Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 27, 1878, Page 8

8 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY NOVEMDER 27, 1878; ? THE CITY. spiL e e onla Miles dcliver them? | be retained anthe Medical Enperintendent of the [ One sct of thess roncheraia kent in the ofecof the ald, that, If tav, Oz | Connty lospital for the Insanc. 1lla management | Callector of * Uneloms At this point, and Jeehy's frienda were in the majority fn the Scoate, they vould azree to auch a comvinatlon in arder to of that Institution. and the discipline and Improve: | the other In the Treasary Department at e aottiated thete. have wom for wim s | Washington. ©: Krom . Andicor — Harrin _of ENE seciire vatea for fam. Thia, hawever, woald be GENERAL NEWS. tazracefal, and the itepnbllean candidates for tha mauy cacomiums from the medical professfon ken- | the Collector's office, Tir Trinuxs reporter ob. Senatorship will donbless Sght it oat among erallv, and the Advisory Mealcal lionrd, that it fs | tained the following fizures, taxen from tho Tho Hon. C. E. Fuller, Belvidere, 1L, | themeclves. no one askine for Democratic help, . Jackson wa Jonea Secretary. . Alter some desnltory talk, & committee, consisting of J, Hovsee, 3, Girtgaby, Robort . Warlng, W. A Baker. and Jolinsun, was Rppointed la‘dl elected Chalrman, and Paul {?te‘r:“phd. i § wnld‘ 'fi"’ihfi" 'm elf omr. AUQCTION RALES, hnt there's more tatk than there s any earthly | ~ oo mporn oo voason fn. Tell your Western peonlo ta aeb] - Wy T, FRIEDMARN, down naught In matice.” Wadon't propose to 200 and 202 1 Iph-at. disturb the foundatlons of tho earth." “PBut yon apoarontly do propose,’t 1 urged c 3 ‘1o disturl the foundations of our fnances, SPE I i t resolutions. o the Committecemen wero dellberating reverat epreches were made, J. L. Canipbell w“ nl hought best 1o refain” him In place. So far a4 | vouchers keot in the ofice h not ‘! doc- A arden Litora ia contorned, he will_liave to seck | fored" to meet (he cxigencies of the case, ne minst tion, 1le will be re- | have been done af the other end ofuthe line tn nr- X of habitation And first eniled onl, nnd snld this wwas a most momento and the West vbjects,” . el iine §0 8t the Bherman, Loty nestandingon bisownnibilte;. - Theed i h Competent e whose mamn has | der to'give Maehier tho £nod howln he 20k it tha | apechs as {ar S the colored neopie of Chicago wero | N6, ho repiied adroftly, *not to disturh, 1% Gen. 8. A. Hurlbut, Belvidere, IIL., is 8 The N?,w \nr'k llullr‘tl Muil, in ‘L!- ‘;lllt“f!’: not yet been flluwmhu‘n'fly bf'l:\lllllnnmll. :I;‘;;muu rfi!crnll"::.' u”l'l):e:;!xl&ulriu..:‘-'::n' lrm {{,’"ff,',""" When they ':;mlml 'Mmfl: f"f}u":' but to maintain,” ? 3 Al i correapondence, hae a statement to the effecs that | The " new Warden - will niada me vouchers, ol B l ut thare wns no Anch thing as patitical orty W i o guest of the Palmer. Sohin A Hice, of the Palaca Hotel, San Francicn, | subordinato 1o the Meiical Superintondent of tha Muclier, insledd of bolnx $190,000, was Thotr.- You propose to recelvs 16 silver dollars on OF IMPORTED in tho Bouth, they wera likely to feol inalzuants | gonogity P. D, Drake, of the Rock Island Argrs, | 08 to’ take the management of the ‘Tremont | Jusanc Huspital and Poor-Ilouee, 1t it moro than | 360.01, which ia made np ne follows. yot th little chance for_progress that the colored |- ther, it may be stated that the new Connty Board wilt clean ot pretty generally ull tho old Kiny em- 158 ployes who hive held thelr positions for that eause Tot e o v oo s 82,057,300 only, liandly, Court-louse Superintendent, will | 7Tho fnepired artlet who doctnred things so nicely be elven a permancent vacation, and he will go back | ¢ ihe other end of theline haa probably forgolten, 10 tlie haupy accauation of. gamiccoc alaing, 1t | or never know, that the daplicale youchurs were fsnot atgll likely that work on the now Court- UW r I ice eler- Hanse will #top. A4 the now Finance Committen | Hued away hers in & convaniiant place for ¢ and the West does not Iike thi; Noy? I answered, ¢ Lhe West ts mad." From an Importer Retlring from Ruaindy, ) 8o I Beej but there really {s no cause. " Hi ht to reft 1di" I in- P il L On Tucsday and Wednesday, colored people zenernlly need expect very mueh from that sonrco: bnt he suill clung to that party Ueesuso {t had & record. It had alwayx bean the friend of the colored penple, and the Thiztcenth, Faorteenth, and Fiftaenth Amend- menta werv the hrichtest pages in ita Listery. Under tho present Admintatration the colored peo- f the South were being crust®d and polstically ’ o “Not unless tha depositor will algn s con- \l lousc, in this eity, in Capt. Jewett Wil- | likely that Capt. McGrath will be rotained in hin tone. $ a13,m7 | peovlo had, they had dorived from the ftopublicsn 18 8 guest of the Tremont, Chn N i eae WA, ran abont Lo Teave i 1c. | breacod piace an Conaly Arent: A+ ho 19 eand 1o siee | For sunp fii | farty, Tie' did” pot expect ta oL any Beraanal | {ract o take silver o otrarey S ot a ajnc 00 S 0 0 \ Senntor Allison, of Tows, {s in tho clty for | count of ine unplessantuiess of his position. Capt. | charge hin duties faithtaliy, " As to angthing furs 1,253 | beneilt out of that party, nor did hethink that the | We don’t wish to bo bothered with sllver at all, ) ) Wilcox [# at prescnt absens from_the city, visiting 8 fcov days, registering at the Pacifc. d his ngcd ..,mh'mn Mid.ilebury, V1., where lm, w‘l apend Thankagiving. Mr. Chumasers, vne o Maj. . Tt Roche, Dr. 8. 8. Katm, aad J. | 40000 hope vt N, e Towever. saen 1. Guibrie, U, 8, A., are gucats of the Pacifc. Y A TRIAUNE reporter last evening and nues- . ‘Tho Hon. Charles A, Eldredge, Fond du i‘."""ix..l,“n.l:f}“‘“",‘.,, to the Jumor, ticre Lac, Wis., I8 smong the gueeis of the Sherman, he. ‘‘Capt.. Wilcox 1s not guing to leave o 1,7, 154 " " e % h waya been of the vl r tion will & y destroyed, yes tnat Administration was doing **Certainly wehave. Wo have a right to eay Tho Tlon, Divid McWilliams, President of | us: Tiis relations with us v WCap feed 80 (U8 | will devise means by which ihe construgtion wi! RO BN iri s e Tepubicar Dariy Bt wat opsossd 13 | Lo A6l Whe cemea 10 GUE et | W deeing | NOV. 26 and 27, each day at 19 the Excbange Bank, Uwight, 1ll., fs &t the Tre- | gn) moat conscientlons inteerity. Ile I very pop- | tractars whil find it a litle harder to get thelr bllls OF. 8 . its interests. ence they mbould not biame the | to reccive vour money, air.’ \What will the West o'clock. mont. ulnr with the gucats of the hiouse, and the téustecs | of jlicgal extras through, . . THE ANNUAL RECEPTION Riepuotican party, \which was generally in favor of | do about {81" Vaser, Rich Tollet Bet o X Col. W. G, | ¥ pleased with him in every respect. You tiay {0 Prof, and Nra, Bwing, tendercd by (he congre- | Hhe1f Fluts, IF they ahould leave the _ltapublican |- “wiyell, sir, Itook tho Hiborty of saying, “1 | ELEQANT Fye.r t " mok. (Jen. Winfleld 8. Hancock and . W, Q. | ey that tho toport 18 sen<ational sud untroe | h 1 e held 1a 4 pary, where conld they wo? There wns L‘erullfl‘y fancy that Congress will sharply resent it." Mitehell, U. 8. A., are smong the guests of the | Capt. Wilcox his been oecunying the position of THE CUSTOM-IIOUSE, gatlon of the Centeal Church, was hold last eveoing | no ‘Gther party but was antagoniatic to thefr | “Ha'f, ik FERED lo, 4o you think?? he TOBACCO noses, cart nieceiren, P kAl manager of the Tromont ilouss for the past two ity 8¢ tho Palmer Huuse, whoso epaclons parlors had | interests. True, the party had not donowellby [ oo o ngress do, do yo dgeraunt, years or more. Llg came hiere from St. Lonis, and been thrown open for tho guests by Mr, Potter | the colored people for the bast two or three years, [ iAquired jwith an nmused cxpresslon. PARIAN' tootsof ant aeserptions. The Hon. W, M. 8mith, Lexington, Ill., | inoreof the proprictors of the 8t. Charles Iotel, Tho 4-por cent sales yesterday amounted | po o™ rp CRE Vector foar was givenup for | Mt taat s 19 reason [or them (0 aecedu nd foir - ;""A. you r‘n.kk;n’ nplm.l)n “mm:‘h“kflyt? b"ll CHINA Fiocr toots, o ent ; 1ilenad & Warchouse Commlesioner, {s stopplng | ! aife. Since his advent here he Lag Leen an en- | {o 8200, tho evening o the friends of the reverend gontle- a party which had alwvays heen thelrensmy. They pass making reprisals on the Natlonn ncy Goods, an endless varfety, terprising citizen, who has aided fn furthering at the Fremont. cvrsthing of b prillc charseter tnat would au tho Tha show . G pwih of t'bieazo, and in that capacity has been The stioemakers, silvor-gilders, and cigar. f EEUNE | SUCRER e Dilblio smong whom Lo has « held unimportant meotinga at No. 7 Ciark | fisde u host of friends, sfckigatcrsntng, = Tho Chicago Society of Ducorative Art Tno Iion. ¥, Elliott, Ninoty-fifth Iigh- | neid {ta annusl meeting yesterday morning At tho ders, Londun, Rng., and Cal. E. R. Owen, | I'nimerdlvuse. The altendance waq very large, X . J., i Heams ris-fourth British Infantrs, are at tne Falmer, )l):::'n'::ufi:l‘:g? ;«lflltr’{{:‘lrn:(::&lfon o the naunl ‘Lhers is no trath'in the rumor that Cept. | routine business, reports wera received from the Sam Keith, of the Grand acifs Motel, s candt- | Trenmorer, Hes Wwe s Slxon, wwho snsontccd 3 dnte for Usilif of tho Aupeliate Court. 108 | on'Drawing Classes, Hmbrotlery Classcy, and Ex- frivnda deny that he Lias any political sepirations | gmination, all of whom announced a ssitalactory whatever. condition of aflairs, An eleftion of oficers for N the ensulng onr was then held, with Lo temperature yeslerday, anobserved by } {0 JUWEE (IS, “Wendenr. dirm g, "Y had nothig to expect from (he Demacratic party, and, an for the Urcenback party, it had ‘noth- g for lself, not to say for anyhody elac. It was therefore the business of the coiored people to stick 1o the Republican party, He ad- vized them lo stay by their ¢olors, and if they 1»'. no favom this year. they inight next year, He was prond of the culored man; he conaidered him' the geandest product of the nineteenth century. Iie had onty been cnfranchised a few years, and look st the progress Lhat lie had made! Ajl be aeked was 8 clear fluld wnd o fair lght, The MHev. J. C, Rooth, pastor of the colored cengregation of Quinn’s Chapel, was the next rpeaker, e sald that the Hepublican party bad not done as much for them s they expected, bt et they could not do better than romain with it, \Whero self-intorest was concerned, it was always banks, if they all second this movement, which {3 regarded iy revult against tho Goverament. | LAVA And Majoltca Ware, an endies watiety, ‘The "Natlunal Banking law may be repealed, and tho Satlonal” banke be serpenied’so re. | A SUPERB Line ot shet ana Paver nozey ‘nlwl:(mhlh‘n'i; uotes in specto, Yow would you | DOLLS Ana pon rteads. tn sreat vartety, a . i \Vell, now, do you know, sata Mr. Coe, | CHINA Tor Tea sois, mabber man, with a whimsica) expresston, we wouldn't care vory much, Clreutation s not mucn of an CH'NA Waps, object to New York City banks, ‘Take this bunk, for Inatance. s havo thoauthority from Q‘F‘Z",\K,'A Moy Ceprant ety Congress to issuc $4.500,000 In currency, but we | AN EXTIA LARGE ASSORTHRNT OF Tix have never had out over $50,000, ol! told, and ‘The abave ealn comprises tha 1arzest we lhave not now out more than $200,000, Peos | mentor Imgoned Fancy itotiday Uood: plo talk about our circulatiun being o8 doar to | PUBLICAUCTION. Uoods us as the apple of our eye, when we keep aflout | chents. Dopuly Marshal Sabin sold the schoener J. | man. The number present during the evening was Catchpola yesterday for $230, tn eatistaction of a | abont 800, bt there was room for i, and the crowd deot for eajlurs’ wages. whicia is generally conetdered to be lnm-l;:;hle from " " % & popular reception was entirely avolded. Prol, n.l;:'rz.;‘l‘::‘::r;f;";:‘;:nn:m::':“sgg g{:‘::"{ Swing gnd wife received tbelr quests at the door. Ver. and $300 in gold. o ot the parlots, and none of his parishionen who o ? were present failed (o pay their respocts,as in duty The internalravenus recoipts yestordny | bound. to thelr loved pastor. were 831,744, Of which amount 820, ‘150 was for The cvening was made further enjoyable vy a 1axes ou splrita, §1,021 for tobacco and clgars, and | most pleassnt programme of musie and recitations, 1 304 for beer, ‘The Chicago Madrigsl Club were present, and gave , Commissionor Hoyne disminsed tho cnsa | rome of thelr best nelectlons. Mr. Frank againatJ, 0. Wustram, the curbstone .liqnor-bro- | T, Dalrd ofiiciated st the plano, Misy ker, yestoraay, it appenring that there was abso. | Tallmodge * read — very — acceptably one of lutely nothing in it that even rquinted At & vivla. | Mre. Browning's bust poeme. Wwhich was dfnest oo, oitcreas il ked Tor couut U W BECK FOUD: A ac i 5 AT t & In_unison, and he did_not baleve it | 1ces than onc-twentieth of what we are 1 = S Manasne, oplician, No,58 Mad(son ".’jf,‘,"";“?" Scammon: Vice-Presidents, Mre.’ T. . Tiack: | tionof the Internal tevcune Jaws on Wustrum's | followed by a mast charming renderigg of Men- kJf..'- I:x:c';:l fue them o, 01610 thest .u'.::}'fin.‘ t0,” S ar Y 2N etitle By ELISON, POMEROY & C0, Ly s {N o 35, Lsrome atone, Mra; A. 31, Loy, s, Joho N Jewett, | part. flebiaatays “Aubition by ctié Mivsos W nliney and | oy were ok yot out of tha woods lio | “Now,we don'ticclabit robeillous, but it Auctloucers, 79 & €0 Handolph-st. sa )\ 20058, oy e, ieyan Latbrog: Recording-tecrerary. | . Hnugh Soott, who wns accused of personat- | King's Iichway, " aad Miss Whitasy then gave Hluaelr, (6 mob, Dilxed much. I8 nolliied, but he helieved wuch nicetings as thig wore of great beneAit, nod hie propused to Lo with them oftener, ‘F'he colored men were loyal to the country, and whenevee there was o cail for holp to save tho country thacolored men would bo the first to re. spond. . PRie. John oirard satd that the teason why {he calured people of Chicago had never ootained sny political putver was becauge they weru divided, notas botween tho Itepubliean and Democratic purties, hat ue amang the Kepablicatis, Tho trouble was that too muny wanted to bo leadets. At the lant election tha colored peonls conld have elected :c !éorx;u\v mn‘r;c{!\\a’ shall borrow :Iu: ll'(ln-% ll:r{: o '@ prefery mu ngress resents what ) Tpsiers gt L oo o\ 4G North Sangamon-st, w rait st o St £ 0 | dnetay oy, 90, a0 10 9, m, u P f m ** It fan’t posslbl i d iy "= a thing,” hepgx':-lnl:md?“m“,' b fo fouiis ENTIRE * You'll find {t is possible,’* I persfated ¢ 1t is ten times more probable than it year E ago that this very same Cdngress would pass 8 by the Bilver bill." f Resldence. Farior and Chamber Bults, Dinfaz. W D°(’|°“ mean to say," ho asked, ,that Con. | Jivert and Kitchen Gutat. lieds, Bedding, efc. A gi grees wi ine aglinternal revenue oficer, and unjustly exact- | Dicarest Hcart.” e, Brodery **Naney L“'Y, ing the sum of €1 from n Cheyenne saloun-kecper | and Miss aker attracted constderable attention by numed Hernet. was before Commissioner Hoynu | the pathetic nang of **Jamie,” The programe was yesterday, and the result of the exawinetion | epued by Mins Talimadge, who read **The Dea- rather put a difforent face on affairs. Tha come § con's Story.™ plalnant inade out o prima facie case, but Scott After the guesta had begun to leave and the for- showed thal lic was an otlicer in the emuloy of the | masl reception was over, Johnny llan orchestra Chicago & Alton Koad, and that, os such, he had | essayed some dance music, and what begun as incarred the 11l-wil) of Bamet in cerialn leeal | g reception terminated In w very enjoyable dancing complications In wihich that individual sud his [ party. wnich #as kept up nusll towards midnight. partner had been Involved. Tho whole thing av- | Awmong the many who ware present were Mr, peared rather in the Jight of tha wet-up job, pvre | und Mrs, A, L. Chetlain, Mr, “and Mrs, and mmple, and the Commiesioner took the thing | Paimer, Mr. and Mrv. Walter Kimball, M: e Miss Emma C. Kelloge; Treasuror,” Mre, J, 1. Mobler: Ausistane, Goteral, Frelght| 0.8 on Managing Committee, Meodames 1L, W, il ). ¥, Oliser, Superintendent of the Clin- l"hlllm Lllnsumkl.ocue‘.‘ufi I'; lfll.i fiur}:u‘v?{l T, yizien uf the Clicage & Sorhwestorn Rall- | 90% NG et S Haimer, Wi &, Scrong road. are registered at the Palmor, P, Wilkinson, A, 11, Chetiain, Samnel Appleton, B, H. Rubls, Assistant General Fraight | C. P. Huntington. A. Lelth, W. K. Ntxon, A. Il Avent of the Pennsvivania Central Raliroad; W, | Mason, B, F. Magrnder, P. A, Fastman, 1. Z G. ~vuu. (ieneral Freight Agent of the Ailwaukeo | Letter, @, M. Tiigginson, G. W Hale, Me- & 8t. Paul Rafleoad: and i, €, Clowey, Diviston | Cormick, Franklin MacVeagh, and Charlea P. Rel- saperintendent Western Unfon Telegraph Compa- | logg. ‘The Sncicty 19 Ina very flourishing condi- ny. are registered ot the Pactde, * tlon. Those ladies who have deen members in the e It o 3. pastall renciwed thelr membershipa yesterday, and intier snd Tes Sct of Chiiia, ana, atc Tl % Judge Hradwoll if thoy had amited their I 1 pass a law authorizing every man that A 0 [3 [he Post-Ofico Siations will closws on | mauy new names wers addedto tho rapidiy-tn- | under advisemient until this wornigg. N, Tehaa, Hiss Snow, Me. and Sire, x i Comeniios roprtod ae fulens |0 oM awhis 86 coite’ worth of ailyer 1o (ake it by the | —————————e——rL180N: FOMEROY & Cn, Thanksglving-Day for the day at 10 o'clock a,m. | creasing memberahip-roll. aud Mrs, Rmery A, Storrs, Mr. an w W ‘The miseellaneous condltion of United States Treasurer and get $1 for {tP? REGURAR FRIDAY'’'S SALE Miernidn and cvening mafle wil clone at"the Tia Do cure CRIMINAL. o S Co, M na i e, | SRS i BSOS st e | U oo et e RCE L o etment, %5, AR A A CNtection liy the catriars. Thronghont vt Hr | Mo o e of Thity Mens Ctys Mte, and Nies, Prani Didie, Me. and | forcat has resulted fo nanrecogufiion of thom ta efect- | by creating o great demand for stiver, will send V.10, :30 A. M, Wi b vision ninomt s 1 th ¢ n¥A%, {10 1vision oW 13 1n the recent po- 1tiial Stragata s tended to an ‘s100st tora)’ snathlie- tioa Of our strengths an fereatity of & consolldated effort on County reeal Ivp And api up its prico 1§ centson a dollar all over tho N P . S > world, Now If Congreas b 1 t- lm‘z . ;1‘0"1 !u&«:tkép :lolr.:vhl'n}glcw“ :o:ng:u e‘v ajl‘lor ults’ ;:; e:““"ccn a bushel, would it bo constdered New Chamber sets' “ But,” sald thd banker, ' Congress can't send A full line CARPETS, General Hoaeehold ,up the prico of siiver. Kuropo wil) fluod us with silver, The world is full of miver. Freo :oiv; nge would ouly helpspeculators, Don't you y “Wie Money-Urder, Ieglstry. and Cashier's Di- | quite a larce one, twenty-three out of the toirly vistuns wifl not oe open during the day. members being presen:. It appears that the prin- The Aworican Homo Associntion nist at | €08, sublect of dlecosiun Shethe uaturef tho the Shermon loure yesterisy afternowi, Notn. | BOiSity 1o bo ympored npan fhe aceused. While, fur wae cone beyoud discuseinic the artANZEmENts | iy shall be done, It has growd to be the custom Juf a propused yualic enwririnment to e eiven | gee®EA8Y O€ SRV 0 B BORE At for advice ov the Arsociation in the near future, The enar- | pod counsel. There are four forms of panishment ateter of the entertainment to Y¢ given and thetime | roacribed in the Book of Discipline: Mercy and wuad plsce of bolding (e will be announced bercafter. Ioreivenes on repaniance:. reonmia. by the T .l . Y i or of the churc! y suspension from e ¢ ys ot on Lendon aud Chicao in | 1ot aperiod discreiionaty with 18 agthoritl e venme, ot Cnion Temporanes Hall s Cof- | BHter expuleion from membership. ‘The verdict of tage Grove avenue, did not take places 'For somo | the Jury was that metcy and forciveness ehvuld by Hinxnintned reanan. the luetares Tailed (o Appear, | cxefcired if connistent and rieht, ind the Hourd wes uml those who anticipated listening to remin- | Ge2irous uf doing eo, but wished to avoid hasty Louisa Oarter, colored Inmate of a bagnlo | Srt. C. B Keilogx, Col. and Mes, Hoys, tho Hon, fn Cheyenne. la locked up at the Armory charged | 304 3476, o Lo Jolnetor, Mr. agd aica. Mcceun with the toeft of 850 from Edward Maher, of No. | and Mrs, Frank Eastman, Mre, Lewis, Col 537 Clark strect, whom she lured into her den in | Mre. DBarrett, Gen. and Mrs. ¥mith, Mr. and 3 that nelghvorucod. ;,(nynler. Mr, Corbly and daughter, Mr. and Misw owi Mr, snd Mrs, Georgo Griffin Skinnor, an elderly and spectacled Wiikneas, ‘1he nes the part of tun culorl solers of Cook miends {teelf 10 1 s the valy ronicdy towsrds w our futsire politival rocornitivny therefore, ba it Jeerniced, Thal we recommend tho formation of & perianent organization uf ine volored votars of Cook uring u;r. 'fl and 1.‘!")( Gilmoro, Lotharlo from Clevetaud, st present stopping at the | Shierwaod, 3r. and ea Burlick Moute, hns saused to be arrested two | Jires SiICOrE, M. anc tre, Conral; Me aud e girls named Belle Hamtiton and Sarah Ioward. | ter, Mr. and Mes, H. L. Lewls, Mrs. Enon Jutn. ‘They srv sald to be night-walkers, and be picked | ston, Mr. and Mrs. J. Daly, Mrs, Dr. 1), W, “Thort ) . Mrs, Comp- them up Monday evening. aud enteriained thom at | Thomas, M. Jane Groy Swbsalicim, Mrs, Comp Lla coom In the O'Nelll Dulliing, cornee of State | 1oy AnnAsbors e and tes: 1, 1 Stely ove: and Harrison strects. While be was aslecp they | Mr, and Mrs, Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. K, Culhbert, Cognty fur the putpose uf remedying the sbogs-nsmed weakiiesses, flo 1¢ further iteauired, TUAL A coinmittes of Nfteen be spvolnted :';':'. s dy 10 carry fato offect theso resolutions. o e Jtemiced, That the Committee revort to s geners) maes-ngrting called 18 (o weeks trom date by sald mmitter, ‘There wan A zood deal of excltomant o adootlon of these resolutions. nk “ovag; dliy seci' . r . T am scarcel! entitled to express an oplofon, Blankets, Comforters, Chromos, Plated Ware, Generd sald f, “hut DUl toll you what 1 | MOTCRARdise, cie ote, BT & CO., Auctlonoer, the United States produ; Il remind youthat | ——— ——— ———— — — mors thaa halt of | We As BUTTERS, LONG & C0, the sitver product of the world every yesr; Auctioneers and lteal-Estate Agenta. et Mearly " Uitieago were demed - thas | action. There were certain mitizating facts pre- . bt ¢ o e Willism Baker, the basso of the colored polltical | that this whobe aunual product is only fifty il 138800 470 anvlofpii ‘sl s % 5 i3 i sonted fu the” care of the lIndics, which somy of | stolabis gold watch, valued at §200, and §20 In | Mes. Dodge Jirw. Ester, ‘\ll('ym::""fl‘;h:"' Miraue | population, moved to ainend tho Srat rasolision by | fons dollars; thas Germany hasn't one hundred those prescnt at the meeting appreciated, They for-nolhing fellow, | had been reared in & country where beer-drinking Jast evening In the base- | was not consldered ao ofense, and had had no fden ment ot & ssloon at 01 North Halsted street, | that any stronzer liquor than beer was ta have been keot by Mre, febecea Grilling, He had been hang- | sold on_the premiser. Moreover, thoy expressed ing nliout the pince {n the afternoon, and after | thelr sorrow for any offense that they might have treating himrelf to his tisual large dose of whivky, | been guiity of, and Any trunoie that they might Yie went into the basement to sleep, Dissipation | have brousht upon the church. Dut the meeling I tire #nupused canse. had no formal evidence of this fact. and some s thought it desiravle to have that befurs final action Coroncr Dictzsch yesterday held an in- | was taken, There was aieo & genoral desire ex- «quest upon Hermann Roohel,” who died of cancus- | pressed to confér with Bishop Merriil, & man of w01 of the brain received by falling out of his hug- | rood dises= ton and jndsment. The next meetlng ey, Waiie driviur slone ialsted strect, near | will be beid either Friusy or Monday ulght, Swing, EMELINRYs Wheeter, " 'the Misres Bmcoth, Miss Min- C. W. Jennings, a Dentborn streot Inwyer, | nle strong, Miss Wentworth, Mixa 7 Barker, Miss Washiburn, the Ifon., Jolhn Went- was yésterday arrested hy Dotectives Healey sud | DOFRR (168, BAONCTEG o8 oo O Frank Traynor upon A warrant sworn out by Mre. 8, 8. | Cnandler, Mr. Failer, Mr, McDonald, 'Mr, Gearge Pratt, of No. 67 North Halsted street, who alleges C‘uun. Mr. Wlll;)n cmk.b)l‘,l_ g‘eo "‘: u.i,“r;;“_‘.“,‘ t he embezzied collectious to the amount of | Meadowcroft, Sr, Trambudl, Mr. W, L. Ensign, Btk 78 o ter accoant and 8150 on- the ac | Mr. Georgo Marshall, Mr. Durh Sweti, . Fy Wi count of urelative. It is further claimed that he | Callender, Mr. Ernt, Mr. N, K. Fairbank, Prof, {nduced the lady to elgn 8 document in his onice, | Samael Willard, Mr, Warren lirown, Ste, Wallsce with wolch he designed to cover up tnealleged | Doylngton, tlln'llpn, Slmeon W. Kinz, Mr. Leon- theft. Thecase will comeup for hearing on the | ard Bacun, Mr. Frank Larker; sud Jir. Chsndler, 29th, of tha Now York Judependent. the Inscrtfon of the word **ltepublican.’ DF, Washingiua roused himscll ap and declaimed In o very lund volce agninst any such outrage, sayin: that the meeting Lad been called as & gonors mass-meeting of colored voters without referenco o party. He wai Kmnd to call himselt a wember of the Greenback T pucty, Wanhington was called to ordor several times, but refused (o yleld the floor, and there came near beink n row then snd thore. ‘I'ie Chairman, how- ever, managed 10 pour o) on the waters, and the toaring Ureendacker was finally squoiched. The resalutions o8 amended wero adopted, and Olnf Nelson, n wox found dead af miltions to spare, and the rest of Eoropo uone o U R N E X T atall; that thoarts absorb at lesst twenty | milllions o_year, and Aah.(thu untlk' of -nfi-'rf REGULAR TRADE SALE abpormaty o, s mosaea by ot 1+ "o | STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS e Do el S Lo e s WILL B8 ERLD * Congress haa already expressed its opfnton," xfl%’i?-%;l’hfl"’:'n L0 THUC R Edl 1said, ““that silver is low because Germany has | We wiil ave a taigo stock a Clathi {‘““’A“;‘{ nn‘t)ll:lrlvcn !n'u: a(N unuur mnno{y hree g:j;n'inx;‘.;&.fgam",'nfimgr."&'}.f’ lxm:'y. kit T hundred milllons of it. Now, If the United T ¥ Sikcs ahotld recotn, thit, Bireh ‘handred T | = oo A DUFLELS, LONG 8,00., Aueloneere. TE : the follawini were appointad on the Uenoral Come ahiould ez Mot ROV AWiltnw. bty venie ¢ collldrd with o fatmer's wagon NOT INDICTED, of Lake Count o mittee: 8. W. Seott, John G, Jongs, dolia T, | 1008 Woulda't it roator tho equilibrium "'y REGULAR SATURDAY SALE, plandini fu frout of a eaioun. and tao shock threw | 1t was not Jon Foreytho who was fndictet with | oo to comn tuac’ ok b AR TUE HALL ESTATE. Sndrson, William 'Buker, Jonn Wi, 4. | | Yen' bo etngoded, v 1Ethat were’ tho Nuveibor 30, 41.0:30 o'‘clock 8, m.o Falnen 3% No. 400 North avenue, o I O O e ea ool ® 840 | sella foad of pocatues. On tne way ho picked un 110W SUALL TUR MORTOAGE 1B PAID! i, Itoward, J. L. Compboll, L. D, Stackar, C. 11, °| Wholé gt FURNITURE, ETC.. ems to think 1t s the whola & 173 East landolphi-at, questiop,” 1 continued, *Tho very next day A & A.“‘lfil'f‘l“bfl&iu‘\"u & CO.. Auctioacers. after the passage of a frea colnage act sllver Jackson, 8, Wright, Jucksun Sandricn, U. Lawson, D. 1. Dawson, J. Q. Grant. Whlls these appointinents wers belnz made o o tranp and gave him aridg duto the city, avd | pibridge 0. Hali, of the wholeeslo kinrdwars Orm e e B oy St he. ey | of Hall & Kimbark, died on the 17th fay of April, I At G o'clock last evening Patrick Walsh, | hameofthe perion who Lad been thus honored was James Foreyth—not *'John,™ and no_‘+c* 13 yeara of age, 8 newsboy, was run down At the | aiine end of his name, Nr. Joiin Fonstrie in 1 1 y la well the o, The nosaspe 1877, 1o had becn ona of the earliest settlers of | young mulatio named Ramson uruse and declared | bulllot would rise frotn 50 conts M s B ATARE ST B e o, od Elrth aveniis. byia his chnacity of & (jrasd Juror sy tulped Lo/ tndlst e i o i e tae Chicago, aud bad Tong been regarded ns one of the {'"‘a""a"',?' s porsccuted citizon: hat bo had bcn | Tho diTeranco would,bo et o o ol By D1, 5’,,’1,‘;“\“55,1;,;\3 Co.,. wuo drove raplily away. Tne boy had ddst alishted | Birranif 10 receive that sort Of Gistinetion wagun were found yesteraay Ly Daotective James | gy hatantis bueiness men of the growlng city. Soon | ACCHSS: ik 8 Democrat; that he thanked God | "4 Tha, 1 thigk, is 8 inlstake.' he sald, roma weolern-oound sirect-car. lle was serlous- v 1njured abont the #ides and back, and was taken to his home, No. 15 Pennatreet, THE CITY-NALL, The lads managers of the Losn Exhibi. : b tion of the Decoratise Art Soclety were rejoiced Serip to the amount of #600 was dealt ont yestezday by an increased attendance. For sev- | yegterday, wral dnya Lhere were fesrs that the exhibition 2 : wonld not prove a @nancial saccess, bt it seemed Licenso and spocial-assessment rocaipts as if the public was. after all, only waithig tohave | yesterday were aboat 8600, the show I compl lape before patrontzing it Yesterday the aepartizenta were throneed nearly Ono case of diphtheria and two cases of all tne afternoon and evening, aud the receipts were gratifylngly Iarge. eiply | scarlet fever wera reported at the licalth Ofice that he could vote as he chose; an: he was Frexident of s chio called *0ar ifby, wl{n:n would some day bo & pulitical power fu the city. THIE FOUNDLINGS® HHOME, TUANKBOIVING TIME 1s approaching, and whila thero s no limit of giv- Ing to thu Foundlings' Ilome, snd It 1sa good Ihing tagive atall times, yot it would be pleasant for the ofieere of the Home to have aa large a contri- B e otatons t0 & gracers 1% 1B | after hie death bls exccators, W, I, Ityder, Edson 9 o Heith, and Jamea IT. Swan, caused his will to be The West Twelfth strcot police, after { oioeelinths Trobate Coust, the bonds being Sxed shadowing for some time past the actions of II. A. hl ) 1, d Preillor, & clers In tho dry-oods store of Jnhn ut $400,000, whicti, as fs veval, wae doudie the % No. 782 lalsted sizeet, yesterdsy found | cssimatea value of his proverty. As it was & that d g Touns in AN entirely -{mlnnl Toeation | peculiar will,some of Jta Drovisions may be quoted: from b eding-house, Thid appeared Lo con- | mo his wife, Addfo M. 1all, be gave bis wearing firm a suspicion that Mr. York had entertained for e reriier wi o o pparct and persdndl effects, his residence on tho somw tine, snd Pleiter was placed under arrest, fi““m“ Sl PGkt CORFY (b His room was found 1o contalu ubont §200 worth of | corner of Wabasl all kinda of dry goods which he had stolen from | mammoth size and sumbre appesrance la familiar time to imo during bis two months' cuiployment | 1o all frequenters of the ~ ** But the very yeat boforo Germany decofned | ' WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27, AT 0:80 A, M., her silver every sfiver dollar in tho world was worth I gold threa centa more tha 1d dol- F R T U R ]ur‘ nyml sold f!m- itin 'l..’lée :??rketi:“ .n':n i U N l E| *! You must remember, 0 sal b ol bave been great shiver tnds sineo thaer o | Carpets and Honsefarnishing Goods, “ Yos," I anewercd, * but not so 1arge as tha | Plankets, Pesther Pillows and Jlolaters, fopre Dias: old finds, The world's produet of gold overy | kota Gomforiers, Clothing, Ou cu.u.-‘ Whidow yoar a 835,000,000 greater thun ita silver prodnec, | Shaoi, eto. Quesnaware, Qlaesware, - Haniwiry The gold barvest tn the world s Increasing At 12:30 wo wiil sall the following he'“Y.':-:,h.l" 'l?:olvlll.y'erl)ll:r::;‘l'l:d. “but there's GOODS in the WHITE, nue), 309 sharcs of | bution upon Thanksgivtug-Day as possible. The yésterday, at the store, 1le is 41 years of age,and has o wife : e . moro dewmand for It 1f a Iree colnaze law I ¢ 5 : o i L 100 each in the' First National Bank. valued | contributions which nave been made since lost naze law Is Ing the conslgnment of A magufacturer: i g;\k’r':c':_“"’("‘”fi‘ &?:;::‘&'i‘:&";‘;‘:fl'} i"g” ‘I'he Tressnrer yestorday naid Walter Kim. | and famliy liviag in the suburos, Nty par, 100 shares of 3100 | Thursday, and the meation of whick has been | Basscd, all atlons will unload their silver on us e b ’."':" ICFroets Rentterh) e Itoffe & (0.t solicit eubscriptione ta periodicals, | 5211 $10.000 upona Juicmont obtained foe dam. | At alont 30 yesterday morning burglars | esch o tho. cepital | stock = of ine | scatterad throagn the jupors of & woek, ara horo ol oneEDe etc. Whether he fv aathorized by the fiem tado | 35¢ W broperty altectad by the widening of State thie is noxnown, bat he succeeded. under false | Stceh pretenses, in potting from one lady a quasi-indorsc- Calumet avenue will soon be opened and ment uf himseif. waich he bus heen uring 10 nome | sewered form Eighteenth to Twentleth street. exteut, This indorsement the Iady desires to with | The city bas title, aod the spcelal tiscesment for draw, s far as it applice to this lndividual, the Wk bas all Boen patd except abont 8500, Ilenry Lucas, the tookkeeper who robbsd BMr. Billings, President of the Wast B8ide entered tho residénce of Mrs. B. Wright, »o, | Chamber of Commerce, valu 3 r,lli-‘.' West Uhlo munhhy forcing np-fn & rear | $30.000 in caan. 1le also beguesthed 182n¢;m5- oW, i an drrped " per trom Ueds | ITall; 8,000 to tho Trastees of Gracelsnd Cemo: bed, and beat and brulteed lier terribly. {n tuo hope | Lty for keeping bis final resting-place In good ro- of making her divalge the whereabouis of valua. | DTS 85, 10 his n\:lt Mary wmhp,du( Ohioy blee avuus the bouse, The lady's seccams attracted g:,:om to bl nlumm 1 hl' t,sun Underwood the sttention of the neighbors, and ot thelr ap- 000 to his nlece, El \'n ‘ol to Mr. IS brought togethor, and are topubllanod togother with tho additional subscription® wnich were ra- colved ymerdl{. ‘I'he agzregute, it i vory grati- tylug to sce, 18 beginning to e large, nnd({ 1s to aue edstends. But they caw't spare it. Suppose all oa. | « Te KOOds must be sold ta clpss consigument. Uona wara L6 pass u, law glx_:;bldulgmhu use of e T T T G AuSi0eors gold as inoney hereaftor e result would be B . »: that a goli doller would acll to-marrow for 50 Ay JeiOc 0 Qe BALEILY, conts 1o silver, for it would be good for notulog EA Mgy excopt for use In the orts." Well,"” naid Mr, Coe, “1 don't sgree with UHATTEL MORTGAGE BALB bie hoped that the two duys yet romaining will''sdd much to it 10 C. . Howard & Co, 3 $ a !ll!"lhull Field, -.‘ m C v 3 4 Western papers on this apecie questi his employers, Mesars. Carne & Drary, the ah- 2 Cow Y men ran away, Dot waiting to secure | ¥. Underwood: $5, phew, 8, ar & 8, U, Npaulding.. 1o | Jour : Queation, [ 310 SBOUTH HTATE-51. Rrach en, DUt oF 8boui” S1.000, L Septemost | (hes ke i oo Bere: EAvey o sticot Von Loms | Sny plander,” 1o sdaltion o the 1w and the | fouk; $5,000u6 Lo 0ld Ladion' Homb: 3,000 1o 1 Ypfnauiding © 18 u matter of supply and domand. and gond 2 TIL STATE 81 Tt s ten Hard of St Jndlanavpulis, whore, 1t | ineotiuit of the Commlttees un Gssand Finance, | brulses, Mrs. Wrlght received a sovore scaip- ““}“’b:‘r},”{;‘,‘“‘v“c',.‘?";“““ ARd. Chuldeany l’,:fi';,m' o 3 Mra, W W L’;&"'}"{:’,‘:’:flm E‘.’,‘.‘{,.“"é";‘.’ l.hll‘nk." Mm?o'nun- Taigay dpu, Welnomday, Noshiber 20800 1 stated, ! s v { b nt, or. | Lo 3 85,000 4 o e ¢ ) e ant Deacoessct, ™ attablleliod In se- cordance with the plau of Dr. am Prasavant, berasallania o iatri: $10,000 10 the. ¥t Cmiverans Justico Matson issued warrants yesterdoy | Chaorch: 83,000 to the Third Universalist Churen; for the srrest of Rudolph C. Fulcke and ¢. N, | 810,000 to the llvard of Trustees of tio Universal- raverse. ‘Ube former le wanted for burzlary,and [ it Convention for the Support of saveraunuated Traverse for defrauding & laundry-woman on the | clerzymen: ana the reslduo of hia property to tho West Side of 8109, . Sumo uigh tnta tie pootograph-gallery of price_ of tho. preclous metals s}l over tha m}fildt'"I roplied that Uncle S8am was Just os Entil‘e PURNITURE, solld as any other man, and if he used onod{xth ) ) v s all wi »al A ‘84 0F valuly, St Tk e thas entong. o oukl stablisly the | S AN biklisn, Auetoneer, And then 1 warned im to look out for free = o 1. Drake.. 1 Jon Wi 13 u witeand two children bebind in destitute cir- Ald. Heaton and Baunders took it n cuinstances, and had It notbeen for kilnd neig! themeeives vesterdsy Lo Inspect the Looks off they woald ‘have starved. Papers for bls | City Tressurer's .ofice. Afler_undiug wut (he were forwanded, and ho will be brought | amoant of money -un hand—3$1.300,000~they baCd AA #GOU 39 Dossible, called at the Corn Lrchange, Untog, and luternas After six months uf hard work In organ. tiona! Banks. Then they sat down and figured out L fzin2_themselves. during which time they were | Joo 0 the hanks mare. br 85000 tian g Lubiiig Witliau Guormicy. . E. L. Hedntrom cual; B3, rel~of tlou ‘0, contributed one ton of ¥, ¥, two barrelu—und I, 8, l, ono bag- for the educatlon of younit aga Feleko got | same Buard of ‘Lruatues S Adains, neat | saen to the winls alne, near x . T bampered st wvery step by the recimeutsl com- | eaused them mich Astonlanment il ¢ e tho coruer ol ialste and Aadison streows, where | ‘This will was n 1873, befora the fnanclal D 3 0 “colnagu; and he politely said ho hud bee h | By WM, MOOREHOUSE & CU, rander, whose knowlecde of milltary 18 conined | Fammed tuer outsianding cheois aceountad Tos the | s stote o camers. velued st $200. Which pe | panic. «he shriukago of values Uiat followed that CORRESPONDENCH, faterceted 1o Leariog = tho Wastern viow of s | - | Auetionsers, 83 u7 Handolohii 2 ty personal likes and dishiken. the members of | aoCArent diserepancy pawned for $5 on Clark atreet. ‘Traverso pur- | troublous period caused Mr. Hall to add & codicil LBIUDIATED, casc, - Uompsny t, of the Sizth Baualien, 1. N. G., i chased a Jsandry 1n the vielnity of ern ave- | In 1874, by which e peduced the bequust to Lom- To the Editor of The Tribune. Al unauimoun'y voted to dlaband. The members en- The Treasurer's receipts yesterdsy were duavored In every way Lo work harmonlously with | 87,401, and his disbursements about §25,000, (1 m s ged the Axtures to | bard Unitveraity fromn $40,000 to 8:20,000; he slvo th reatiental oZicers, bod finding, a4 they claim, | the Iastter amoant $10,404 was paid to Srs, \se Wood, morty fmg froma s Curlly for the pay- | apnulled the bequest 0 (ho ** Frotestaut Deacon that unfortunate wowan A MUST SELL, ——— Cutcaao, Nov. 26, —We, Old Ladles, wish to fn- “HAPPY THOUGHT " AS A DETECTIVE, g Dy order of conslznors, soine cholce Farlor aud Cham: Py (Bt o : ho fuyoacd the bequests 1o tae Firstand | orm the public that the letter purporting 10 be | ——u—, Tas, Nov. 10, 1878,~70 Messrs. Frank- | bor Hote to addition to thelr 1arie and varied stock of tuat their covipsay oficers were insulted und the loe npon an old judgment for real 'u T:::x‘i‘flx ‘l:: '-";1’:}::: :‘nwn,:: xdeu‘f ol “Third Universatiat Chnrcun?ln\l reduced tne wnia | weltten by ** Mra, Polly A, 18.,* In Buuday’s Issue cagh e Now and becond-hsnd Furnliure, con {L’:‘l?v’l'e’l;lhu;:nfla..',l.'ll‘:anofl—llnn Tho thief e o “"“:' t slole the icco ha e fobaseo Npuened tovestrainman | AL, KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, edgod the theft, and will return whiat he biaa not | 247N a8 Carpeth anketa, lgating andLook Stoves, funpiny threstencd, they considered it advisable | damages, and tnereby hange & tale, fo-wl 10 diabatd. the tlme of the opening of Jower Milwauki Avenue, certaln praparty for which Mr. Speea e wife of Col. T, 1. Robb. of Park | Aoty Gty e oe L Fo0, Bl Yo b enten licere are (n wursnlt of the sccus hut it e ssld with tbe 1|u\'lu|nly7lunlulh!Unlu walist Hoard of ‘T'ruet- Larost pruspect of securing them, ‘s from 810,000 to $5.000. Fur some reason uns o explatned, he added unuther codicll in the follow- A merchant of Milwaukes named F. | )ngyear, by which he acain reduced the bequest to of 'fur TuinyNk, was not concocted or wntten by any resident of the Old Ladies' Home. While we ary thankru} 1o Misy Cary and othors who employed met with & painfn) accident as aho was en- o) was brougbt here yesterdsy oo a renuisi- 4 iversity, making the donation §10,+ | their talcnts for our benudt, and hopo they fell thst L Crockery, Lawge, ke > the sture of Messrs, (;ossaye X Co., in this ?.’.E.‘.{"..“*.",.x‘é‘.'fif'n‘»’.’;% xfl‘?fi.%’i‘.’m:& fifl’a’zmm oy fnn frm ul'.l. Ve r’mun aquu‘. al)f)'é.' un'o'exln'«';- llo.woul‘:o mv"ldeu Letween tls wifo | 1t 1s ¢ more blesscd to give |l--upw receive, " wo :h ch L';nfil.‘fll,,':,' n':,:: .wb“w foCedar Magide, | __ " Wy MOUURNOUSE £ CO, Aetm clty, Monaay. While passinz sn open cosl-hole, 8 | die. Mrs, Gondlos obtained from the courtsof | andlodged 18 $ail charged with outalalok govds | and' the First L niversalist Church Socicty, Thie | Would say that wany of usiu former ycars have ¥ nother adysntage of the wa By GEO, P. GORE & CO. wurkman pished 8 beavy plang up thtoushthuaper- | Kentucky tbe trasteesbio »f his vroperty. and | undec falss vroteases. ‘The risoner bes done | codicil bore tho dato of Nov. 20, 1H7A. attentod fent-class concorts, and think we aro atiil | Hue. Kespectfally yours, Ve — y . £, 5 o Jur rking M oblyon 1De knes-pan. knock- | (heroapon ehe sougt tu collect We C:bicago Judg- | business with the Louse of Farwell & Co. for the Tl SCUEDULE OF §I18 PROPENTY, capalile of appreclating goud music, 13 wo wury — L. S L5 4na 70 Wabash 4 X ment. This cily wunld not accept her receipt, uponhe tunud that sle was batb the boneiiciary 2 4 and trueles of Goudloe's property, bae pell- in Per Ridge, Sho was 1o bave staried for Col- | Uoned for mandamus, And Judye Jaciesa toe oraco Sprina with het daughter, but this accident | congly decided that tha City was abliged Lo nccede Wil eause bt 1D povipone the journey indefinilelY. | ¢, her demands, sud yeaterdsy the clalm wss as chiltish aud imbectlo as thw avove-mentionod arlicle would jodicate, wu thluk & wore appropriate nauw for our pleasunt Moiwe wonld bo sn Asyluwn for tho Wesk ana Feevle-Minded, Oxk or 7iE OLw Lavizs. usensitle. A carriape was procured. and she wi conseyed 1o the depot snd attended 10 her ho; g:u two years, and has up to the present time | gled afler his dostn by his exccutors, tncluded cn regarded a4 8 purchaser stitied 10 considers- | g, 77 worth of furnitare and patutings, the Wa- ton and sccommodation, About one month 80 | Lash avenue house,six lots 1o Hyde Park and about his establishment in Milwaukes wae destruyed by | giteen city lots, oules Lo the smouut of $24, 300, Rre, and aftes scttling his iGsses with the Insarance | wyoye of them marked **good,” ety sharce of Firat IN THE VERY BEST OF FAITH A, B wa now offer furniture and beading to buyers at | - VEDNE AT, NOV. 2 pov el 2P % Cmfllfll't‘l nz;:md'lfi;'fi{mflzllw.‘nfiwbm .‘(Mlnl:lnl I,:‘l'llk ;l»cl (he ‘l‘l:\d l;ltilfl::l.l d’lfilm:ud of sU!il;‘—- ~ At the roquest of somo of tha strongest | P9 = Lot Mk Ao % 44 Lheather tatlulinien mctiined M she willt, Swans RBAN. Btato streot, With find at our Auetion Bals s coutplcla swrimeut ransfsiturit yad mercactile Sostenof thefhy | it COUNTY BUILDING, | 5t Mrephiaiiis, 10o8, the, JHeRih | i iwo shares ot 850 chch ur wug Lozanapuet s EvANITON, . Tk & laymare Sam o sievare 1o o atmste | Ehce STk it fa ety o U84 S ot e g bt i T | ol it ol s ea S | RS i i Com St b | a1tk soman g, he . Wi, | ey o i o it et || RN Gl R P it v, ez 4 Z u: 3 o Stnle Sav I 3 at socu- | Wwigwell, ] e T s — gppaouies for imerctuing tda trade of the two | To.day will be fnsane day in tho County | whakse.' X shart tima 870 it wa sacoriained tast Flu Tor Halb's ot for $12 000, of $100 ‘.IE‘:'.".“.'I"“:'L,‘;‘”.‘“:;'“;::‘I’::‘,'."“ ¥ wasrecountid i B — By LYON & CO., Auct'rs, dled at the family resldence on Ridge avenue, Kvanston. The last sad rites will be beld 0t 1 o'clock this afternoon at bia lats bome, bence oy carrlages to Rosublil, The death of Mr, Wlewell scerua excesdingly sudden, e by was prostrated while at his ofiice in Chicagd last Faturday aficrnoon “ompany, valued ut i) u danuary mucts of lending catabilshments | Court, in viuw of to-morruw, the regular time, ba- TUU stiates of I100 vach of find it very lLeGuvenient. and {0 some cases trpod- | fog Thanxagiving. siuiv, 0 eparc one of their number fof & mont, ' auscico waul the Lusiaesa of (s yeat sbalh nava | ‘Kb Grand Jury yesterdoy dispossd of i“":i‘.fi"["' un: by rpi.lwllf‘lm'l e trip uz: be- | nomerous petty cascs, beld a lengthy lon, apd wied that s mucn more cumplu Fesentat af 4 Manulecianng 554 basine vl | ¢ach wember, upon adjuurnment, was satisfied was selling uoods saved from the fre, aod au | gach of the Awerican Iirids avent wes sent lo Wisconneln toascartain bls statos, | ‘cents on the doliar, After maiing inquines, be raturned aud reparted | (he Chicazo & Burean Valley Cosl Company, valuud sverytniog siraignt, but for some rosson aL 81 8 vhare, or ‘uther b waa declded that It was | his stulement indicated a great falling-off fu the val te, and probably if Hat nad best 1o make a more diligeal scarsh It lived lnallwl‘,’llr he wonid have had lo revise hiw McOOUGTI=AL hier residance. No. 87 Hlopaate, on chu ~ 20, Mre Margarci. McGuugl, b 'T’:}““"'.,.}ff."{'l"e mu 4 nr:" 4 :u s A 3 Inewlay, W I, I el and " thmaen Dy L retidancs 1o ebea by Calvery Cemetory. o o/ ESTTINERN: 1 S 10 ascertain hie actasl asscls. * The result c. o % Tho Nalo will Bo Contiuued Thle Duy ut nietests may B arncd Lis w ' ion that had obtained with ¥ 9 o7 4 i 5 Y y the fell diswass ol £#7 rycamore aud 5t Charics papers plesss copy, i it et Hpecial Agents Stuart and Henshaw wish Bheriff Kernhas about cast up his acconnts *2, 000, ur any sum that would bave justified (he | wark. ¥rom that schedul tars omitted, | 17¢ I.nuhllmllni\n. ustoi extanslvely oigugud in tna | Deasboruoat,, Loulsh Kibley, teiuyad wife' of Janes ust e My thout Iesvrryo 1t istinctly tnderatood that Pustmaster Patmer | 82d 00 Mundsy will bo resdy to stew down and | Gro in Srustiog ain to sy extent. Then Farwell ory oullding | Wholeualu plchla trade, ho was as the titug of nis ki Hahit to deatls only 1 yeara of uge, 1le leavos & . wa Nos, W0, HZ, 8l o ' 3 youn aud vccupied ua the hardwars stare of all & Kimy: | Wi and @ bost of frieuau to mourn his early cai fur such omisaion doubtlcss worked aseiduously with them 1n aidiag to ferrer | YUt Joatiad Of aunoviog the Sherlit-atuct 1n {ut the Koas cuse, that the bpecial Azeat iware Sy nplisbitdnioe Uetl BAYS AL Otid ay & Co. prucured his arrest and commitnient to Jail, o el o whers us fe locked no fu default of bail, T :dnfil‘y“l’l‘lvlw erlages Lo Loschlll. Vrieods of Sue Auctlone 4 8t residenco Thurslsy morntng as 108 M-A—DISKON'ST- —————————————————— Yiara liad, sud they ot} have, full ac 3 facts will bo lnquired into bufors Mlecch thisafior | bark, Their reaso WISWELL~A$ Bvanaton, Nov. 3, & 18 5. ., of I\stc office, whers Hooe noun was because the cdiice was mortgagea for §0U, 004, ¥ 'ERVIEWE paratysls, b 1 Wlswell, aved i) . AT GOOD \DHNMIG ofice, whar Kuos wee captured. | Soveral of the Comimittoes met yesterday wasbecause the cdlice was murtcayed for 3 COE INT l'.ll\}hWhD. ¥uovra) from ‘bis laie resdcice on Norh Tidge uiLewhst mors bold uxnm‘m‘y Bight. | grternoon and sudited & lirve namber of bills, ;?,tflm\_.d.““.: -3 ,"E’T"‘" iy '1':3' l‘::"d“. e filhrficfifid’vml “'.J.!A'.'ff 3| 'k AT requesl 0 neet af 1+ Fous # w1, b G0 Meruige (uf iending Shu fusoras o} afaciiuu, und st ressogablo belch Ielat-Azent BEuart bid hios good byt D | Sieroon sad sudited 8 Lurse number of bills. TAIE INDICTED, 1 Sbuui tite bulding (a8 vuid lug bocn bu- a0 10/d bim that be was : & gau by Mr. George Scavil i bubalf of the mort- | What the Presidont of the New Vork Clea: Cinluna. "Biuars g hha vanee. o e watked busy g iioind 8 Siaim; Jugs or salle st of MUKLEES: AND NULLS, ey A, Blaw, of Doston. Early in rded is sudited WIth BIm fu the strcet door. A fepors of 188 | Wi} be passea on to-day. -nd".uch 88 are neglocted e ] arrent din gesterday forwarded W (be Depart- | il be cushed througn Saturday, the undersiand- ing il paw-wo lug-Houso Uus to Say About Nitver Depostin ~Ife 8hiows Anaing Iguorance of the Sii- vor Question—Don't Rellsh tue Idea af Froo Calnage. Correspandence Indianapolis Journal. Brotier Wiewer. s o omly Gl ehante ta vunvin BCOFT—~AR Lier resldence, No. 25 John, ., . 1t PON, i gy, Mo s of cobeatin of fhe rali Lliag seute, THOMPRON), 0'Ws Beloved Vitvor Capt* Thotial Sodue aued 31 years: e e otlboue farallieroaticr BB B B MRS IATTIE A, HULLN UAIE Ew- Gakvlile (Can.) aud Buffalo (N. Y.) papers ATOME. lleat place In Chicake fur pleassoopy. HALR Uoods, Uosainer W av : The late excitement over what are technically i knewn as the Cuiom-House cases s rapidly dylug | 3 ! 000 of Mr. buaw, §iviug Ll 8 mortyaze on out, and matters sbout the Governmeat Buliding | B0 000, 0 MG, %, labin® Mo SHIEA WIS have renumed thelr wontad caliaesd once more. | neq yupposed lo by worth $120,000, Bhortivaitar, None of the indicled turned up yesterdby., Muel- | however, came thy panlc sud the subsequent fall ¥ w:n‘\lu 1t was still In the procvas uf eraction, , beiug pressed for funds, borrowcd "‘“"l‘““"m;‘:“'“‘ 1og baiug tha 120 adjourn to-day un- Ar. A, C. Hesing returned from the West | 1 tat date for Its wow. yeeterday, lu Eng nefim.nd spints, and sarcharzed EMPLOYES AND COMMITT! With cntbusiasin on the autject of talnes, He rilon of the old Coun- N Clucinnaty, bat | 41 the price of tea) sstste. | Me. (Lall's i, bear- | NEW VORK, Nov. 3l.—Yesterday | asked my- | HULL=At Paaton, Ford County, Ik, Nov. 12, Gut- Elslly. ALk Mad e, Palnit Uriught with bim & Lox 101 of spaciiaens of ores, e B e e e | e S The Mt 16l o Sopte 15; 430, | self: * W s tha person fu Now York whoas | fort Urnrp il efunchomet “liars’ i "tndhids fres. bais. ben all vt which are rich, uLd agreat many superistive- aad the sait Lo forcclose has accordingly besn com- recent actlon has caused the most talk!” aud | wouths. ik Iy #o. Hie k0D Wis very plesaant oae, aod, sf hie ¢ able to carry vut Lia visus, will uitlmately prove profiable, |lnz:w mu-lnlnnzlmnu by (¥ - h he can wecure the contrul ol o % Clatid U0 Ahe o Globe dleniet " bres conces! | oniy uuessthat turaed Up. They waiied for over Arizona, te Infends, If possivle, to get ibe caps- | 38 Roar, but @e otber of the Cammlesiol tiliets uf Chlcago Interestct, witha view totye | €78 ebowed ap. 13 scems that Me. forainion of o wiock cumpany. e te at present | had aot fully decided uben Ul Mat ol Commiy unde'ermined how will o abuut 11, bug tye | 3nd it was Jhought best Lo postione tha meetiag matier wili douttlees take dednite aispe within a | until Vmu{‘uo! Baiunday sftwrnoou, 80 far Impresaion wes (nacihey would give ball before | u.ced, Now, thie casu of (teelf woutd bu of no thududge of the District Canrt ot Cincinnatl, snd | yenarat inturest weee it nut for oue feature. The that 1)1} and Potter would do tnesame st Wash- | holder of 3lr. 1lall's note, beipg duubtiul of tue ington and New York. There bas beenan une ';:(“dl:i‘lh:fll‘lfllll $00,000 on & furced sale, has accountahle snd noczcusable delay dn preparig ( WSO L Ll LouNeT THE ENTIUE the pavers in the cases, but Jobn Stillwell, Mar- RITATE, sual Hildrup's Chilel Deputy, went furth Monday | thug Jeopardizing tho charitable bequests which ulght urued snd_eqalpped with the ducumenis, | Mlr. Hall tnade i hie will. It 1 not probable that the suswer cammo quickly: “Mr. Ceorgo 8. Coe, President of the Clearing-flouse Associs- tion; I will run down apd sew him.” For § remembercd that ho was oot only the ofiiciul represeatative of all the Now Yark banks, but the sagacious man, I had beard, who, lu August, 1681, uiter Bull Ruw, suggested to Satmon P, ; Whialetate & iefail, Beud Tar prire TATE=Nov. 20, st 154 Sedgwick- Nios, aged 3 118l Uunnls u ), whitig moalha deugiter of Usurus 8ad Alice Tale Keta Rrent Fos N S ay et pbist & McCUBKEH—At Wacond, Lave County, 3L, Nov. Winstalotoorder and warraitid 26, 3re. Tarick McCOuker. age o3 years: URNHAM, Nattc of tuncral Nerearisr: 292 w UIURNN Mg TOUEY-1n Now York on the a0th last., Mary W., | === : = wito of Urvilio ifa Tobey, d DYEING AND CLEANING: MoGIATH=NOY. 26, b Balf-past 0 o'clock, Dryen | ~mmmmroo s Py Mevrudli;, P ¥uueral will leave house. No. 140 Garlbaldl ok or LW/ 3 cuncerned, and bunt ou reachiug Washlngton us fast a8 stcam | any objection will be mads by the dofeust, roure- | 0 Tuurs lay, Nov. 24 a6 10 u'cluck, 10 bi. paldhat 5 ecklus ag, B i e Sttt wnd dadte Wook | bawer eould tako i tbeto. Lopaty Marsiai | sedicd by Sie. W, % Vouny, u the salo of tay | Chase she project from which sprang the whole | 154 Thenceby carsispes iy sy e, our SO PG 3 e “Tha regular monihl; meating of the Worn- | wiil be piaced apun the Finance Comuutive, wiin | Ullzman staried oo 8 siioilar crrana iast night for | Miculyan aveaue baliding fur the satvfuction of | Nutjunal-bauking system. . u'_ln’;-'dm‘;ufl'n‘-ém . I} ,ux\ 80 Ueyrborn aud an'e Mapilat Miaslon Uplon was Beid yesteriay | the forines s Glastinsh. |1 ihe othera bat Nitle | Conclunait,” If bul lsccepled st eihos Wasbing: | dho wortzase. it thore Wil ba asiruzsly asainet | ™ Doyn | west to-the Awerican Exchaoge Na. | eimmmmibia bhersiesiochpy, lot es A enay By O S orar Gt wileraoua 1o tha Central Baptat Couschy No, = can be asid. Mesers. Ayars, Suolfurd, and Cobarn | tou of Clucinpatl,—aud 14 18 wore than likely that | the coilecton of An;rBun of the nuls (l"l‘l of the Conal iy Heoadway, feir Wallatrect b oo ANNOUAGRR e } Bty B IAATL Mr ‘P, Gassetic presided. | will be placed i important positions se Uhalrmen | Such will be the coutse, —the outaide indicled will | rest of the sstste. 9 pmuxcumln clatuy that | tlonal, ro 34 ull atreet, o rich old JANNOUNGERENTS, g 8 b~ Ladlia’ Urcase nsciues froathe ditercat churchue wern i | UF Comitisca. ouieugiar Miler, siao. mil | proosbiy uot e secn Bero wuill the dayof wal, | 17 wonld oe eat “rar “dhe ntereste” of | vank ' a rich old’ buldiug. Thtough ta tho TOIE NOGSBAY MMLTING AT Tig Gious oy | LALIKS AND OENTS. phavie il anl sl p 3 3 ” e o YoST O S —— — suikshowucd u laoat satistactory state st gIare; | ot be, forsoden fa Ihedesl, a4 ho b pledged | o elr Dliclal proteciors. as o0 &3 they cay | Ihe mortgao Ia cast, and huld the balldiay uatil 3 | Fear I passed, aud to the centre of three rooms | L wiey. 3 C i 7 WAL G AL wil) Ied to-day by C. V. Gstes. The Kev. Mr. Onguisp. wedud Baptit f the peopla. Wl L ! 3 . e o ol e A | T b et ol e e il e 18 | D Tound and (e 800rsiui J0cOmULIvS Can got thets | Hoe 10 resl broporty will ks Lho dutcroncy good; ‘The subjoct Will b Danlel 31,2, 2. _wmisk cunnected or divided Ly ground-class windows A lte fs tall aud slender,—this san whosa ukuse st the Unlted States Uoverumcut bas rulsed such & sturw,~perbaps 55 years old; quick, ready manoers; sharp featurep ronges round 8 very Appeulne of a wose; a pleasant oiouth; & ruther retreating lorcbicad, busby <r will Ue R0 weeliod of the Uniou duriug the | Fitzgcrald's endeavure lo have certatn meu retatus Loi:d 80 that bue vest mevting will bo Lield tue | ed su tucir present Losilions ate concerned, his fa- fonrth Tuesday fu January, the place 10 be an- | bore sre vaiu. ilis Commitier Clerk will bave 1o wouuced Lerealter, £ 1alve plar l Hr. Learge locksfaliow, & very "W : : worthy man, w o ¥ emiploy o) lerl ‘Fhro Linve bean rumors in circulation for | (10" Chiainal, Coart. Kuckafoliow --‘-hn‘u St :n?l several daystotho effect that the Democrats, #f | poy of the Northwestoru Kailreod Company as & in conueetiov with the Chicago Custom- THRIN CLAIMS IONORED. owse Buidioy —from Sevk. 1, ““1470, | Quinn's Chapel, on Fourtiravenue, which bas so date a8 490, 600 i ad under prepald fur whols packagy dic riire Adorcs 161, Clark HENTH N Gt T TNUNKS, . = s ey smonz his peuple. The Uniot 53s decided that 1t | worker and st honest, upnzas mman, 50 far as | here. But Mis, Hall, the widow. i Row bu Vafis, a0d | youcliug to the high orna ceillng, aud with Tus, WILL BE OPKN THANGS: Wil VudearCh 10 alde &8 many Golate Quring b | Filiversid s machinaticas aie. coocerned: I 0 A GREAT ABSUDITY. | such a stop coulit not pu taken withoutbee convent: | (00 Ca Goore and solld black-wainut gothle | Soas T L T mfiflnfifisfi €onune year as there dre womden in the Baptist | said tuat he. Cooly, HBradley, Wheuler, and A dispatch b yoaterday afternoun's Jouraal, | Neither Lave she charitavle tustiiutivas beco heurd AAnITean WalDsto T o ¢ 4 b b ‘.n’-m e, Wz cinches of this city, oF ahoat Mhu‘:).mum tue x:‘.{u te al et toetier bub lduuhll-;ndn"lnlnln-lu ":34‘::;:-:«&3 nkln“n.%x; from. o “ e R, and there & found ) €O o ransod purs e Tothine basinees of the Deeting en satle- | that even Hoffmann, Democrat though | leg esal. down easily, gsve what purportid to S~ . Coe. % L T PR Eadi factunly seitied. the lad) rued tu pariake | heis. i tirad of thew, sud that he will labo: ‘ the total awount of money which Mueller recelved ¥ CcOo RED RAC He viuiled frunkly as he looked at mynnl, g el T e e e e Lisray | Barmany, wits toe. celorn, St o o | ateact for labor and - materials THE LO ACE. , %0, yes! & kuow what you want.' S A b T, e, wid Wholesale Liuaar Depel adlciment | oftea resounded with the smens of the colored Dut the slealnge o1 850,000, Wlich, as the als- Metbodiats of the Soulls Side, was yeaterisy even. tch would have [t, was $300,000 muse (ban 4 % Gachier over received Tor hla work: Lut tateef. | 105 1o scenof one’ of the Livelicst of poitical fort to lct Musller dows without dropplng hitw ln | meetings. The colgred votcrs of tho city bave UUNINESS CAKDN, cauceded tbe orzanization of the blatu beaate, wiil | traveilug suditor, aud he is veey bignly fecom- | & way that sight burt, and st the saue tine 10 | been wuck exvtcised ever siuce the electlon over | tVebrows, sud muttosthop whiskers, aud s | 1]+ R T i Jpaurc e election of 8 lepublican United Btates | mended by bis former superiors. Mclaogzblin | suow, by lnuucod tthe Grand Jury didn't 4 general rescablagee to Witliam . Seward. | ¥ t l Alr [+ beasor. The proporliion e siid o coue frod | wyil be satdowd Upou. nd the County. Hosatn | KBow anybliing, OF +*had scied ua ufurumation uot | Wh81 ey 1¢ pleased fo consider on wnorlng of "caao creantile aem/ ) “You New York bauks bave stisred up o Mues Keboe. und W Lo made iu tle lutereat of | wili be put 1oto competent bauds. Me. Reynalde, barae! trustworihy character, was uctling wnore uf | thel claims by thy Republicans, aud Lhls weetiug tiov. Lelesby, thouyo withuut bie knowledge. It nslon, 18 the one prominently we: of thau s desd fatlure, Filwures sy bo wade to | wascalled s & goncrel wmass-miecting of all the 102 WARHEINGTONST,, 's neat,' sand [, ¢ Dy conductlog busiucss oo bualac riucipl of le. “Now, L don't want to eay a single word i ocas pristiples, sctiiny e ened s ) Kvpublics biemiar weerslly | ahe potion ol Wanlen. Metaughl) e, eapectaliy wicn - tuspiced ™ of yateruated | calored men of the cliy Lo consider the wituatlon, dini ,g,),.;,quwv;'..lm’u‘vf,,,u,., e 'I":‘EE_ S B Ve S e o urlly uf one 1o the Scuate, weat of tho Hospital is st a1 al aciury “to | ones at tna inzion end of the Hoe. Tho facl nd take tmeasures L0 secure more concerted actiun | guybody bus wyself. And dou’t priut soyinin, H"omuhlugm-lmclumyrm» Aud ure sUre Of the orusnization: and that a b, Board, aud b well o 2buw that the Graud Jury wern fighs. e i suybody but wyslf. [ yiuing tyland Very Chic % bublicau will b Caoecs bensiof 1o comsidered - | 10 oete Yoir s for +uiayii | o ek ot suid’ Suelis fmbon bis varlaga | o the futurs, Tbe chapel was crowded, and tho | about yuur eally for you will by sure 1o gt 1t 4 b e Yuentionavie. ¥o, they sy, Whot sdvautsce wlobs | whore be 38 are wrong." *Weib but—"" X began, * Howeyen! by 1BIn e coutracisvn the Low Custom-louse 1 shown by | trooble began with the beglunlug and lasted woiil Lghlest bope upon. De. bdyray will 146 VOUCLLIS Blund DY Llw Lud Wkcy 10 Guplicetes § tho adjourumenl. Thety way IDuch excitemcut AQUARIDMS™ ™ fiiiit, Ckaaved fruii uck s Uade! Bradcs, swuuid weve | o punae