever at No. 505 Went Erle rtreet; also a case of diphtheria st No. 74 willow stre : The liceuss of Joo Sherwin and J, O'Neill to run a rendering eatablishment was revoked some days ago, but they havs continued withont fear of the Iaw, Everybody eupposed to be connecicd with this **stink factory™ hae been indicted, and the cases wili come up beforw Juatice Morrison Batarday. Raump, anothes renderer, bas just put 1n an tniproved apparatun for removing the atench, and this will bo ready for inspection by the officers of the lealth Department to-day. Among the building permits issned yoster- day was one ta W, J, Quan to erect five thre atory stone-front dwellings at the comer_ of Onta- rio ‘and Plno strects, to cost $20,0005 D. A, Hchroeder, uue twa-story stono ll\nllln“( at No. 481 Wells atreet, $2,500; Theodors Freeman, three-story stone-front dwelllmi No, 08 Eim ntreet, to cust 83,0005 John Enlibin, threo-story stono-front dwelling, on_LaSalle street, near Sue perior, to cost 83,000; Crilly & Dlais."dve-ntory hrick store, 104x120, corner of Dearborn and Mon- rue streets, Lo cost 805,000, . THE CUSTOM-HOUSE. Tho revenne recoipts yestorday wore re- vorted at $27,100, of which sum $20,027 was for aplrits, Tho United States Grand Jury in still in sossion, and yesterday 8 numbior of witnesses were cxamined in small caves, 'Tho currency disbursements at the Sub- Treasury yesterday amounted 825,000. The dis- bursements in silver were $3, 000, The total quantity of taxable gallons of tax-paid spirite of different kindeheld by wholo- sale Hquor-dealers and rectifiers In the First Dis. trict o1 Illinois un the Lot of Octobor was 351,601 gallons. Th! outslde of distilleries, Mr. Ferdinand Weiler, of the Treasury Department in._ Washington, accompanied by Meaers, J. N, Martin, Jaimes A, Sample, and Ttichurd Roman, arrived in tuwn yesterday on ong of the occasloni! vialts ordered by the Department, 10 exaniine the books, accounts,and moneys of the Sub-Treasury Department. Johu Merton aud Henry Webber, a pair of young men abuut 18 years of nge, wero heforo Commissioner Tloyne yesterday on a charce of passing countortelt maney. There was mufficient evidence ngainst them to warrint Mr. Hoyne in holding them In bul of 81,000 cach. In - default of which thev = were scnt to tho County Jall, The countarfeits thess yonng men have been circulaing are known as ** Richmond, Ind.. tens." 1t appears they were len from the trunk of John Ford, 61 Wieland stecel. Ford 1a a shocmaker, and a hard-working, honest follow. About three years avu s relativo of tjs, one John Shacter. thon dying at Bt. Josoph's Hosoltal, handed over to bim (Ford) some 813,000 of these bills, and Ford kept them locked up, with. ont uny Intent to make use of ther, [le wan boe foro the tirand Jiiry ond wasexonerated from any blame in the affair, It turned out that theso bove, Merton and Webher, hat stolen from the trunk, and were pasaing them quite succesafully up to tho tlme they were caughi, ‘The evidence sninat them fs deemed quite couclusiva oa to thelr gl / CRIMINAL. Margaret McKondall and her son Thomnas areat the Chicago Avenne Btatlon, charzed with an o 1t and threats to kill the **old man,” Georgo Atyrood 18 thero also, churzed with plcking the pocket of Miss W. Tripp, of No. 04 Ries street, at tha cornor of Clark and South Water stroets, The trunk stolen during the auction at Mro. Frank's second-hand atore, comer of Dlae Island avenno and Polk strect, wna yesterday morning found in an_alley off Forquer street by OMeer Houllh Everything it contalned wos fouud Intact save $104 Ji cush and a fow nleces of Jowelrv. Tho value of the bonds and clothing re- covered aggregates $2, 600, Guaton Kilo, 35 years of ago, an Italian fruit-peddidr, was last night locked ap at the Weat Mailisun Strcet Statlon, charged with outraginga Httle G-year-old girl nsmed Jeannetto Silke, renld. {ng at No, 2 West Washington street. The dotsile of the horeible “aflalr as related hy the child nreuts are uut for recital, The littfo oue 18 quite ind {8 under medicul care. At #:30 Sunday evening Inst Btephen Brannuck, residing at the coraer of Thirty.elehth ond LaMoyno streete, was heid no on the corner of Polk strect and Centre avonne, and was rotbed of $4.20, Esrly yesterday morning OMcer Kenney wrrested & youny man named Patrick Daltouw, who was (nily luentified. Tlo was held by Justice Mor- rison {u $300 to the Criminal Court, Williamn Driscoll wns yestorday held in $500 bands to the Criminal Court by Justice Morri- n - for bratally beating hin littla von, who is now inmate of tho Newstioys' Home. The evidence ahowai that the litilo fallow Lad heen subjected to the most innuman whippings, for which the father attempted to excuse himsolf by -wmulnr that tho litle follow wasa truant and a very dlsobedlent Y. John Akerson was arrested by Constable Daynes Tuceday nizht on complaint of Georgo Pegzs, charging’hlm with rape, or assault with In- tent to comnit rape, Ile was tronght before Jns- tice Hanunill, who held him In bonds of §500 to apposr for examloation Friday at i o'clock 8. m. Tha allcged nsnsult was committed ug«n two litile girle at No, Church street, and the accused s auold mau about 60 years old, At 7:10 upon the ovoning of the 12th inst. August Osier, of No. b 8mart strect, was held up at the corner'of Smart aud Kinaie strevts by iwo men, vhe of whom seized nim shout the nock while the other went through hiw pockets, tuking s gold ring marked ** Prienilship, ™ $1.50 in change, and & door-key. The same ng{hl()fll:#r W. W, Cluett arrested s felivw named Michisel Sullivan on tuspicton, and while the Drisoner was 8cthe sia- tion Mr, Osler fuily Ideutifed bim, Mra, Catharine Golden, the widow of a soldior, msde complaint befors Jastice Wallace eatcrday ngainst DF. ‘Thomas T. Ellis for obtais- ny money under false pretenses, Bhu clajmed Lhat she was desirous of ohumlni ?lm!on money from the Guvernment, that Dr. Ellls represented 10 ber that he couid sccure the awount for Ler, that e Liew Lo was nol & Penston-Apent of Bayihing of tho sort, that e took certain vums af money from her which be refused to seturn, and that be was 8 swindler generally. ‘The store of an.Indiana merchant named Willlam Hartsupe was ently burglarized sud & large yuantily of hardwars und plated carried of. 'The proprictor beard toat burglar uamed *'Bostun Jack™ had taken the stufl, and bad gone to Chicago with the piunder. Mr. ilartsupe folluwed, and yesterdsy recovered 162 of Ilur\lckll koives io the pawnshop of Juhn Livozdi, of No. 25 Weat Madlsun sizeet. The kuives were taken In charge by the Weat Sadison strect police, and Livozdi was rrested for recelv- g stolen property aud for nol keeplog propes zecords 1o bis akiop, Edwerd Hershey, of Muscatine, Ia., and owaer of Envoy, was bronghl before Justice Meccl Jesterday alteznoon oo & wrlt of attachument. awornout by J. b Chambers & Co., 10 fecover b8y fur s gismond atud warth §100, which it was l“k?fl wae purchssed of tlue firm & long Lime sgo and bad never been paid for. al(nuu!h hie bad been supested,y dunned for toe swount ‘I'ne defendant test.fied that ibe vnderstundivg was that Mr. Cham- herz gave bl the diamond 0, **keep as lony as be wanted t0," sud \he Orat time be beard any- thing sbunt cayiug for thu bsuble was wheu his horse waa attachedyust before the race of the 11tb, whun bs put yi 5 fu the hande of the Cunstable under protest, su that the race could go on. Jus- tice Meech decided thal the defeodant was ju- debted 1o the complaluants 1n the sum of $200, and sa sppeal was taken. At 6:50 yesterday moruiog BMre. Fliun Coons, of Nos, 100 and 108 Washiugton street, re- ported that el au early hour iu ihe moring three youlls bad enguged a roum at her Lous urougbt with thew 8 quantity of civ Kuods thut bad duublicasd Deen atols . Utllcers Mugnane, Dnffy, and_Sallisan_went o the hoase oand arrested ~ Frank Clark, Edward Bar- felt, and’ Manelee Long. ‘The property ‘wat identificd nv hawing been rtolen from tha Atlantic Hotel, corner of Van Duren and Sherman sircets, 1t tranapired during the day ihat Leng and Barrett, who are recently from Cleveland. hired 8 aulte of rooms on Van Nuren atrect, near the hotel, bat Jast nixhit took Jodging ith Mra. Coons, asking to be called at 4 o'clock. ‘They then went o tha hotel. nnd, while the elerk wanengaged up-stairs, they ent a blind, entered the cloak-room, and_helped themselves, " A check which they had falled to' remove from ono of tha crata wan what give them away. Jusiice Snmmer- Reid held the tri0 1n 81,000 ench 1o the Criminal or A romowhat antiquated Romeo and Julict appeared befora dustler Foote sexterday afternoon nanig Wikiam Wright and Mary 1. Marsto ‘Their care hail come np an the 101 of Octoher, and had been continued until 2 o'clock yesterdav af- ternoon ander bonds of 81,006, which bupds were farfeited on accoiint of the non-abpearance of both narties to the anitat tho apnointed hour, They had loved, —nt feart he bad,—and lie wan the complmnant, shile she was defendant, He prosecuted her on _a charge of obe taining money under falic and_fraudalent pretensen to Lhe eum of $600 ar mare, The chnrie of 1aleo protensc was upon tho ground that sho had promised to marry him, and_never kept her word, while sho extracted money fram him. At Inat the couole appeared together, nad the prosccutor an- nognced, with a amile, thal it was **all right," and they were going to wet married and commence Tifo over Agaiunt 60 years af-age. The home of the falr one fa at No. (15 West Madlson strect, with her danghter, Catharine Penalr, who In o dreramaker, and who nlso aigned flie bond for £1,000, forfeited. They baven't got matters quite dzed up yet, Mr. Darlington Turnbnlt is the gentlaman from Lincoln, I11,, who was wealthy, owned bank and ratlroad stock, and gae stock in Mendota and other floarishing towne, and who came to Chleaco, \here he went {nto bankruptey in Augnst, At present he his the patent righit of A gan machino, and hian an oflice in the Dore lhllldlm{ corner of Stata and Madison streets, where he can llaten to the marital woes of hisnepr nelehbor, Dr, Swengel. Mr, Tornbalt, it will be remembered, s a'so the gentleman who some weeks ngo cansed the arrcat of an old woman whom the polico had nlways lonked uponne & common street-waiker, charging her with plackmatl, She was old, very old, wore false corls, false teeih, bnstics and pads, and she hereolf only known what else. and painted and owdercd uto the hnr‘(lln. #o0 that after eho had ain In a cell At the West Madison Strees Statlon untll _the ganze and tinscl had tarnished, Mr. Turnbalt was afrald to atep into court and admit that he had been victimized by such a | creature, €0 he rofused to discharged, and with hor rea nd, Frank Tyler, has been living at No. 27 ‘Thirty-fiest strcet. The two of them have made It preity hot fur Turnbalt, If he tells tne truth, and there Is every reason to pelieve that he does, ‘Tyler has com to the room when he knew the two wero {n bed togother, and, Ly threatening to do frightfol things with 8 large knifo which he e. hibited, blackmailed Mr. Turnbalt out of numer- oud suran of inoney, "The woman, too, exercivelt the wiles of which she fs so capable, until she got n gold witch and chaln, a diamomd ring, ent-rinys, 840 In cash with which to inatitnte divorce proceedings, and numerous suima of NNy, Mr, Turubalt tired of this: then they threatened him with exposnres, and sald they would ecnd the Invo-sick Jcttere hie had aent Lo her ns samples of his affection far his wife at Lincoln, Mr, ‘Furnbalc finally concluded 1o stand up. to the aifalr like s man, and once amd forcver settle thik pafr, Ho yesterdny afternosn s Tylee and_his wito were emerging from thelr attofney's offico thev wera arrested by Lieut, Hayes und Oflcer Dan Dully, 8. J. TILDEN. M1t REDFIELD, Tho Tilden Inqulry wna resumed yestorday morn- ing at the ofiice of Mr, Hurton C. Cook, Solicitor of tue Chicago & Northweatern lallroad. Mr, Redileld was ngain put on the stand and awked to produce 8! tho papern answoring the description In the aubprena, While the papers wern being hunted up Mr. Sherman msked the witness sbont the Company’s repreeentatives In- New York by whom payments on ita benalf could have been made. The reply waa that from 1861 to 1800 i1, 11 Boody was the Transfer-Agent at that end of tho line, and had charge of the general busines of the Nuw York ofiice, and that from 180d to 1872 Mr, A, L. Pritcharl was the Trensurer at New York. The books which tho witness produced wero the common stock ledgers Nos. 1 and 2, and ho was asked to polnt out the esrliest ontry of the ex- change of stock of the Chicagn & Northwestern for stock or bands of the Peninsular. In roply, he snid the firat entry of this kind was made Jag, 3, 18635, and was fuand on page 702, common stock ledger rosecuto. She wae ar pretended hin. No. 1. He was then asked to polut ont to tho Commis. sloner all entries In that book of the iwue of comraon slock of the Chicago & Northwesteen in exchiango for Peninaula stock or bonde. e did wo, and Mr, Sherman asked the Commisaioner to have copics mada of the entries just pointed out, and, after verification as o thelr correctness by the witnesa, to annex the copi»s o the deposition, My, Harland, Tilden's couznsel, objected to a)l testimony rolative to the franafec of Peninsular stock 1o (he Chienge & Northwentern. Mr, Stierman thei asked the witnees lo prodoco a1l original books of cutry of the dweuo of proforred stock of tho Chivago & Northwestern In exehange for stock or honds of the Peatnsulor, The witness produced preferred stock ledger No. 1, nnd polnted out the fiest entey of tho usne ot preferred Chilcago & Norttiwestern atoels for Peninadla stock on page (00. ‘Tho Commbsioner wan awked tu make copies of the sanc, as before, Witniess, In response 1o farther questiond, aaid these books, at the time they were In use, ware kept at the New York office, which wos first at No. 12 Wall street, and afterwarde ot No. 62 Broadway, The nowlnul par Aalue of ail theno shares of stock, comuun and preferred, was €100 each, Mr. Bherman—Wero you famillsr with the raling market valite of thy coimmon stock of the Chicago “h. .‘o&x“l;rzmm between Jan. 3, 1805, and June Witnesa—1 have no reeollcction now; never have bren very familiar witn it. . —Dioen any ledyor uccount sppear on the baok: with My, Tilden in rufarcnce o cammon and xr forrad stock of the Chicazo & Northwestern? A.— There {a a common »tock account hero with Mr. rl'ldvm—on the comman stock ledger No, 1, page In a aimilarly dry, and, to the publie, thoroagh: 1y durk way of pracecding, the geatltying inforii- tion was commiunicated that thero was s prefeered count with Tilden on pago 2 tock ledger No, 1. howed was ot made known, tha Peninsula ltoa The bookn ot witnexs continued, came into the posscenion of the Chicage & Northwestern ot the timw of the cohsolldutlon, * Two of thoso buoks—tue record book and stock ledger—wero in existence, and the witness produced them, Ilo " then reyuested to produce mil records and memorunda o wervices rendered by Tildon as Trastee, for which kny cumpensation was received by him, luclndtog all records, iminutew, stubs, and menurands showine bonds alned by him as ‘Vrus- tee from 184110 1872, Pending the lmllnm’ upand wrrangiag o canvonicut form of this muss of teuck, & recess was taken untit 2 p, m, ON RESUMING IN THE AFTERNOON, Mr. Sncrman sald to Mr. Harland that he bad Jost recoived & note from Commisgioner Hoyne stating Dls insbility to be present. Mo desired 1o know §if Mr, lisrland would cousent to golngun the satme as if the Commissloner were present. Mr, Harland renewed his technleal objections put forward Slnmh{‘ 1n regard to tha testimony be- ng taken by any othier persuns than the Conitints. sioner or the witness, 1lo had not stipulated, he #aid, that (tshould be taken In any ollicr way, and he was niot ready to give any stipulation as’ta the Comuitssioner’s abaence which would suount to & conwent that the depositiun should e writteu by some other pereun. Mr. Sherman then informed Tilden's counsel thint, eince he had 80 announced himuslf, he (Mr. Blermun) woald rely upon tho rule in furce in the District Court for tho Southern Districs Louzt of New York, that motlons (o suppress depositions whall ba made within four days after the ruturn of the deposition, Atr. Itarland intimated that he wonld look out (or himasif on that point, He then fastructed the officlal reporter Lo pat him down vn the re 1 for defondaut consente 84 if_the Comminatoney were pi 10g the teatimony bimself or cai wing it (o be writ- ten by tho witness in bis presence, * Mr. Sherman then asked Mr, Reddold §t ho was ready 1o produca THE VOUCHYRS, RECRIPTS, AND CHECKS for payments of money (o Alr, Tilden subsequent 10 June, 1870, and up o Jup, 1, 1874, Mr. Hedfield replicd that be ‘had tiie vouchors, but not the checks. r, Sbernwn asked the witness If be had ever acen Mr. Tildeo slzu bis nane. ‘The wityess thought be had, but was not poal- tive. e bad. howaver, seen him write, perhaus 8 dozen thnes, but didn't recollect ever having re- ceived lottetu purporiing to como Crom him through 1he mail He thuught, potwithstanding this, that he was safliciently fullar with bis huudwiiting to recogniza biv slgmature, Mt. Sherman iben prodaced six vouchers, Identitied the wignature appeudes ac of Suniael J, Filden, ud o ‘berman then referrea to nine olber vouch- purporting to e eigned by Samuel J. Tiden, “‘Fhe wituess did not know These® vouchel ber Gseorge W. Smith, atter. a0 far us witness t n the possession of he Chicago & Northwestern for payment to Mr. Tilden of any amouuls fivm June, 1870, to Jen. 1, 1873, He did not know when the bonds wero sigaed by Mr. Plden aa Trusieo, for the wguiug of which snd payment (oercfor thess veuchers uutflnned 10 be given, except as be jn- ferred frut the vouchers Lhat ey wers wigned very shortly before the makiug of the vouchers, 1t any other vouchers bad bevn qiven to Me, Til- den from 1870 to 1873, they were destzoyed u the Mr. Shernan—Are you now able to state what bunds fvsued by or under the control of the Chica- go & Northwestern belween 1801 and 1872 were signed bvlllr- Tilden as Trustee? A.~1 sw able 10 wtate. § ioy thew, except the fuct natute befory \hey were of bl thiat they sequired bis o imsued. [ of bonds, and how many e Utileazy & Northwestein between 1601 and 1572, auswering o the descr 1lon you buve Just given, sud etating tuelr iss seat vy year, if you cuu. Ao -1 cantot say poal- tvely thatal) sbeav buuds wesy baaued du Lhe yeats 100 bande kuown na the Green Bay extension bonda: fn 1843, 00 bonds known A tho 7 per cent equipment Wonds, The bonda of the Peninsnla Haliroad ompany were not fasned by this Campnny. When they were Inaned it wns not under the control of thle’ Company. In 1800 thera were lraned 22, 750 honda known na the 10 per cent cqnipment bonda: i 1W 1,650 bonda known as the Winona & 8t, Peter's recond-mnort- eagze bunds; amil In addition to those there have been Jemued from time to time. commencin in 1HUS, comnolldated currency bonus, In exchangs for ather boids, of which [ cannot now tell how many were {ssued proviona to 1872, Up to the ‘peeeent time there are 7,100 of them. In 1BGH there wern fssued 1,000 bonda known an the La. Crosee, Trempalean (& Prescott bonds. Mr. Sheeman asked If Mr. ‘Tilden conferred with the General Salicitor in regard to the legal sorvices rendered the Northwestorn, and the Wwitness re- pherd that he did not think there was n General Solicitor at that 11me, though he was not suge but that James M. How filled mch an ofice at ona time, \Witness was a Director in the Pee minsula loads, —one of those named in the artlcles of coneolidation,—tmt knew nothing abont Me. THden's carmectlon with that Compan exeept that ho becamne n Trustee under itn mo: gage 1 I8GL Ronda were irsiad nnder that mort- wage. and, whilo witnicsa didn't nee him sizn them, he supposed he had done ao, beeauno they reanired his stunatube when fesued. ‘Tho murteage w giver, in 1843, 00 honds were iasued, prol abiy In the rme yoi 1le did not know who fixed Mr. Tildew'a compensation for slgning bonds an stee, nor did he know, excent ns he gathored It from the Companv's recorua, that Mr, Tikden had ary interest [n the Peninsuia Road at the time of 114 conxatidation with the Northwestern, Witnens thought he wan present e time when the terms of the provosed consolldation were dlscuseed, SThe arrunzements mado wero cxpreascid in the articles of conanlidation contained i the Company’s reconls, to which e turned, lle did not know that arranygement was aver brought to Mr, Tilden's notice or received his as- sent. At that meeting there were present P i Smith, (i. L. Dunlap. J. E. Platt, J. B, Redfeld, A, C. Coventry, and J. M. Ronntree, Witnes thonght he awned a vervsmall amount of Penin- snla stock at the time of the consolidation. fle did nat think Mr, Tilden was prosent at that meet- ing, and did not know that he took any active part in promoting the consotidation. Ile did not know that 1,000 shares subscribed for by Il 11, Boody & Lo. were leened to then, ‘Thore were entrics n the Peninsula stock-book of rtack 1ssned to Mr. Tilden—on page 39, to which ho tarned. He une derstood thut the Northwesteru, by this consolida. tion, acqnired the Peoinsuin Company!a right to fi.' llnu:ll-xunl, and that it became tho possessor of o lan TO-DAY, Thin clnsed the testimony for the day, and the Inquiry was adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn. ing to Commissioner Hoyne's ofiice. At that houe Mr. Itedfield will have the information necessary to answer Mr, Sherman’s anestions in reference to the fasue of the consoildated currency bouds ro- ferred to avove. All the books, vouchers, otc., touched on in the ingoiry will be copied aud made A part of the recard, the Narthwestern folks having fi"u"‘“’ to allow the originals to pass ont of thelr ands. Tho vouchurs referred fo during the afiernoon's exnmination--some fftcen tn number—renressnt vaymenta to Tilden of abont 81,600, Toissum ts mada up of the amount he received for slzntng buinle As Tritstew, the lee for cach Hmn ho put Ins pen to paper helng the comtortable sum of 81, Whether the investization willshow that these pay- flents were omitted in his lucome roturns renwing to be scen, but it s evident that the attempt Is he- ng made to shiow that they were **not counted, ' Thu exumination, of course, s Into matlers outsfde of Tllden's law praciice In the Enat, but District- Attorney Sherman is apparently of the opinfon that he can nake an oceanlonal ‘'find " at this point which will go to swell up Tildon's total tncome, which be should bave re- turned, but which, it Is alicged, ho falied to do, The theory is, n4 nearly as Il can be arrived at, that I totul income, froin nll gources, wua never levs than 8125, 000 n 'year durine tho parlod in quustion, and it s A1id to "be capablo of demonstration thut m somu years It went noyond 3500, 00 The v N will nojlenr ar a succeastul rival of Zip an Winkle ns farns **not conuttug dat™ 14 concerned, D. L. MOODY, A PLYING VISIT TO CHICAGO. Mr. D. L. Muody pald an unexpected and very wolcame viait yesterday to Chicago, the sccuo of lils eatly lobors and of soms of his greatest triumpha. He came into tho rnoma of the Young Jen's Christian Assoclation in the forenoon, and the sight of his robust, cheerfnl, onecrgoticatly Christian countensnco acersed enouzh to revive the drooping apirits of tho workorain the vineynrd. Asouo of the young men remarked to a Puinens reporter, **the evangellst camo ke a Llessed breeze from the lake 1n the mlddicof a hot day, and we all felt liks opening the windosvs of our hearts to its_freshening tuluence,” Hut, try aside, Mr, Mouwdy is here on a briel hlflg:nl vinit, to louk nfter sonto Intercets which he has at heart, particularly ihase twin pets of Wis, the Chicaga. Avenus Church'and the West Sido Tahernaclo. ‘The formor.is the one he himecif fonnded und fos- fered for many years, and the Iatter i4 one in which he takes n specinl interest. It fs Low noarly two years mnce Mr. Moody Jeft Chicago, and snics that thme he has continucd the rovival work with slgnal _success In Moston and other New England cities, Mo haa pasaed the sum- o in meditation and C sindy in hin homne at Northflald, Mana,, nud now iio s arraug- ni to spend the coming winter in Baltimore, where he in buslding a home tor his family, He docs not antteipule any such revival thero ns was witnessed n Uni , but ha expects to pursite his work inan efectual, if less damonatratlve, manner, Whily here for & few dlays—ho expects o leave for Naltle more Montday—\Mr. Mooldy will take occavion to speak to his friends inpudlic, 1o will iead the noon meeting toemorrow, and Runday he wiil preach in_ the Chicago Avenua Church in tho forenoon snd evening. To vrevent un vrercrowded house, the morniy, services will be ticketed, ‘Tlckels can be nMAInefl ot the Young Men's Chrlstian Asociation, No. 150 Madivon street, nnd of the sogtou at his chu.ch Friaay murning. Mr., Moody L also consented, at tho request of thd Young Mcn's Chelstian Asso- ciatlon, to preach to young men ouly in Farwell Hall Bunday at il p. m, ‘Tlckets of admiasion have been wrinted to brovent overcrowdhig, and can bo obtained ut the rooms of the Association, No. 150 Mudivon street, nfter 9 o'clock thie morning, tiil they are oxhunsted HIIENRY GREENEBAUM. EXAMINATION ON THE CHARGE OF ENBEZZLE- MENT, ‘The Greencbaum caso was called promptly at 11 o'clock befare Justico D'Wolf yusterday morning with a protly fall court-room, Tho ex-ban! wason hand with his counsel, 30 was Col, Juneasen, 1l bad the Court send kfier Kecelver Horton and seversl other witnesses, and alvo o number of the Looke of the German Yavings Bank, Jawes Ik Roes waa tha first witness, 1le testie fledt ns to the value of the Grecnebaum Buliding, The eround was wurth abont SUU0 per front foat. fu‘ Iunaum valuo of the bullding, he was uuable to JOTIN COMISKEY, formerly baokkeepur of the (Gurmun Bavings Dan wae the next witieas, [lo acted In st capacity n 1871, fle had ontire chargo of tho hooks, Iia had made un entry In the investmont account of $220.000 on the bullkhing The entrles woro mads from the slips. ile thonght Wise wiade the slips, lie had charge of the books uitll 1675, 11e under- stood thus Sir. Hertlog succceded him, _ lie had scted as aseistant bookkeeper undor him, und made enirles I the bovke, lle also fustifed In fif‘utrfll &3 ta tho trunsfer and amonut of rental-- 5, 000 —received from the vavinus bank. e had the Looks with hiu, and teatifled as Lo the fncomo frow rents of the building, which was from $14,000 o 15,000 8 year, Jle then testitlod thut he understood that the huild- ing was to bo pald for in socuritles tukon from the bunk, Ho then enumerated somo of the nutes which were teanaferred o Greence baum. Amouz them were $10,G00 from Mr, Hitt, Solomon 84,600, luzh Maher 3,000, Pitta & Han ¥y HKulsely 85,0k Thesw were couaid. cred bad notes, 3r. Juesen cross-examined the witaess, but from blw guined little sativlaction, as withees' knowledge was excoedingly defectiva. 1lo con- fensed thut ha knew nothing of ithe character of Aho notes and securitios, but from tho weneral re- poit b betleved thoy wete nol gaod; that was the mpression witnese fou from his dealtoye with the bauk, The Knisely pote indorsed by ilenry Grecucbaum, and secured by trusi-deed. The .note witness did not consider trut-clus e did uot kyuw wihellior any of the papet Lad been discaunt- «d by Henry Ureensbaum, snd th out.” ¥ thought tLey bad no real at the tima vl the sule of the building to th suv. inzs bunk, In November, 1874, ‘I, Il Weober loaked ayet the books and pointed (0 a cortain nce count. Wituews wad asked by Col. Juussen Lo ro- fresh his memory, Witnoss wus not sure but that thia wus the case after all, butdid nut kvow why tle entry uf tha transfer of the bauk bulldiug was entercd upon the books as It wie, WILLIAM A, GHHENEDBAUM, tho late bookkeeper, testified to buving made the entry bu queation. ile made the vntry, as 1t was e 1u Ohedleuca ta 8 slip frons the Cashive, Ile did nut kuow why tha sale of the bulldiug was uot trausleered frow the real eatale 10 the Investment account. 1u the cross-examiuation, Mr. Grecuo- baum testificd that ut the tine the eutry was made biv was asstetant boakkeeper. The (ermiau Savingy Bsnk collected the rents of the bullding sfter it trunsfer, aud hud Jlv own reut frea. ‘The dutics of thu Comptroller were 1o altend (o the conducting of the luveatinents snd luaus, In coujuuction with the Presdeat. Witness undeniuod tbat thers were sowe leaves ex.aliug upon tuo bullding ut the time the Goran Favinge Cale 16L0 pusscesion of 1. He was not avked Lo stuty them in detall, O, U, HOKTON, testified Recelver of the German Ssvings Baok, that bu_obtaincd bis appolutment in Decewder, 1877 He vl un catimute upou the balldiou bim- seif ae 8 Becelver. e wade soe inquiries ro- gardiug the vaiue of the flrnpu"] at that tlwe, aud nuce the trausfer be bad lequired of experts. Could notswear 2s to Me vaiue, but bud bis owo A')r‘l:’wn. Wwhich was tust it was worth about WU, Alr. Ssll, attorney for the defense, sxked It it was pottrue that real cotate aud buillings bad o yery aificrent value now from what they bad in 1672 0r 1834, Witueas tavught there bl boen o laree decrease lu vuiuativus, DUt there nere exten- usling Circumatances uttendimng vowe paities ular fwrtauce, ol 38 loug leases, wte, He thonght that real property had decreased At leant 50 per cent aince the yesr beforo tha panic. Witnesn waa asiced to examine the deed of the bank-building sotd November, 1873, 1lo sald it hnd never been recorded. He had alo a guit- elfim decd. He shonid aefend possession with whichever served his purposes hetter, MAX RHODE, bookkeeper for Wehber & . sean called to the rand ang asked 1o look np certain entrica npon the hooke, In Journal C, under date of Dec. 4, 1877, there was cntered a note of llenry Grecnebanm for 325,000, the bank failing four days Iater, and he toak from the bank $25,000 in Wast Park bonda the samo day, ‘Tnis note was introduced Inovi- dence. It bors date Nov, 20, 1877, T. B. WEARER fook tha stand. During the time he examined the Dbooke, and espeeially nt the time ho fonnd Lhe note of llenry Grcenebanm Inlhesllce of $25,000 worth of Weat-Parkz honds, he had s conversation with Mr. Greenctaum npon the subject. 1{o asked him why he had taken ont 1hae bonds, and Mr, Greene- baum told him he thonght the bank needed money. Mo asked him, then, why he put his own note in the bank. ~Mr, Grecncbanni said ho_took the bands (o Sir. air, President of tho Merchania' Luan onid Trost Company. and that he gave him the cash for them, which he had entercd upon the bouke. Witnessatated that no anch entry had ever been made nipun the books, A fesr days later, Mr, Greencosum told witness that he had ‘made o mik- take In raying tha bonda went to Mr. Biair; they went to Now York fnstend. Witness asked him why ho had not_cnteren that fact npon the books, and he could not give any satisfactory ex. lanation. Witness told him 1t Jooked ke n ateal, Mr, Greenebanm told nim to look out what he l,}ld. n{-d witneas replied that Le woold talk ss he pleaned, . L, Schrelder testified that he thought the prop- erty of “he bank-bultding was worlh about $450 or £:00 a foot. In the fall of 1873 witnees thought the pm!muy might have been worth double that smount, Cal, Jucssen said o had some more witnesses to examino who had been subpansed, buat who hsd nat pit in an Appearance. The Court then adjourned the case untll thls morniog at 10 sharp, SBUBURBAN. RVANSTO; All of Importance that was done at the regular mecting of tho Village Trostees Tueaday evening may be concentrated in one short paragraph. A debt of $2,000 due Gieargo Halght was ordered ro- Lorrowed of that gontleman. The Commiitee on Water«Works rocommerded the appolutment of Joseph Little to the position of Assistant Engincer of the Water-Works. Robert Commons waa like. wiso placed in -noniination by a momber of tho Board, and, unona ballot boing taken, he recelven & majority, wherenpon Slincon Farwell, s Chale- man of the Water-Works Cominitice, offered his resignation, saying he coull not serve as Chatrman if Commons was given the position. Action npon the resignation was postponed until the next meet- ng. &'hn TRepublican Clab of Evanston. st a meeting ‘Tucsday ~night, elected the fotlowing oflicers: Andrew Shuman, President; W, N. Brainard, Firat Vice-President; W, I Crocker, Second Vice- President: IL, 7 Boutell, Secrctary and Treasurer., L, G. Lunt, € K. Baunister, 11, H. C. Miiler, Bimeon Farwell, snd J. H. Fiich were chosen membices of an Kxecative Commitice, and Mesnrs, Bratnard, Boutell, and Hamiln & commitice to prepure & conatitution. PRESIDENT HAYES. Ho Olves the Citizens of Winchester, Somo Sound Fiunncial Advice, WiscnosTer, Va., Sept, 16.—The President and party arrived here at 11 this morniug. In addition to tho President wero Mrs. Hnyes, Webb C. Hayes, Gen. and Mrs. Haatings, Bee- ratary Thompson, and othiers. They wero et at the raliroad station by a larze crowd, and thenea proceeded to the residence of Gov. Hol- liday, under the escort of the Winchester Light Infantry, Gov, Holliday courtcously recelved the visitors, and after 8 Lrlef rest the party proceeded to the Falr-tirounds, Un arriving at the Fair-Grounds Gov. Holll- day welcomed the President and formally {ntro- duced hiin to the assebled people. When tho President roso to reply he was Rreetwl] with applause, and spoke as follows: Frrrow-Citiznxa: My firet knowledizo of the beautiful and historic Valley of the Bhenandoah was outatned in tie rough school of the wreat Clvil War, and with Lhe nid of very coinpetent instriet- ors, engaged on oppowite sided In that terrible cone- fliet, 1t 1s n gront satinfaction to rovisit the Valley, and to refresh niy recollection of lts superbacenery and places made Interesting and fumous oy tho War. 1 now moot its people undor clrcumntances far more nuapicious thaw sny of ns, whother we wera eoldiera or citizens during tho canteat, could then have deemed posaible within the puriod of our Jives. For tho ficst (lme In many years wo nec the Awerlean poople, fn the midst of interesting and hmportant elections, with thelr attentiou chiefly ongagad about “questions relating to materisl - and bualacss Intoreats of -~ the conntry, snd gard to which in all tho States "the people ars beginning to ko sldes without much reference to scctional or color Hnce. Whatever evidencos of the old bitterness may he exhivited in any otlor part of the couutry, we know that here tho goneral wish fs that tho scce tional controversies which have ws our Amerlcan socicty may be permanently aettiud, aud that, in purauance of (ke UConstitution snd laws pence, and nnfonr may be restored and forever firmly establishod. During tho last month I vielted agricultaral fatra In sovernl of the Northwestern States, Inad- dressing the people on those occaslons it scemed 0 ma not nnproper Lo call thelr attention to the financlal affuirs of the Uuvernment of the United Btates, This was done with a doubls purpose, It waw iny hope that it wanld give encouragament and confidenco to those who were looking unxious. li but hopstully to better tinicd. “Iured. alsu, that the facts sud figures presented wonld ald in the formution of correct opinions on subjocts which now mnlnlr Intercat the poople. With the general purpose [ now desire to p: hefore yau very briclly the views 1no of Who fathers of our country, patriots whose names, and characters, and services are very famitiar to Sthe whole country and very dearto Ihe whole country, In this part of Virginia, os- pecially, with wiich some of themn wore [deutifivd, and amonz the condants of those who were associated with thum, the oplnlons of tho mien who made Virginia so famous will, I am suro, boe sue ceivad wita more than ordinary consideration, ‘The Presldent hero quoted from letters of Washington, Jetferson, und Chicl-Justics Mar- alisll, shiowing they all favored hard money, and cuntinued as followa: 1t ls not necessary for my purpose to make further quolations from the fathers. They em- bodied thelr opiniona in the American Conatltu- tion, ‘The money of the Constitution La coi In muklog mwoney which las intrinsic value the con- stitutional nioney of our country, the fattisreadopt- ed the money uf the world, Byalaw restiog o the concurring judgment and common conisent of man- kInd in all ages and couutriew, the precious metals have been tite measure of value—tha mouey of the world, It 1% a law taat te fundamental and ir- ropealable, Itcan no mors be repested by act of Congress than the law of geavitation, 1f wo would bave on early retura of busincss prosperity let us not try (o be wiser than the fathers, wiser than the Coustitution, and wiser thus human uatura, In the present condition of onr country uur progress towards prosperity R u nation sud a individiale deponds upun baving & gaod puullc crudlt, and sound conwlitutional currency. The Presideut was frequently Jnterrupted by ung disturbed briel spocch by Becretary Thompaon, the Preatdeutial party visited various parts of tho Fair. ‘They diucd ot Judge Pepdleton's, and retdrned to the Fulr-Grounds, when tho ex- bibition closed fur tho day. ‘The Presidunt and Mrs., Huyes, assisted by Gov, Holitday and _ Mrs, Mason, bis sister, hold a reception at the Governor's resliency to-nleht, Large nuwbers of Judles uid centlemcn of tha eity and nicighvorhood called to pay their re- :w:-u. At 11 o'clock the purty leie fur Wash- uigton, ——— + HYMENEAL, 8pectal Dinpateh (o The Tridune, Broosinaroy, 1il., Oct. 1—At noon to-day Me. Juseph A Jordan, tralu-dispatcher of the Chlengo & Alton iu this city, and Miss Emma Betts, daughter of 3lr, and Mrs. Lyman W, Betts, snd miece of Benator David Davis, were united in marrlage. 'The Rev. J. WV, Dinsmora perfurmed the ceremouy fu the preseuce of a large company of fricnda. At 3:20 Mr, and Mrs, Jordun departed for a visit to Waeellng, W. Va., tu be gone two wevks and return to live in Hloomivgton. Mr. Jurdan s s young geutlemsn who stands high amopy ratlroad wauagers and fo the socfety of thls Hl,v. and is universally respected for hu integrity, good habits, and meotal abllity. flis bride is a youn lady of beauty, grace, snd cultur, u meniber o oneof the bést fam{lcs of the Stute, und bo- loved and honored by all who know her for her excelfeut quulities of bead and heart. —————— A BOGUS BARROW MAN. 8an Francisco, Oct. 16,—~The arrival of the wheelbarrow man was su advertising hoax, Potter will not be here for a day or two. —— A GRAND DISPLAY, 1L M. Kinsley, 60 Weshinzton street, will dis- play Lls ucw chius, giasswsre, silver, aud linen Friday and Saturday, Oct. 18 sud 19, from 410 8 o'clock p. m, The society public are tuvited with. out {urther notice. ———————— A 50 CENT CARPET, with & carpet-lluing under it, will outwesr s §1 carpet witbout it. Uso only that manufsctored of cotton sud psper, American Carpet Lining Com- pavy, New York end Bostcn. ¥or sale by all cas- pet dealery, ———————— FLAVORINGS. With great ¢ Ly & oew process, Dr. Price pro- duces tavorioge of rare excellence—~far superivrio cucap extracts. Auk for Dr. Price's. TIIE COURTS. The Validity of an Iron-Bouud Lease Bustained. Mike ‘Evana’ Caso to Go to the Jury To-Day. A deciston of considerable interest, both to lawyera and the public, was rendered yesterday by Judge Blodgett in the case of the Connectl- cut Mutual Life-Tnstrance Company va. Sfdney W. Bca, It secms that tho Comoany has lately been in the hablt of making its leases with a clnuse or covenant by which the lessee Rives the Company a right on non-payment of rent to enter up Judement In forcitie detainer against him at once, and lasuc a writ ol restit- tion. Sea was nlessce of the Company, lcasing from it the house Nov 4 Park ltow. He failed to pay hia rent, and the Company attcnpted, to'enter up judgment by confussion agaiost him in forelble detainer. He objected, and a long argument was had on the point before Jduidze Blodgett, who then took the case udder advise- ment, and rendered his opinlon yesterday. He satd that {n December, 1870, the Campany fled a bill agalust Sidney W, Bea and wife amd others to foreclose a mortgage for $10,000 glven to(t by Willard N, ang C. E. Bruner, on No. 4 Park Kow. In March, 1877, a decrecof sale was entered, but without givine the rirht of re- demption. At thetime of the sale, in Octaber, 1877, Sea was in possession, clalning possession as he subscquently claimed under sume titls in s wife. Soon after the sale Sea attorned to the Company, snd sccepted a lease from it, and pakl the rent. A new lease was given in May last ot $40a month for the house, but Sea had paid no rent under it, although demand bhad been made on hin. Mrs. Sca had also scrved notica on the Company that she was the owner of the premises, and had never surrendered posses- slon. ‘Uho lease contained a coveunnt that, if default should be made i the paymant of the rent, the wholo awount should becowne due, without notice or demand, and theleaseq agreed that any attorney might appear for him, and enter up judement againat him in forcible entry and detaluer, and that o writ of restitution shoutd be fssued at once. On the 25th of Sep- tember last the Company flled a complalnt fn forcible detalner ugainst Bea, and niso a cognovit confessing judgmont. - At the same time, on due notice to Mrs. Eea, the Company asked fur a writ of asuistance against hed, in tho original decred, 80 ns to oust her from the premises. Mr, and AMrs. Sea np- nent by counsel and objected on the ground that the Company, by sccupting the leass from Mr. Bea, had walved the remedy agulnst Mra, Ben,—that I8, it had exhausted its right to the writ of assistance by accepting the attornment of Sea to the posscaslon of the premiscs. ‘The Judge said, in reply to that argument, that If Mrs. Bea tind never” surrendercd posses- sfon, and sull owned the Jxruperty 80 thut her husband could not surrender the possession, then 1t was diflicult to ses how the Company had lost Its right to a writ of assistance to zive it possession. [t was a part o1 the decree that the purchaser should be let Into aneulun, and stio was catopped from saying sbe coutd not be dl- vested of her posscesion. Asto the forclble detainer, It was objected that the Court only had power to render judgment on a debt due, and that the sixty-sixth scction of the Practice sctonly nuthorized a confession of judgment for debit due, No duubt confessions were more frequently entered for debt duu than for any- thing else, but on principle thers wus no rea- #on why o defendant could not confess judg- ment {0 trespass, or case, or forcible detatner, orejectment as readily as for debt. There was no reason why a debtor should not give such a remedy to his creditor if e saw fit, Tho au- thoritics cited showed such confessions had been riven, e could certainly let judggment go by hcl‘null, and why uot stipulate in advauce that In a certain contingency he would allow }ndgmcnb to be taken bgalnst him{ If po rotd was uscd, an ogreement of tho kind fn question embodied In aleasy would bo binding on tho lessce, In the preseut inatance, 8ca made no_ruuprestion that ke bad been vyer- reached or defrauded, or that the warrant of attorney was obtalncd by fraud. The alidavits showed there had been such a breach of tho covenant of the lense us entitled the complain. ant to the posscssion of the pramisea. ‘Fne sugeestion was made that the defendant was cntitled to aredemption of the premises under the decision 1 tho Brine case, But where a snle had been made absoluto by the court unider its former practiee, that sate could only he set aside by proper procecdings for that speellle end, such as hill for review or to redeem, and by no_collateral procecdings could o party impeach the salo made in due course, A judy- ment would theeetore be entered in the furclblo detainer sult for u writ of restitution and fo tho chancery sult for o writ of asslstunce. . Mr. McDaid, on behalf of Sen, £ave notice of appeal {u both cascs to the Supreme Court, DIVORCES, Ella Btall filed a bill vesterday, asking tor a divoree from Samuel A. 8tall oo uccount of bis dosertion, 1TENS, The evidence in the caseof the Pcople va, Evans was concluded yeaterdny, and tho case will be given to the Jury this morning. Candldates for adininsion to the Har will be examiued to-morrow by the Appellute Court. UNITED BTATES COUNTS. District-Attorncy Buugs, on behalf of the Covernment, yosiorday filed an Information agalnat. Adolgh W.and Fred 8, Hoffman for lilepully removing from their elgar monufactory 44,700 clzars without having themn properly stamped, An Informution was also filed ngajnst John 8, Mclnhill for uunlawfully withdrawing ferimented liquors from a beer'keg which had not been stamped with the proper internal- rovenue stamp.. Doth the parties nppeared nud r]uded nolle contendere, aud u tine of $100 was nposed in each case, | CINCUIT counT, Bella McKay commnenced a suit In trespass agulust Joseph Dizon, Thomas Barrett, und Pairick Malouey, clalinlng 810,000 damuges, Aundrew Nelson sued Willlam Willtaing for $1,000 damages, Mary Jensew, began a sult for $7,000 damages sgalust D. H. Hale and Juhn Rewdl. Frank Mayer & Co. sued the Frauklin Insur- nuce Cumlmnf of Wheeliug, for $1,800, Bambere, | i % Co., brought suit in replevin agaiust Emll Horner and Charles Kern to re- cover o large ’?‘u-nmy of ribboos, featliers, otc., valued at $1,51.89, IJI0HATR COURT, In the estate of U, 8. Carmichael, letters tes- tawmentary were, granted to larriet K. Carul- cliael, under bond for $:200,000, Inthe estatoof Mary Mcliraw, letters wera #ssucd to Mary MeShuue under boud for $9,000. CRISMINAL COURT, Datcle Ehoru plesded gwilty to larceny, aud sentence waa susvended on the condition thay showould take the nizht voat for Michigan. (1, Bweeney, u_loot-black, pleaded guilty to driviug away a horse, but subsequently withs drow his plea and was teied. Notwilhstanding Lo had ontered o plea of guilty In the presence of the jury a yverdict of not zullly was roturned. Witliam' Rustuds was found guilty of lareeny uny glven oue year in the 1 ntlary., Alatthew Bennan, on trial "Tuesday for rape, was found guilty, The Jury was out all uigist, and gave him obie year n the Penltentiary, TUB CALL. Junas Brovuxrt—Willlama ve, — Railroad Company. Trg AprsiraTs Cornr—0, 10, 11, 12, 13, Junuk JaMevon—12, 10 (0 10, 31, 24, 2, 3 811048, Nu. 1, Yeoplu ve. Evane, on trinl, Junox Moonk—2y, 20, 30, 41, No. 23, Miller ve, Jones, on trisl, Jupur ftoakun—52, 60, G2 075, Inclustve, ex- copt U3, 67, U8, 60, T, 74, Nu caseon tria vpuk Boutil—Set case term No. 4,140, Joba. son va. Gilnore, aud calondsr Nos, 105, 107, 108, 100, 11 Ferry ve. Jenks, on trial, 7 10 44, ¥ 241, 242, No, uclavive, ex. 207, Dewuan J t—-Notlons fa 500, Harnum ve, Mar:finlflv Tusurunce Cowpany, and 1,379, White va. llough. ‘Junae Wituoaxs—Petitlons tn 1,084, Neodles vs, Chicago Lifu-lusnranice Company. o—J. V. Farwell First ' Nationsl Cigcnir Ufll:lx'r-uafivg. vi. Hothtich Gerbiz and At Wender, $00 S0 R ULle ve. Jaunie au Burznion Counr—{('onre: Co, va. J. G, Zinme Uauk of Calcago va. Jo, Jupus Rougis--| “Taylor, $150.—31, 11, Crane et ai. ve, Thomas kI, liofuick and George A. Elton; verdict, §130. ‘;'D:l'ln‘“gul’u ¥, rl'.wu;ihluh 'kl Louis Otlan- i —¥, 'W. Puic] % . Sinith ; verdict, §200. et L JuroRrANT DECIION, Bpscial Diapaich g The Ivibune, Jorter, 1L, Oct. 18.~Jdudgo Guodspeed, of MOVAL BAKING POWDEIL the Will County Circuft Conrt, has rend important deciaton in the caacof 1, T Tha) et of "this city, va. the Coalfleld Coni Compans At the Octaber, 1877, term Thayer obtaine, g mrdgment againat the Company for ncml 7,000, and, falling to collect of tho corporatey). commenced gnrnishment. procerdings aalmg F. W. Peck, of Chlengo, a wenlthy stockhnlde ‘The attorncys for the defendant resteqy thely eaac alniost aolely upon the grounds whiel, m.‘[ 1ed Judge Murphy, of the Appeiiate Court, ¢ declde againat a aimilnr case, namely, the (e gality of the proceedings. Tho case ‘was aui argticd, and Judes Gaodspeed, after careful consideration, held that under the Ueneral gp, cor{mmflnn act, garnishment procecdings mig, be [nstituted against any atockholder for ult unpaid portion of the stock owtred or ferg 1 him, according to the eame practico ns_ fin 2, nl»r'mle e:lunnmln ul.l,m"t)\!v:fl.’ This decisjon, ,rg sustnined, will result in a legion of sym) e, i LILTIEYS ——— Menrman's Pontanized Beef Tonlc 18 the o preparating of beef contalning ita entire nutrifys., properties. It1s mot a niers stimulant like the oot tracts of beef, but containa Llood-makin, fore generating, and lifa-sustaining propertiess valoable in ail enfeeblod condittons, whether ¢, resuit of exhiaustlon, nervous prosiration, waork, or acutc dlseanc: and In esery form' of Bility, particalacly If resulting from pnimone. compisints. It la felendly and helpfal (o the mad delicatestomach. Caswetl, Hazano & ew York MARRIAGES, QOWER=WIHITE~Uct, 15, Rt the restdence ride’s mother, Lawndale, CHICARY, by the 1o A dtarry Gower anil Nelfl ¢ ¢ Iate.Jamen J, TAGG—FUREAMAN~Oct, the ftev, John Wilkinson, | Cliieago, and Lizzie 3., of Mauison, Wis. oo L Frae N L White, o, M1 cldest 15, 8t Grace Chigr, £ th, by D.. Frank 8. 1, Rhter o C. 8. Foresin of , e —————— DEATHS, TRACIVOOETIn this city, st hin ratiemes ren-av., Cnarles Drachv g P R Funcral to Uraceland Friday, Oct. 19, ot 1 p, m, MONK-~In thincliy, Oct. 15, Rtote .. Inf; o c raceiand C tesday gt s Sl i = By 1Y yed camore (11L.) and Oitawa (Kan.) papers plessy copy. INTRODEL—Oct. 10, after n brief filney belovei wita of Josenh Intropen. BSt Ly, Survicen at (o reaidonce. 1378 Mutterfeld-n duy, 061,17, at 1 p. m. Fricnds aro favited 37~ Foronto papers hiease copy. NG—Oct. 17, at tho rosidence of ts Sainuel, Infane son of John John B Davie). ‘l';“ulk Friends will plessq A WORD OF WARNING TO COUNTERFEITERS, The wide-spread fame of Hostetter's Stomacy Bitters causes a neceasity on our part 1o reming, from tinie to time, whom 1t may concern, of fact that imitating sald article s a ponishabie enee, and wo now give this word of caution. (hat we will most assuredly have all those persons en. finyuu in refiiling our second-hand Loltlcs, aeliin: y the gallon or bareel, orin any manuer whauo: ever pniming olf on the poblic & apurious arty urportingg to he our preparation, punished to ull extent of the law, Penalty for connlerloiting or denling in counterfeit trade-mark goods, as set forth in a Iaw recently passed by Congregs Fine not exceeding 81,000, or imprisonment not mors thun two years, or both sach fine and {mprison. ment,” Wa never fail to convict. NOTICE 70 DEALEWS AND PURCIASERS, ~Tlostes ter's Bitters are never, under any circumstances, sold in bulk, but always in bottles, with a tnely eneraved United States Intornal Itevenuo (apeciat proprictary) stamp covering the cork of each hote tle, fastencd to both sldes of the neck of same, All Ditters purporting to be Hostelter's, withoub this stamp, are counterfelt. IosreTTen & Sy, ANNOUNCE, nll’h W. L. B. JENNEY WILL DI third of his seried of lectures at iy emy of besikn this oventni. Buhje of Greece and lionio.” Cumments lecturesary highily compitmentary, LIVES THR hicago Acads Archlteetars upon Xir. Jenhers iium'un'.\: B LEAKE WILT, ADIIESS TilE Twelfth Ward Hepubilain Club at thetr hait, corner Tobey siid Madinon-ia, thia Oventng. il ANCLUD WITE, L 00 West fl‘llu TENTIL WARD REPUNLI b v Lal Address th liold 8 regular meettig thin overin et o apeskors Wit addreds the RAILIROAD LANDS Wera raised on tho Mississippi bottom lands near Cairo, tho past soason. Tha Lllinos Qentral Hafirond Company has o larze quan. tity of similar bottom lands for salo at from 4 to $0 por nore, on time. Those lands ars usually not hoavily timborad—casity cleaced tor cultivation—and produce immenade crops of carn,which niways finds o roady Southern market. For furthor nrg;\%nru apply to Land Comminsionor 1. O, It. K. Co., Room 11, No. 78 bichigan-av., Ghtoago, I, Hel or a BMe AUCTION SALESN, By ELISON, POMEROY & (0, Auctfoncers, 78 & 80 Handoiph’st. OIL PAINTINGS, ATCTION SALE FINE O, PAINTINGS FROM BROOKLYN ALT (GALLERY, AT KTORK .108 MADISON-ST,, This Morning at 10 o’clock,and 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. FOBITIVELY EVERY PIOTURE ON OATALOGUH TO BH SBOLD. KLIS OMERQY & CO,, Auct'rs, | Our Regular Weekly Nl Friduy Morning, Oct. 18, at 9:30 o'clock, NEW AND BHCOND-HAND FURNITURE, A full line Drassels, Wool, aud Ingrsln CARPHETS, ‘Tha entire stock of 8 desler, Crookery snd Glaswas Thiware, &e., &e., Chromos, Blankets, Comforicoy Ucneral fluusehold Gouds, General Mero: ELISON, POMEI 0. Ae. D) « W. A. BUTTERS, LONG & OO Auctfoneors and leal-Extate Agenta 174 aud 173 Randulpi . REGULAR THURSDAY'S TRADE SALE. Dry Goods, Olothing, Notions, Furnishing Goods, Etc., TIURADAY, Oct. 17, at 0:30 o'clock & m., 8t o 4, 3 Llanduiph st W. A, BUTTERN, LONU & CO., Auctloneeri. GREAT AUOTION SALE. JAPANGSE WORKS OF ART. THUINDAY MORNING, Oct. 17, at 11 o'clock, st our salesrouliis, 173 knd 175 landolpli-at. seo "“V'"R:‘_ml_lfl? n Ilrlll REGULAR BATURDAY SALE, Oot, 10, at 0:30 o’clock a, m. FURNITURE, BTOVEY, BEWINGMACHINES, CHRUMOS, ‘Together with s variety of oihier merchandise, at Ouf e 3 tandolph el DU TR TONG & CO.. Avetiuncers By CIIAS, B, RADDIN & CO. Auctluneers, ll_Blml 1) \Wabasli-ar. JCTION SALE BOOTS, SHOES, & RUBCERS, THIS DAY. CHAS. E, e of Tribune. 0 L Aitoneers. Eatab, N0l Dresich hlaw, ke Popllay Velveis, & Geon' Clothing, bands r;ll\ dycd and cleaed at siell ¢ pinse, Drders receli ed by Cxyras, pmed Mt a vz Boston Fancy Steasi e 153 Ditnols W 1ou-st., u [ — T Absolutely Pure. CONSUMERS should hear (o mind that market made froi pure Grape Cresis Tarcar, district of ¥rance. 4 incomp! 8aV8 4he usca Lo powder L Duddlugs, CAZUL, i Mriiss that It makes tbo outy BléUIL bur dydpoutlc Busia e New ¥ sawe 1aster; MUTE, Sew 7 arable **Raysl* ls gow the only Baking Powder i iporied € <ciusvely fr AD 0id experieaced HouscXedoer WrILes thal, RILHoULH SHE Lsd Lo pay u 10w Deub Hoyal, * duds that 1t gocs, s0 uidch farilicr and works 0 mich Wil 0rie Of padiry. WLl band caa eat, ¥ oo GENTLS the {3 porvder diract troi (e whie<E AL teér, 101ae 100 ecoBoiY B0 use B ABUE ‘wituodteddn An Oldlaty 0o s 14 becauso Tl beat aad Mot M Board of Hesith, aud by auch enlucut chvuwiela 4 Fulladelbbla, ele: bold1d Uu caus var, b 4197