Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 8, 1878, Page 7

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER &, 1878, THOE COURTS. Important Dacigion gelative to Foreclosure of Mortgagas, A'New Factorinthe Spalds-Starch Works Litigation. #rs, Spaids Wants & Receivar Appointed to Take Caro of Her Interest, The Second-Batch Whisky Cases Called up for Trial. Judge Wiillams yesterdav rendered 8 decisfon of tomia Importance in the case of Blelendorl | vs, Dettmer. The case was a bill to foreclose a mortgage miven by W. IL Dettmer, decensed, and nlso to gev & decree of deficlency against the heirs of the mortgazor. The estate of the motteagor had been sdminlstered on and de- clared rettled elghtecn months beforethe bil was filed, and the personal estate, amountineto over £1,200, had been distributed to the widow and heirs, The point was ralsed that the mortgagee should have oroved up Lis claim n the County Court 1tn the course of adminlstration, sud ho not having done eo, cquity wonld not permit him npw, 4t such alate day, the estate havipg bedn trituted, to recover against the heirs indisidu Iy for any doficiency of the sale of the morts gaged premises. The Judge hetd, while expreesiog & doubt whether he had jurisdiction, that 1€ the cgm- plainant coutd recover It would be under See. 13 of the statute of fraude, which provided that when any lands, tenements, or heredita. wments ghould deecend to any nelr, and the per- sonnl cxtate of the ancestor was insuflicent to pay his aebts, such helr should be liable to the creditor o1 the ancestor 1o the full value of the lands received. He held, therefore, that, as the persanal estate was fivst lisble for the payment of the debts of the aucestor, and as the com- plainang bad meglected to prove his claim azalnst the estate during the due course of ad- mintstration, and as, morcover, the proofl showed that there was peraonal property which Diath bieen distributed to the heirs more tha suf- fivient to pay any deficlency, that the complain- ant was pot entitied at this late day to a decreo of deficiency agninat the helrs, A decereo, of foreclusure would bo granted, but vot any de- crce of deticieney. TIR POTTGIRSER CONCERT-BALOON CASH, The motlou_for jnjunctiou fn the case of Tottoteser va, The City tame up before Judge MeAllister vesterday “alternoon. Mz, “Martin, on behalf of the complainant, read the bill, Curporatfon-Counsel Hontleld read his own affidavit denying that tho city ever agreed that Auie Medilistee's declsion ou tha former telat Whould be final; also the aifidavit of Mayor eath, denylug that he had wautonly or with malice been tryine to persccute Pottgioser or ghut_up his ‘place, or that he had In any way acted fn bad falth, | 2 judee MeAllister'snld it%as uscless to waste time over the matter, Tla Mayor undoubtedly Jiad the powar vested 1 blm o revake licenses, for cause, but the veating of all auch power was conpled with the condition imWilied in law, that the power should be cxercised in good faith, Tlad faith was here alleged, but {t was denfed. But e wonld pot reveke a license without entse, ‘Phere was nothing in the statutes or wrdinances preventing a salvon-keeper having wmusle It bils satoon, Mr, Martin then nsked for time to et afilda- davita to show the Mavor was acting in bad faith, and to persccute the complainant, and an fndefinite time was given for sucl purpose, no time belug lixed for the further hearing, Tho r will probably como up agatu lu a fow UE CHICAGO STARCH-WORKS, n the caze of the Chicago Starch-Works va. , E. Spalla, o cross-hill waa flled yesterday by Mrs. Kate 11, Spuids, Ehe scta out the organi- rathun of the sarch-works, nnd claims her huse band put [nto it property valued ot 850,000, gl Tl Issued to Wim 497 out ol the HOU shares of the catltal stock. Samuel W, Allerton fur- nished the eapatul and was to hiave half the nct Ymtils. In Junuary, 1870, she loaned Ilenry lop-on, trustee, and Busan M. and I M, Har. i the sin of £16.000, with which they erceted tho machinere aud fixtures now reated by her Jusband in_the starch-works factory, corner of Twelfth and Clark streets. In November, 1877, Hpalds hvpothecated Ws 407 shares of stock to 8 W, Allerton to securs o note for §23,000 riven to Allerton in yment of al- eeetk lueses, but Mra, Soalds claims this note and asslynment were without consideration and yvold, 1o Auzust Jast Spalds hypotheeated the ssme stock to llopson and the (Tarrises to socure o loan of 83,500, sud they turned it over to Mrs, 8palds to secure her Toan ot §15,000 to thiem, 5o thut she 18 now the owner of nearly all the stock of the Company, The machivery and fixtures are worth 80,000, ond the owners have levied on them for non- payment of rent of tho factory, An attach. ment suit has also been begun by Allerton u¢alnst Spaids, and all this property and the conteats of the factory sclzed, Mlrs, Spalds also charges thot Allérton and Pray aro run- nlng the starcli-worka for thefr own aidvantage, aud are converting the mouey to thelr ownuse; that thero Is danger tho property will bu sold out under sume of tbo suita and her security mpaired, Bho therefore asks for tho appolui- ment of 8 Necelver to wind up the Company’s aflairs and protect ber luterest, THE KOPERT LAW PETITION. Tho hearing of the petition of Kobert Law against the Fldelity Savings Bonk was con- tluded yesterdav before Judge Moore, Law was retewver o Cawmpbell & Co., conl deulers, the firm Lelng composed of Jobn Camobell aud R M.and O, 8, flough, When thev fafled they were Indebted to the bank, After Law was tppoiuted receiver ho deposited the firm oneya hie recelved fn the bank to Lis credit, ‘Tio lloughs also owed the bank a large sum of money, and when it came due o Judgment was entered - azainst them. Law paid & divie deud of G0 per cent, snd the Hougls subsequeptly went to Ilulues, the President of the baik, and asked bim to tako an amount equal to 60 per cent of his claim from Law's deposit of fAr moneys and then release thy Yenof the judement szainsl thelr property. law theg filed s petition to set asido this umeration of tho bank In paging ftsell its divi- ‘Il“al:l;l"lnd to comuel it fl‘."gm bim back the Judge Moore, however, hield that tho matter could ot ba deckded o ‘that way by a r;‘-lmnn. but that & Gl in chancery must b flled fur the purpose, and disnissed the petition for want of equity, LOLNES Ve, HOLMRS, “Judne Moore is enviged fu hicaring the case of ‘um A, Mohwes va, Cliarles B, Holmes, a bill d»v separaty inulntenance, Kha charges that he Ielmul her in hebruurt, 1870, ou the plea that 10 badl loat his love for Lerandhos since refused 10 support her, She b iy bier needle, s earned 8 scanty lving bile hie bas Leea eufoviug all the }\lulurln ul the season at the Blérman House h almes, o th contrary, cliarges that henever h:humd his wite. 1n February, 185, they were i i ut 1409 [ndlana avenue, and ahe compelled b tuleavy her, Loth by her long-continued ¥ 1kind conduct und by her express siatement ap Illm st iud snother boardlug-house, e "llo eies that be Is a rich man, or bas lived f ravagaatly, or {8 even able to support & wife. lm“ Wwring he went tata baukruptey, and bas o ‘rgneny Foatever now, and only aa Income Swéek. Aud be thinks he bas dope Yorblug whicu should eutitle bis wife to a di- TS OEEMAN-AMERICAN BANK, The ¢ I “mlve?"srifn‘.'.,"u“" report of Justus Kilfan, the Iaat monthi: erman-Amerfean Bank, for 803, 04 180,04 0700 4,504.94 2 DISBURIRYENTY, '&m. s ;:{3 o8 divldends, § 17,38 o8 account of Fel €8, B8’ racta, o Hmfi\,nnfutda Shuridyaba Tecelver's o3 po m“lm on hang, - s ) 2 t t to pay a dividend to ::“ax. Ju “";:Ll'lmtbv lh-(;fiwelr "kul:‘ leave s - accv) bun o pay'su dividena lmu:ndl:f;:l_\".m orized JUDUE BLODGETT'S CALENDAR. \h‘r:fl; Blodiett yesterday catled his cale 'hkhbw and thea begun the trial of thus of lboul"w Obtof'the whole cul lar v all but the followine cases b1 L1 10 18, [ ), 33, 30, 40, 43, 43, 57, ey gy o 2AL L0, 201, 905, ', 913, 215, 217, Tuése will m:fii‘d 413, 973, 27,220, sud 200, mflu ubout twengy .l‘!;:;:mh st onue, &t the 9 Judie sunounces tbut motis - Houiace uf causes o trlal-calgudar n:::tc U . m:l\lda ono day before the causes are subject to call. ! the batel, M WIHISRY. ‘The rases of Dickenson, Leach, and othors— members of the Accond batch—wers reached eaterdny an the preliminary call of the docket n Judee Blodgett's Court, and another effort to etavo them off swas made by the attorney for r. 8. K. Dow. These cases, it may ba stated, aro what aro known as the * nsscss- ment cases," and a favorablo declalon for the Uovernment mesns an_additlon to fis finaucial resources of some 860,000. Tho nxsessments were made an the crooked whisky mada at the defendants’ distilicries afong in 1875, and thero has been s pepetunl kick on the part of the assesscd to get out of paying thisltsbllity, The Government yesterday was represerited by Assistant District Attoruey Thomson, who, when the case was called, stated thatthe Gav- ernment was ready to proceed. Mr. Dow, how. ever, wanted & continuance, and he based his plea’ on the following grounds: Firsl, theso taxes had been asscased, he sald, In pur- suance of & conspiracy on the part of the Commiasioner of Interual Revenuo snd other (tovernment oflicers for the purpose of intimidating the defendants, and causing them to unite [n whst was technijc- ally styled s **squeal.” Sccondly, the assess- ments were made without evidence, To prova all this, they had sent to Washington for the deporitions ol Commisaloner Raum and other Internal-Reyenue oflicers, and the Attorney- General hiad advised these Washington centie- man not Lo teatity, a3d not to Inrnish the docy- ments on'which the assessments purported to ba_based. Judge Blodgett Interrupted Mr. Dow with an observation tu the effect that hie did not belteve this question cut any fAgure in the case what ever. It mattered not what the Government otlicers’ motives mignt have been In making theso ass ents. The real, the only, question in the d these defendants manufacs ture distilled spirits without paving the tax thereon provided by Iawl As toSthese dacu- ments, ho ditd not ihink that correspondence pnssing between one Government ofticer and an- othor was sdmissible tn evidenco nuny wavs Me. Dow said he had another reason for Ing for a continnance. The detendants bad ap. plied tothe Commissioner for a reduction of the astesament, and, pending that application, :n‘n nu;\mm it but proper to have the cases con- nued. Judge Blodkett couldn't see that this made any ditlerence, rnd rather sharply abscryed that the cases were in court, and had been there 3 long time, and the trial ouent to go on, » There was further talk, and the Judee finally sald counsel might lave time to present the rensons for the application in writing, His own opinion, howevar, was that there was no good and sufficient renson for a continuance. ‘The aflidayits were not presented Juring the afternoon, but' they may be banded 1 this morning. A PRIVATE DETECTIFR IN TROUBLE. Cornellu 0'Callarhan, Lhe private detective, vesterday filed a bill aguinst John L. Marsh ana ‘Thomas 'Roney to prevent them from levying an execution againat his property ona judg- ment rendered four vearsagzo before Justice Doyle In favor of Busan Kelly, He says the plalntiff nllowed four years to elapse and then sued out execution, and also garnisheed somo 200 of hls customers, thus causing him great trouble and Wunnoyance, and also loss of busi- ness; and he wanta to have the whole proceed- inga atopped snd dismissed, on the ground that no exccution could be [ssued at such & late day on & Justlce's judgment. DIVORCHS, Mary Lawrence filed s bill vesterday apafnst her husband, James I, Lawrence, asking for & divorce on the ground of ndultery and cruclty, Alice A. Rogers also asks for a diyorce froin Jay L. Rogers on the same grounds. And the samo reasons are also urged by Mar- tha Francaes Stong, in her blll fgr divorce trom laniah Stone. Emlle Goeeker on Wednesday filed a bill ngainst her husband Jullug, asking for a divorce ou theground of cruelty, PHONATR COTRT. In the estate ot C. Burr Artz, letters wero l;;ax% to Marearet C. Artz, under bond for 1TEMS, ‘The crooked.- Juror case of Patrick Fitzgibbons came up hefore Judge Rogera agalt yesterday, but Fitzgibbons was not present and the matter was pustponed untll to-aay. . To-day will be the last day of service to the November term of the Clrepit Court, The Urand Jury in the Federal Court return- ed three indictments yesterday, but they were not male \mbl[& Bradford Hancock was appointed Assignes of John Behmidt, R, E, Jenkina of Frederick Meyer, and C. D. Lusk of (icorge 8, Newman. Assipuees will be chosen this morning for W. 1L Atumford, N. 8, Gravy, and Leander Rock- well st al, UNITRD STATES COURTA, Jamea B, and Willlam S, Willinns filed s bll} yesterday against James A. Uraliam, Proctor rahain, and Charles 8, Adams to restraln them from using the words * Yaokee," or ankee Wiiliams,". or “Yankce Willlams® Bloving- Soap,” to designate s brand of saap. CIRCUIT CoUnrT Antolnetto M, 1l commenced a suit {n tres- pass _agatnst Fleld, Leiter & Co., claiming 8,000, Edward Weidonbaum filed a bj!l agajnat Man- uah B, and Joseph 3. Blt:\'ul‘;&)nlxd others to foreclose a trust decd for 81,000 on Lot 14, fu 8, J, Buith's suboivision of tho E 3¢ of Block 10 in Canal-Trustces’ Subdivision of Bec. 33, 40, 14, THE CALL. - Junay, Droparrr—b to 11, 16, 17, 20 ‘to 24, 20, o, 31, a1, 34, 30, 87, 41, 42, 44 to 47, 410, and 50. ail inclusive, on his Clrcuit Court ealendar, THE AVFELLATE CornT—0U, Lako Shore & Mich. {gan Boutkern Hailroad Company va, Goldberg; 57, Holhgerber vi. Falrbanke; ot Kico va, Haapy Walker v, Walker; and 00, King ve, Hardy, case ontrinl, Junag Jaxzisox--01 to 07, 101 to 112, No, 80, Lincoln ve. Uall, ontrisl, Junue Moons—~14, 14, 15, 16, No. 12, Ilolmes va. Holes, on trial, Jenee Rosxna—210 to 230, inclus No, 214, Ktngmwan vs, 8wan, on trial, . Jubug Booru—101, 104 to 210, incluslve. No cane on teial, Jupux McAruisren—No court to-dsy or to-mor. 1oy, _ Bjonday motions for new trial, Junar anweti—No. 1, TiH. Junax WiLLiaxa—1,060, Llelby ve. Uphold, and 2,124, Filkins v, Calller, No JUDGMENTR, i Burenion Counr—CoNrrsxioNs—\W, F, Tuete ve, A. J. Harris and Hobert Finher, $1,920, Jybuzg Jauksox—David Kelly at al. ve."Dantel J. Wren, 384D, 98, —A, Drysdale et si. ve. Jamey ha J. '8, Buardruan ve. Douge Jae 8, and Esther E, aylor; verdict, $10, i, 64, d wotion for now trinl, —MeClollan & Cunmings D, A Watoer; verdict, $271,80,~Herman charach ot al. ve. Joveoh Kastmon: verdict, 22, —C,. I, Bchwab et al. ve. Michao! Mc: Nurney; verdict, $i0:2.42, -0, 8 Jumes Prenderghast: verdict. Mead ve, D. 8, Mead: verdlor, 8 Eneling va. 1t, 3. Ul verdict, $105,~" Kelly vo, Robert Koys and Joha Hawls; verdict, dobt, 8400; damages, $185, Cinerir Count—Coxrsasions—\, Mueuzer va. John Uarmalster, $278, Junug Hougus—Jdacob Merkel vo, Ludwig Thio- ben; verdict, $55.U7, —llerman Presler utal, vs, Sichuel Grally; verdict, 813,u0. Jdupae Hooti—Augusta Gratz ve, Mary and Charles E. ki vordict, $500 and motlon for now trial. =5, P, Johnson~ ve. A, W. dilmour; verdict, $450.52, and motion for_new iria), ~i1 Hone Company ve. J. ¥, Sendelvach; vere dict, §76.40, e ——— POLITICAL JACKALLS, \When s candldate for State Senator, the po- Ntieal opponents of Ur. It V. Plerce, fn thelr effurts to overvome his great popularity, and belug uuable to exiract “smut " trom the Doctor’s unmillied record, arrunged with tho party Jackulis to drax the Doctor's celebrated Family Stediclnes fnto the eanvass, aud publish pretended analyses of the same, Boabsurd were the formulas given, und baee the charges made, that the eoltor of the Commereial Adver- {tiser, after & coreful fuyestization, says: “I asked a distinrulshed dlspensing drugiist to explain the secret of the alinoet universul de- mand for Dr, Plerce’s Mediclnes. lle sald they aro o Iscs genulne mediciues, such as every good physiclan would prescribe for the discascs which thiey arcadvertisod to cure.’” Buch fu- dorsements, together with the Doctar's clection by an unprecedeuted aud overwhelwing ma- Jority, and bis eoviable recond siuce made ns an active, wise, and sagacfous legtslator, bas been s Just rebuko to bis petty traducers, Mr. Epi 0id Uity Derrick, Yesterday a reporter called at thestore of Mr. Aursham Eppenstein to make sowe Inqulries about the hcalthof the three clierubim that g.{ wite bad prescuted him with the nlght efore. * Well, how'severy thing!”’ dsked there- porter, smillugly broadly, 4 Vell, I feels pooty good ail der vhile. Bees- uess vas Dickin' up pooty kvick, Ihaf der largest ' asaortment of guods dat vas ever brousht?— “The chlldren—tbe babics?” laterruptcd the reporter; [waut to kuow something sbous she 1cs. 4 Vat babies! Oh, does dree litlo feilers vat mfi% 10 sccu me lu‘t night! ldvl:n 'uuzvould said fo your paper to-morrow dot Mr. Eppen- steln's butdes ure like his gooas—der best der warket affords,” ¢ Uud seo here,” called the bappy father after tho vaulshlug reporter, ¢ poot {n"a liue st der botton und sald, of you please, dug our vovular merchaut, Mr. Eppeusteio, ball just returned vrows NI Yorlck wait a large stock of #uods vich bo [s simost givin’ avay ou ackound ol der band tiwmes” THE RACE CASE. e Return of Qeorge Freeman from 6t. Paul. His Account of .11{8 Travela---A Series of Denlals. Utter Untrustworthinesa of tha Colored Woman's Btory About Lamb, Detective Bauder returned frum 8t. Paui yes- *terday morning, having In custody Ueorge Frecinan, allas ** SBheeney.’* who hns been lu- dicted Jointly with John Lamb for the murder of Policeman Race.’ fle was locked up st the Central Pollce Station, and n the afternoon Mra, Friedbere, wito of the pawnbroker, sod Mrs. Harvey called to sec if thoy could ldentify him, or sather were sent Tor by Superinteudent Scavey. Freeman was brought out of the cell, and when the women looked st him they amiled. Iie, however, kept his face straight. It was very evident to the outsiders lo tue room that both Mrs, Fricdbere and Mrs, Harvey bad ecen " Slicenoy " belore, but they declined td say anything about him, teling Seavey thev were under oath to keep thelr mouths closed. They would see Trude, and let him know this morning, It may be that Freeman Is the fellow who jumped from the wagon, and made his escape, or he may have brought stolen goods to Friedberg's on somwe other occatlon, Truds will, of codrse, try to save the pawn- broker from the Penitentlary, and to that end will not furulsh tho prosecution with any testimony, s0 it 18 not MNkely that Mrs. Fried. berg or Mrs. Harvey will be absolved by him, and allowed to tell Scavey anything, il they know,~—a fact mhich wili tend to fasien the crime of murder, or UEIDZ AN ACcessOry, OO Freeman, A reporter aaw him later, and bad TIR SUBJOINED TALK WITIU 7113 © tow do you feal " » Pretty well.' . # Are you glad to get back home ¥ + 1 doi't know as [am glud, It {8 an even thing whether 1 stop here or In Minncsota. ‘They are Mkelv to bring up old charkes bere. ‘That{s alt I was afrad af.” « What chierzes are ponding agatnst youd!! « Some 0ld ones that have not been decided.” 4 The Clayburg-Einstein robbery 1" © Ycs, 1was given tounderstand §f T stoo- ped in town, and was run o sgain, that might DLe put agaiuat me."” o [ow was that case fised upf" I think it 18 hanging yet. Iwastoldto leave after I got out.” * You were not triedl” # Not the witneeses for the prosecutlon were absent, [ don't know how they arranged it The attorneys tixed st up. That was why I left town. [ wasafraid it I was arrested under the general order it would be put agalust me.” “You don't thwnk they hiave you in a hole now " UX0; BUT THEY MIOGHT UAVE. There are 8 great many people (o this town fuvolved In the case, and they iight swear to anything in order to et out of it. As I have the revutation of doing that kind of work,— burelary of silkks,—ihoy infzht think it would do to put it againat me." © Where were you the night of the robbery murder{ ! was on the North Side."” an gou prove that!'' 1 cxpect to prove it.! 4Dt vou see Lamb that night 1! [ doir't cure about answerjug that,* “Did you rae Phtlo Durphey( . #That Is going into the matter too deep. I don't care nhout answering such questions, ' “You don't wish to talk mucht?® | *There was one thing in Tug Trinuxx that was wrong. It pgld 1 was on a train where peo- ple were talkinge about the Race affulr, nud that 1 apole up und eakl 1 kuew more thay any one about {t, as 1 was right there, 'That lsn't true. A chilil would know more than to say that.” » You had kuowledgu of Seavey’s geueral or- " d“r"o yes.'” “When did sou learn about L1 “ ]t was In the papers the next morniag, and 1 heard 1t from s A PRIVATE SOURCE," "Ee(ap you saw the newspaper statement?” ¥ Yes" # Where wero you at the timet » Always on the Nortn Sule,” #Jlow did you gat out of town! « 1 went out towards Lincoln Park, and stald there until_Saturday night. 1'was always on the North Side—didn’t venturo on the Boutl Side. Saturday uight I cane down-town and saw Schaack and Whalen (detectives), but whether they recognized e [ don't know, A frtend who was with me said they were probas bly looking for me." Where did you see them " ¢ waa on the corner of Indiana and Wells atreets, und 1 was mlkinf townrds tue lake."” ¥ ‘k‘t gre you stoppfug with a trlend at Lincoln park D * Yes, somewheres around Lincolu Park.” s Shceney " thun wenton to tell about leav- {ng Chicago, as has bofore been publisned; how he and Durphey swolked out on the Galena Road; the journey in Lhe cars to Freeport, and THENCE TO DUBUQUE, where they visited vlaces of amuscment and ot- tended a soldlers’ reunfon, “There huppencd to be somebody there,” lo sald, *‘that was working the town, eiving it a pretty lvely rackol—so much 30 08 {v causs the Mayor to tssuq A prociamation offerimg o roward of $£0 for them. We knew they wouldn'e get on to us, for we hadn't done’ snything, hut I was afrald they might pull in_nnd have our photoxraplis, aa the papers satd they had been distributed )l over the country. I took the alarin and leit.” © Durpliey remained " “ Yos, ' [Freeman had told Dotective Bauder that while ot Dubuquo he aud Durplicy tovk a buat and went out forasall, Hoth wero under the Influence of liquor, A storm eamo up, the craft becama unmiauagable, aud l)uwlu:r was luat overbourd. ‘Phis yarn was probably Invented 10 cover Durphey, who s bolleved o have been i Bt, Paul with “Sheeucy," sluco there wera the travks of two men in the snow on the rool of the store from which were taken the rticles jound Iu Frecman's possedslon at_tho Lime of his capture. Perhiaps ho knows Lurphay was the oue who shot Itqee, and s objeet wus to cresto the impression that Durplicy wus dead,) From Dubuque he weot to LaCrusse, thenvs Tu 8T, PAUL, With referenca to bis arrest at the latter place for burelary, ho said: i o 1 biad gotton two seal- oIt was un aceldent. skin sacks and a cop and « pair of gloves worth $210, and weut to un old friend—a mon 1 kuew when I was there two or three years sgo—aud sold him I wanted to leave them (o the saloon, but {7 be wished to Luy them be vould do so for $25, Hulooked at them, snd happened to sce the name on the wmluwr that eame from the store, It was bis uncle's, and Lwas arrested. 17 tha store hadu't been his unclo's hio would bave taken the goods, for ho is a littls crovked ; uud there are a hundred lmoplu there who wonld bave taken them ut that price, When I got to the station the Chicf of Police and a detceiive and Capt, Clark weru there, Clark said, *Fhat 18 Shecuey Gearge 'y and Lo suvs, * Where are on frouil Isald, *New York' ¢afn't you rom Chicago?® *No, sir.' *Well," sald “he, *we hisve your pleture here’; and the dotective says, *That t4 bim; wote on bis lelt cheek.' 1 saw that thoy had “me, oud 1 thoughe I nlght well ackuowledge who ! was, They brought the photograph out, and 1 sald, ‘That’s me,! Wheu Durpuey and t were In Dubugue thero wus 0 gang thers whe were making It pretty bively fur the town, aud the Mayor offered o re- ward of §25 for thel Weo wern't dolug auy- thing, sud [ wasn't atrald oo that account, buy 4 thought they might run us i, sud that lhey bad our plctures. ‘fbat was why I left there,” m“ ‘l,?vu you bieard from Durphey siuce you left i 0. Yuu don't kuow where he {31 1 haven't the slightest fdea.t! % And you don't know snythiug about the mbher{ or the murderi ™ "Uu‘{ what thc paper says.” “ And you didu't ¢ee Lawnb that vighei " “1'l) admit that I saw Laub aud most of tho crsons aceused In Ott's saloon, at Kiuzie aud ‘ranklin strect, but [ left thew all there.” “Woat timel " 4] afok it was between 5 and 6 o'clock ln the evening." »Did you ses Lane sod Linoets tucred “Noi but evoryvody else the polico wern looking for were there." * \Vhat were you doing thersi " * Taking s drink or two, I just went therc with & friend; heard that Lamb bhad gotien out of the Briaewell, and I went to see bim more ytulug elie.” uu seetied to be vervous, walking up and down his cell, as if e bad sometbiug on bis wisd. An orainary cha e of burglary would uot soalect bin, 85 be a8 the reputation ot er, man, it i3 oot belleved, outside of police clrcles, that elther bie or Lawb dld the shootiuy, though they may have heen cognizant of the robbery and taken a hand In ft. TIE STORY OF MRe., CHAPMAN, the eolarrd woman who fdeatified Lamb, s not credited by these knowing oues, and the Rencrat Impression Is that she will break down onsa crow-examination. Tt fs aaid that she cannot Aee ten teet In day-light without her soectacles. 12 this be true, how conld khe see a man 80 dis- nctly at night, at feast that (istance of, “as to’ bo able to recognize him two weeks afterwaras. The drugeis Fredigke, fnto whose store Race wan taken after Leing shot, 1¢ confident that Mrs, Chapman had not been In bie place. Her statement. was, she had been In there just before the shooting and had gotten something. He was engaged for ffteen minutes §n pulting up & prescription, there belng no asststant fn the store at the time! Just as he was dofng up the package the shiot was fired. No person came in o get sny- thing while he was thus occupled. The for whom the prescriotion was put up al e nies that any woman came Into the store at Lthe tfine. Tla she scen the murder and the mur- derer ahe woubl not have ket it to hersell for two weeks, Her whole story about Lamb Is a pure romance. She has left the city, bnt not, a8 {8 bellevedd, with any fntention of avoiding the Criminal Conrt, Inquiry at No. 18 Fourth avenue yestorday resulted in learning that sbe had gonie to Bouth Chicago, whero she s em- plosed in a hotel near the rolting-mills, PILLO DURPIEY, ‘Tho conduct of *Bheenev George™ aince his arrest, an:l nalen the conduct of Lane, Linnett, and John Lamb since thelr incarceration, has done much_ to strengthen the opinlon of old members of the Police Devartinent, private detectives, and a numbver of outsidera who make a apeclalty of keening post- ed on criminal® ters, that none of tha _craons now under arrest actually nired the shot thay killed Officer Race. The policemen who have talked most about the afair. and who have furnished the newspapers with * theorles,” are the very ones who have proven themselves most incompetent In working out the detalis of the case. 1f theg know as much as tney clalm, why is not some reliable testinony forth- coming! The truth of the matter fs that all the **theories have only befogwed the af- falr, so that 1t 1s dafly becoming more impossi- ble to get at the true eolution of the Race mur- der. - The nicht af the occurrence, the news- paver reporters and the police gleaned from the few witnesses to be found at that time s descrip- tion of the man who fired the shot, namely: that he was tall, dark-complextoned, dark beard on cheeks anid chinif not a stubble growth all over the face. The fact that he had a short clay ' cutty ' pipe In his mouth was also noted. Neither Lamb nor the Bhecney corresponds to this lll:!l‘rl].}u)l’l. although there (s a Jikelthood that the latfer was in the wagon with the mur- derer. The duy after the murder Tur Trisuxe publisbed the tamer of the gane who were supposed to be the perpetrators of the burglary d murder. These were Jhilo Durphey, the * Rhecney,’’ James Orr, allas Griffin, also one of the Stein cloth ronbers,” John Melville, another one of them, Charles Denls, James Driscoll, the (itllen brothers, and John: Lamb, Twa of the nbove have been cavtured, and yet the testi- mony I8 sald to be by those who know best “insufficient to convict & man of stesling a peanut, In an Interview with a prominent detective wha has for vears been engazed in the business, & reporter was informed that out of the num- ber ot criminals mentioned above only ane tal- led with the descrivtion,- and that was Philo Durphey, who correspanded exactly, and that i his opinlon no vue member of tlie gang was more ant tu commit such a desperate deed than this same mapn, who has been a desperate and dangerous character ever sinee he was in bis teens, That ke was as nuuch implicated In the mbherg as Lamb or any of the others {3 clearly shown by all the testimony now at hand. ile was onlgv slizhtiy, if at ail, known to the police, baving Just come out of the Penitentlary along abuut the muidle of August Iast. Durphey wus born and brought whin this city, i3 about &) vearsof age, and Tas prominent retatives and “famlly friends all thronrhout the Northwest. His “father was # well-known reputable eitizen years aga, and was the first to apply the kind of dredges now in tise to the ehannet of the river. Along in '03 or "84 young Durphiey was deeoly fmpifeated {n some heavy allvirware burelaries, and was ar- rested after a cart-lood of the plunder was dls. vovercd under n church {n the North Division, He wnasenttoJoliet for nlomt term, and was not Bieard of azain in connection with any matter of smportance untfd arrested In Septeinber, 1674, for tapuing the til of a grocery aud saloon on South Waterstreot, He was pitesued by Pow. ers, of Pinlierton’s force, and Tetectivo Mur. nanewas dangeronsly and lay for n lonz time at the Countv [ospital, Iar this robbery he waa sentenved to four years {n the Penftentiary, and was reloased, aftersery- tug nearly full thue, last August, The polico have sata bug “lfitle concerning Durphes’s councetion with the affalr, but this way Le due to the fact that uuli o hall-dozen meinbers of the department know auytbing about him, and there is no pliotograph or ac- curate deseription of lim to be obtained. How- ever, the prevalling opinfon s that, if the Sheeney docs divalge anvihing, the mur- der will he settied upon Durohey, and tho burg- lory uvon all ke others whote names have beén mentioned. MARINE NEWS. MORE ABOUT RECENT MIRIIAPS. The soa was renorted qnito rough on the east shore yestenday, and ¢ must have interfered with the wreeking upcrations golng on tuere, Ttwas alo reported that the schr Montpelier, ashore ot Grund Huven, waa hogged, Nothing further was learnca here regarding the condition of the other vensels avliore at Grand laven nud Panlville Pler. The Jatter place Is eight miles south of South Haven, and is tlie point where the scow Ilanushis 1s o tho beacl ‘The Amerlcan tug Sweepstakes had the necessa. ry permirston from ihe Canadlan Collector to “twreek ™ the wehr M, C. Camerox, sshore near Ahat place. “The siranded veasol jost her rudder. centro-bonrd, and n portion or her ferefoot, and will hie repalred at Goderich, ‘Thio sehr 8. ., Pomeroy has beon repatred, at Manitowoc, and was o Iinve leit thero Wednerday night for Cheloywan, where she witl Joad a 5 of lumber fur thie port. She was supplied with & new rudder-stock and stern-post when at the former port, “L'he schr Mary Collins 1s not mi neWKDADErs Have FeOTLe " ing on the tarly clavator was annagnced as nileslng, ya ut and a larve nmmber of empty salt barrels. with Port llope maried on then), * were found on lheaabrnch wbout two miles north of Goderich Isst Baturday, LAKE PRIt o Qrain frelghts wero in good demand and frm yestorday at-4c on corn and 43¢ on whost to Buf. faio. Room was taken for 84,000 bu whest and 204,000 ba corn. The Nuffalo engagements were schr Georpe Murray, wheat ot 4)e, and the D, B, Tialley, corn, and the Ktldethouso corn at 4. The Granyer goce 1o Saudusky whi corn. Tho U, Keel, curn to Collmywood at it4ié, In the afternoon the schr 0. M. Bond, for wheat 1o Sacke! arbur, at be, freo of elovation, aud the 1da Keitl, for corn 19 fiudfalo, 6t 4, ‘Vhiero i o change to note §n Jumber freights. The sehr Loltiv Woif was tuken ycstcrdwy at 2, 195 ner 1,000 feet from Ocauto to thls port, und the schrs §. \nderson aud £§1.75 from Muekegon to Chicayo, Lumber rates were frm at Uiy Clty Tues uy at per 1,000 feet to Uhlo porte, and $1.75 ta and Towunds, A. J. Roders at TIHE MARCIPS VICTIMS, The name of the frat wateof the achr J. 7 March, who was drowned wheu that vessel was wrecked In Good Ilarbor Bay, on the #0th olt., war Frank Andoreon, and he loat his 11fo as Capl. Debdaze did, In endy ring to reach shore, Mary Murruy and her sou Jawes dled from esposure, the latter_explrinz in his wother's anmv. Tho budy of Capl. Debbage was sent from Traversa City to Oswego on the Sthfust., by the Awurican Exiress Compsuy. What clsposition, {f auy, that has bren made of the other budies hay uot Leen ro- ported, " THE CANAL. Dripaeront, Nov, 7, —Arrivals—Phealx, Lock- pogs, 8,000 bu corn, 6,000 1bs secds; Lmaha, Mor. rie, 4,800 bu corn, 1,500 bu oats; prop Peerloss, Otfswa, 5,000 bu oats; Tempest, do, 6,200 bu cornyglunshine, du, 6.:900 bu cora; prop City of Ilenry, Heary. 4,000 La corn, DOO bu corn from Hennepin: D. T. Wricht, Morrie, 6,100 bu coru; [itdore, lenry, 1,100 bu corn from Eennepln, Cloared- Monawk lelle, Rankakes Feeder, 48, 650 f¢ lumber, 12,000 ft luwber for Chapuahon; prop Montsuk, Lockport, . 444 bu wheat; Wel- come. Henry, 37,000 11 lumber; Georgia. Henty, 53,000 {t lumber: Day uawnhl’crn. 10, 710 £ Jum- ber, 100. 00V shingles; Gold-Huuter, Vitaws, 8,700 Itlumber, ——— MILWAUKEE, Speciat Digpaich to The Triduxe MiLwarkxg, Nov, 7.~The tug Beunett arrived this eveniny from thae Stralts, with the schr Penv. kee, recont!y badly damaged by running on Grey's el y Tbe only charter made to-day was tbescheJ.d. 44c for wheat (o Bulalo. "Arrived from below, steai-berge Baroum, schrs . G Port, Penol Cleared—Schr Gulling Star, The wing-bound Huet cleated to-day, BUFFALO. Burraro, N. Y.. Nov. 7.~Lake freights frm. Charters—Coal to Detroit, 15c; Chicago, 50¢. Cleared—Props Vanderbllt, Anpie Young, Dean Ricuwouad, Chicassi Nyesl, Dulnth: schre Fiees- wing (550 tona coal), Chieago: N, C. Weat (15 fords ttone). Erie: Canton (110 tone sand), De. grm’u:‘.v. 1. Wilber (200 tona coal), C. K. Nima, oledo, Vessela passing Tort Tothorna in twenty-fonr hoars ending 6 p. m. Oth~Westward~—Prop Aber- arn, Port finron: barks F. Rlake, (hicagn; aring 8tar, Toledn; schr Cheney Ames, Toledo, Eastward—Proy Nashua. Ogdensburl, PORT HURON, Ponr Titmox, Mich.,, Nov. 7.—Down—Props Atisntic, India, Keweenaw, Vanderbiit No, 23 schra Pensaukee, Atheman, Our Son, A. L. An- drews. Marine City. s Smith and schrr Jonn 5l o, M. L. Colline, Blanchard, J, Bertechy, ns, Eimira and barges, F parge, Mary Prnigle and ba hinson, C, i, Burtan, X Scatt Wind—Nortnwest, fres cather, clear, Pont Iirnox, Micl —10 p, m. —Arrived np—Frope Enterprise, Atlantic, fiale, with T, Quayle, A, Bradiey, L. Giiberl, Lown—Props Canisteo, Benton, Davideon with ), W ff, Tuttle and consort, Champion and barges: wehra Montmorency, M. W, Fage. San Diego, M, &, Racon, Lizzie A, Law, 1{. A, Kent. G. 11, Warmington, ‘Goshawk, fI. J. Webh, Delne . Hinckle, Micnizan, W, S. —— MARQUETTE. Bpeelal Nispateh to The Tridune, Manqurrte, Mich., Nav. 7.—A large fleet of pellers and schooners in westherbound here, Wind nortnesst, blowing 8 gate. Arnved—Prop Peerless, bound down, el NAVIGATION NOTES, CIICAGO, The sche 1. T, Taldwin wan stripped yesterdsy, and ber ootfl red at Channon's. The wind was from the northwest in thia latitode yesterday, and there wan a fair movement of vessels inand oot, A pumber of lower-lakers orrived In the forenoon, and & small fleet of lamber-hookers aleo resched port. The tug Willlam Livingstone, Jr., lately pure chaned by the Peahtigo Company. s expected here to-day. She s commanded by Capt. Alvin Dod who will take command of the Clematis on his arrival, snd Capt. Nicholson, of the (atter g, will mesume chare of the Livingstone. pt. Brown, of the schr Scotis, was the victim of some malicions person Istely, which for bis fallin? Into the United States M. bands at Detroit. The togman who csused the llbe] has explatuea the matter and inade & graceful apology, which Capt. Brown has accepted. BLSEWIIERE. "1?:% harbor work st Abnapee {s nearly com. eted. . The stmr Saglnaw has arriced at Detrolt and taken the place of the stmer Evening Star, The tuz Merrick left Detroit, yesterds; Iluron, between which piace &nd Sarois she will iy for a time for the Great Western Ratiway Com- pany. ‘The lighthouse tender Dablia bas taken np the buogs on the reefs in the vicinlty of Point St. 1g- nace, And vewasls shonid be careful when ni\h\a liat way, fortne twarkers are liable to get shiftes out of place. Dalmage, the sallor who was reported as having tten sdrift tna yawl.boat from (he schr Jnlsa, ving in South Lay (Lakc Outarior, Thursday week, had s bad briiise on hie iead, bis nose wa crushed in, ons hand was emi and the body waa ticd to the thwaris, face downward, The Cor- oner at Henderson Harvor, where the body was taken, caused the remains to be butied withoot holding an inauest. The condition of the body whon found gives evidence of foul play, and the cane 19 one thal would certsinly bear investigation. PORT OF CIIICAGO. ‘The following sre the at this port for the twe o'clock last night, AnutraLs. lchr,;l;;'l"‘ Blieldon, Krfe, cosl, North Branch Roll- rup ), W. Bugok, White Lake, lumber, Polk street. lu’:u!ll:r. Markel, i t, Lake, ui o, 1ol senr Jenol Belie C. L, Sehr L :l r Lotu! i Uit Coruita, Hehr L. Vau Blip, #chir Dutcher Boy, Northport, wood, North I 3 Fon B Dalloutine, Bubers, eost: Nor Siorsat l‘lvD Montans. Buffalo, supdrics, State stroet. *roj) Heath, naugstuck. sundrics, biste street. Fehr G, Haxal North Hranch, Behr A. £ Renir 3 orth liranch. Yrope, Wellw sirect, Benr sehuylkiil, th firaach, i schr H. N Uay, pusts, Van Duren street, ":c ¢ Lille I'ratt, White Lake, (umber, Twelfth vl W. Crosthwaite, Cloveland, coal Ven Buren street, Brmr Alpens. Stuskexon, sundries, Rush strect. wbChr Liabolia® eands, Muulsiee, Jutaver, Twellth reet. nr#v&r Oneonts, Jfuskegon, lumber. Twenty-second seiF Mont lsnc, Alpens, lumber, Market. it Beloft, Alavka, tles, Market, el beutls, Erle, coaly Norih Alurket strest. Golaeu Ficéce, Bumalo,” coal, Twenty-second et belir M. E, Cook, Ludington, lumber, Mason's Slip. Sehir Mtherya, Muskexon, jutiber, Magazine Silp, Bcht | ranater, Muskeigon, Jumoer, Stass lip. wa, Ludingion, lumoer, ‘Allen Mip, nr Mary Ludwlg, Vaciard's. e, Burlingion, o BT iritllan, Duugdtick, wudries, “gtate et Ilfi'"l” Garden Clty, Ogpdensburg, suadries, Clark ot ekt Fulleitgus, Munkegon, Bebr . . Kesthug, K s, Muektgon, lumber, Market \ Audrews, Norwuod. lumnber, Masn Slip. Lliluwoud,” White Lake, tuwber, Iwenty- second sirect, Benr Colllpwood, Muskegon, lumber, Market. behrJaton PArker, Muekegutl, wood, tiaml street. ehr U. L. beaver, 3iuskegun, lumbot atre Lrop G Campla il Ludiugtou, buu bew G D purri Goud © 5 Behr Lt 1, Contes, Musk & Scuw ‘i rio, SusecSop, Iutiiber, Vao Wuren sireet. uipho, W hite Lake, luminr fush atreet, Seiulk, Muskeguu, 1 iual AMuskegon, lulber, alrbauk, Bunuo, er, Cloy udlogtou. lumnber, Market. iy senriibace, Whito .ake, jun Belr J. It, Denson, Si. Latlastu revr J; 1031 Behr haw rehr . Wean, JF, Yrop irall, Gwe, E Behie Jeubi Linn, Ficaunba, Oré, Belir Audrew dacksun, Mubluies ( ACTUAL BaTLIKG Eme Curons, SAr Jusepll, suudte simr Atvwua; Muekequu, sunarl 'rup C MR Jumoer, Sal Prop G, Drup Cempe, Wiite ta! rice, ‘rot pky Lark. licbwe i wundties. ‘rup Messcuger, leatun Hurbar, 'rop T. te Lake, sund T, W, nnuik, Whis ¥rop Auulo Laurs, Musks Prop George Puniar, “1 £, 31 e i Mark, M Bebr Flupeney Lestor, AL 1rupd, I Tiob rocu I Yrop Suniata, Exle, sundrival Behr ticorge L. Wreo, Culilagwood, grain, etc. selir Wollin, Folland, auiaries, teir Wikl Finca, oyt Lisven, gundrics, Belir Annie O, Hansou, M, igt. Behir Tricalor, 1uliand, Hghts Eelir dauivs Garmtt, Oior behr Driver, Carlt bekir Jaines 15, Benticy, Hutr Uraud Juven i by dries. Seubutucd t ndries. n, oA w BT ¥, A. bl el ir., Ursud Ha Belie City Grabu Laptda, Havon, light, Behr Almunlo, Uraud § Tuk Suw Era, Ura towing, w e 10g. kenr Lranus, Menomtice Behrf o lirouson, Meb light, belir ouvra, Meuvininee, Behr G, L. Buaes, Bultalo, A New Polar Tstand, Londan Tinies, The discovery of & new lilaod In the Tolas scas s snuoutced by the fullowing telegram fram ‘Tronso E, Johunuessun, who has just returued there, roports that bhe penctrated o conviderable distance to the east, boyond No- vaja anm{l. Un Bept, 8, in longitude 66 deg, ast and latitude 77 deg. 25 min, porth, bo dis- vovered au fstand whicn he has named * Ensume heden? (lonelfucss), It 1s about ten mfles lune, sud lovel. the blghest poiut not cxceeding 100 feet, It was free from suow, with poor yeeeta- tlon, but au juneuse quantity of bir The wea was [ree from lce toward the west, north, sod south, but drift fve was scen towand the southvast. ‘There was evidence that the Giull Btreaw toucked the west voast ol the and; the stream ruus ju s strupg current round thy porth cuast toward the southeust. Eversthing abuut tbe ico was favorable for navigstion so loug as the vessel did not go tuy nesr tke malnland of Biberia” Thue newly-discovered Island 1les, therelore, somewhal to the south. east af the regivn visited by the Austrlun ex- peditlon ot iyid-"4. X e ———— Tho Northeast Passage. ‘The Gothenburg Handels Tidulug of Oct. 16 contalus 8 telegram from Irkutsk, sddressed to Mr, Ogcar Dickens by Prol. 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Have yoit Jost confidence | AMilwsukee F1n m in yourself nnidl energy for business pursufis? g;“:::x\l‘::r,zv e m Aré you suhfeet o nny of the followiug symp- | SlsuEre Basenn m Bt ioma:’ Rextless nighty broken secp. ikl 5 M bEL, nnre, drenmms, paipitation of the heart, bal fuless, confaxton of Ideas, aRversion to soclety, dizziness i the hend, dimness of sght, pin. pies and blotelies on the face aid bick, and ;her desponient symploms ‘Thousands of younz men, the middle-sged, and even the o, suffer from nervons gad phyaieal debii- Hy. Thouswide of femules, 0o, are hrok down in hiealth and apirits from disorders prenllar 10 thelr sex, wnd who, fram (uixe modesty or noglect prolong thefr suflerings Why, then, furiher neglect a subfect so pro- duciive of henlth and happlness when there 13 at hand & menns of restoration? PULVERMACHER'S * ELECTRIC BELTS AND BANDS cure these varlous disensed conditions, all otirer means fall, and we offer the « Paul & Minneapolis Lxpre | IIIIIL‘Aw i Elr Paul & M x| TOC DY R SNTUR R AT RUTITR llotel Cars " et Chi- Councl] Klutis, Gn the train' lcaving Chicays r'fond rune Pullman or sy other form of west of Chicagn, and Ringleats, & i @=Dejwt corner 6 Well o~Depot corner of Canal and Kibzie-ats, OHIOAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD, Depota foot o: Lake-et., Tndlana-av. and Slxteenth-at e Caunl aad Kixieeith-oa, Ticket Ullces, 5 Cl i, and at drpots. aftsy ot eonvineing testimony direct from the - i Hicted themselves, wlio have bren restared 1o i ¥ HEALTH, STRENGTH, AND ENERGY, am after drageing in vain for months and years am Hogd pow for DESCRIPPIVE l‘.\!lll'l(lJAli‘ il R Pt '1'::: Ty KLFCIRIC QUARTERLY, n lanee 1llos | QUG T TR rated Jousnal, contuining full purticalun | 3ERINIAKOIRE Exvrels i And INFORMATION WORTIC THOUSANDS. Cop | Downer's Grove Ateominod pm Iew il frce. Al on or addres o & Tabigua Eshre b Orunhia Nigut Exprees ... s F st Foress Chiy & at PULVERMACHER GALVANIC €O, Cor. 8th & Visio Stx., CINCINNATI, O, 0r 212 Broadway, NEW YORK. * BRANCH OFFICE: 218 STATE ST.,.CHICAGO. face 1Mntuz-Cars And [ulitnan 16-wheed are run betwoen Chicago aad Onuialu on Ehxrests CHICAGQ) ALTON & BT. IGUIF, ARD CHICAGO, KANSAB (T17 & DINVER BEORT LINEE, Tnfon Depor, Weat €l near Madtfaa s, hrlize. and __Twenty-taind-st ficket Oflce, 123 landoiphi-st. City & Denrer Fos Fprineticld & ¢ & New U EAnress I3 < Louts, Surugaeil & dusas,., § 0 Tearia, Rurlingiun ¢ Fat hapr'es * 9. Keokuk 21 o Clifeao & Paducal i 8, I Streatur, Locon, Was) a £ Vallet & D¥IEhe Aecomnc dation D&y Avoild bogus appliances rlm'[ninz elec- tric qualities. Qur Pamphlet explains how to distineai i the peemine from the spurious, 'M”fiiibs;&\'_sr_lunf LAST NIGHTS OF TE Brilliant qugrtflinments GRAND BAZAAR FOR THE BENEFITOF THE House of the Good Shepherd, THIS (Friday) EVENING, Nov. 8, BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF Tue Givic and Benevolent Societies CHIOAQO, MILWAUKEE & 8T. PAUL RATLWAY Unlon Oepot. corger Madlson and Canalate. Ticket Uttice, i xou] and at deput. +#t., opposite blicrmaa llouse, P ame4:mpm Dm0:43 am pin 4:Upm Al tratns run vl mid Minpeapolisare good efthicr via Madison snd Frairie du Chien, o vis Watertowa, LaCrosse, uud \vinona. ILLIYOIS CENTRAL BAILIOAD. o Lake:st, and fuat 0; ‘wenty recond-at, Dflw"“i’c’lr“q{'m". 121 Rundolpb st., I:ull’y| ark. PrY oy - springtuld hxpress, IN FULL REGALIA. ,.z,.,;h‘i“'m fi"‘i}lh‘»x’\‘i“{"‘kfli Peoria, Burllng I eul Ry e renins Ny Rapcosde Concert by | Lot il nipion o Keoka e sticactive ATt Gellery and Casta and the Cele- {lubune & bloug ity Express brated 5 puugue & ious CIty Expr STATUE OF CLEOPATRA Ulimini I'esseny 5 | TOnfa 2l 5 chly. il he.an ottt day s alEht: i n Raturday Biehy rius 0 Ceutralia o b lll‘s'fh"k:(l.i:ng:’nfih}l‘\' u,-iucnumm). [ #0n nptutiay alehs ruds o lviely oalje e B uttasios, 25 veais eack =~ MICHIOAN CENTRAL RAILBOAD, Depot, fout cf Lak d foot of Twetits -vecond-ot. Outheast corner f lnas ‘sadat Tatner unse, Katurday, Nov, 9, from 3to 8 p. m., Grand Afternoon Fxhibition, For the sccommadation of the varlous schools of the £ity, wiven actiolars wild e adintited -t ali thy Euser- H s vt for 10 cents vac: g b e ot wilf e the wonderful speaking, Bk e ank . e ONOGIAT racuina i T RTATUR OF 1 EORATH U, S i ud GRAND BAY nbier, W1l fuf (0 coule sdMBAY BVICKUR'S ~'l‘lll':,\’l‘lll.-]. GRAND ITALIAN OPERA, SALE OF SEATS CONTINUES TIRIS MORNING at 9 o’cl’k at Box Oflice, OPENING KIGHT. MONDAY, NOVEWBER 11, "N BALLO IN MARCHERA, [ PITTSBURG, FT. WAYNE & OHICAGO BAILWAY, Ievat, eoruer Canal and Maglson-ate. Ticke: Oflices 65 Clark-s wier Houss, and Uranu Factic Hot TALTIMORE & OBI0, Tralns leave from Exnasition Datidtug, foot of Sonrons st Tlcket Gifices, &8 Clark-at.. Patmor House, Graud _Faciee and fepot (Ezpsition Butldise). Yorntaz Mgl 01d Lin New Yurk o N Atlagths E3press (dally) Migat Express.. m’mnm,mmium & ST IOUIS B, B, - (Cincinuat! AtrsLlno aud Kokomo Line.) _Devet. cyrner of Clluton and Cerrol it ".:.jf:;"éhd:::’..‘:.“‘l‘."'h.!“n‘.'; TR tceantu (Grst abpenrance) feusto (878t Admisfon, $1. Heserved seat sccording Lo focation, Second HAVERLY'S THENTRE VERLY.. .-Maoager and I'raptletor. LAST NIGHTS OF TIE PAMOLS COLVILLE FOLLY COMPANY, J.mn g . i 1. Indianapo!ls & Louts:| P eicatin ot B Ot it | Cuppiy Pt tons DALLE. ENME ROSEAT Dlgbt bxpross. Aud griad sieuiuldol anvias Exvyorivriiaes dus - FiRSLTOIE N CHICAGO, | cq104q0, BOCK ISLAND & PACI.10 BAILICAD, in Hurlesyue Melre. e, Tickob DAVID A, >TRONG, Dazziing ¢y, Al tu-nlgut the Tamious £l er of Van Burco and slice e o 50 Clarkets Bhersle: Xy With New T sncry eostunics, charuifu, Burlesjue of 1 lattnees W ted-st., near M . SPICIAL NOTICE, TUUKSDAY, Nov. 14, at % p. w,, GRAND EXTRA ‘MATINEE FORTHE BENKEFIT OF THE HOUSE OF THE G0OD SHEPUERD, Teudered by 3r. Wi, EMMETT and his enttre Cotmpss CHICAGO & EASTERY ILLINOIS BAMLEOAD, e Arborn-at., and Depot, \ob wad Larsulian By wud attucties whe the gros recolpts will by given By et gmm‘n. colpts W el THEATRE, S - Hiouag. Por Racine, Milwaukes. cic.. daily... B Froqy Evenins and Wedncatay oy, 00d Sunday | Falaruay's Boat o't iehve Giily. ;- 1 oty AR R T URE For v S S 2! b wr G et nede i BRITISHE BLOINDBSL | ¥ordwe by, &,u.\a.. tle. weekly. L 100 b Ttous Jod Lo the Doors Btaiding”Iwom Only S Kiusw, S0rthpurt.t el 'fiafim,unmw Bz Ottles upen trod i p