Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 4, 1879, Page 7

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE THE COURTS. Nelron Wants His Mill.-A Fine Point in Pleading. Calendar of Condemnation Cases.~Judg. ments, New Suits, Ete. Walter C. Nelson filed abill yesterday agalnst Henry L Sheldon, Charles 11, Mulliken, Henry ¥. Eamen, Bradford Hanocock, snd John T. Nosyes to sct sside a fease. Il states that about tho 1st of May last ‘he leased of C. H. Mulliken, a8 agent, tho premises No, £30 Fitth avenue, with the buffidings, machinery, ete., thereon untll May 1, 1881, at a manthly rental of 8200, 0r $7,200 for the entire term. Ieim- mediately took possession snd made conslder- able impruvemnents, but learncd & shors time seo that Mulliken was nut the owaer of the premises. The title Lo the property in March, 1876, belonged to Samucl L, Brown, and he gave a teust-deed to Henry I, Bheidon to eccure tho payment of $15,000, and swother tn J, T. Noyes to secure $3,500, Becoming cmbarrassed soon after, Drown, in 8¢ptember, 1877, conveyed nearly all bis real estate to 31, F. Eamesand otbers, jn order, a8 is charged, to prevent it from befng distribnted among his creditors when he went futo bankruptey,—a step whichhio contemplated taking at that time. It was about this time that Mabliken obtalued possession of ths premises above mentioned, and leased them to complalne ont. In Febraary, 1878, Brown went into bank- ruptey, and Bradford Hancock was appointed Assleves. Brown schieduled no nssots, and has obtalned o discharge, but hits Asaignee has learn- ed of tha above transfor to Eames, and is taking steps to have it st aside, it baving been made within six montks of the sdjudication. On the 4th of December 1ast complainant was notified by Sheldon that the laase had been s dgned tobim by Mulliken, but he refused to recogalze him ay landlord, and Sheldon tnen be- ean a suit for the rent. e reeovered jude- ment, and complaivant appealed. Another auit was then commenced for the December rent, and all of rumplainant’s property in the mill, worth §6,009, has been scized. ” Nelson now vlaima that Sncllon, lmvlnr entered under his trust-deed, has evicted blin under tho leases that tho selation of Jandlord and tenant does not exist, and that 8heldon sdmite he galned nothinz by any assignment from Mulliken, "The Bheldoy trust-ticed has heen. ucarly pold, but Steldou still clanna peescasion, and threatens to bringsuits each maonth for the rent, Complainant dentes that he fa hiable to Shetdon for apy rent, uud cloims that avon if he Is the lease has Leen terminated, and he Is entitled to o set-off for morg than tho amotnt of rent due, and le asks that Sheldon and nil others may be prevented from disturbing lim in lus possession or bring- 1oz uny sults against him until the rights of tle ditferent parties can be rscertafned. A NICE QUESTION OF PLEADING, In the cane of Handers vs, Whito, befora Judge Rogets, a nice question was raised ns to the form of pleading on a guarantee, Tha ault was in assumnpait vn 8 contract uf fudemnlty, which provided as follows: ' The condition ot the above obffratfon fs such that, whereas, William Bchumacker did, on tha 12th of March, 1875, in the Circuit Court of Cook County, in the State aforcsaid, and of the February ferm thereot, 1875, recover a judzment sgalist WV, W. Corbett for the suin ot 8160, bealdes costs of suit, from which said judzment in safd Cireuit Court the sald Cofbett lias taken an appeal to the Bupreme Court of sald State, and has exe- cuted his appeal bond in sald cause with said Ldgar Banders as surety thareol . Now, ghere- fore, {f the sald Corbett shinll prosceute his ap- peal with elect and sava hurmless the spid Ed- par Banders from Lis: tho . sald .\ Banders undertokiog in sald bondy then the nbove obligation to be vuid, otherwise to remain fo full force .aud virtue! A demurrer was interposed on the ground that the Jaw provided that a guarantes must bo executed at the samo time with the bond or othier instrument in order to imply o considera- tion, that In tho present cass tho bond recited that an nppeal bond ** Lias been exceuted,’” thus sbuwlug that it wus dono beforo the guarantes was made, and_that, therefore, the declaration was bad, as §t dld not allege a considaration for the making of the guarantee, Judgo Rogers, however, held that the wording of tho boud was sufllcient)y, ambligpeus tp, ad. mit the introduction of parol testimouy: plaiy ity and to prove that the exvcutlon of the bood aud guarantes ""S, :'Imultanwul acte, iTE Judge Drummond will not leave for Indlan. apolls until some time noxt week. Judge Blodgett yesterday discharged his Jury untll Monday, snd will ooly hear otfons uw.:{. Judge Jameson - will to-day lave & pere emptory call of sll motious for new triula; dudzo “Nogers will hear submitted casesi Judge Booth, motious, s Judigea Moore, Far- wally aud Williams, divorca cases, © The. follow- fng 18 Judge Willlams® “l!} 1,1;&‘ 'u,{m_! -and udge Drummond was pled all day in heariniz arguments on tho fdfm of tho decresin the ‘sauco case of Lea & Perrins vs. Deakln, A dlscharge from baunkruptey wWos lesued to C. E, Vou P'laten. George W, Camphell was appointed Assigneo of John' €, Cochran: Bradford Hancock of Alexander 8haw: K. E. Jenking, of Hartwell It Compson; sod Oswell A. Bogue, of ¥, d, and Ellen F. Rolinson. CINCUIT COURT. Robert R, Clark began » sull in trespass for £1,000 against David Uall, Edward Dahike, and Harmon Dohlke. " Walter C. Nclson commenced a- sult in tres- up:n finhm Hlenry I, Bueldon, claiming $15,000 muges, A, & E. Wallach, of Now York Clty, suit by attachoieuy against Solomon Kvl vlatmlng 81,843.84, CRIMINAL COUNT. Qeorco flunt was found guilty of lirceny, and retmanded. C, it, King was convicted of stealing’a horse from Bheelfl Hollingun just after tho efection, sud was given 8ix years In the Penltontiary, CONDESINATION Ca8ES, 4 he follawing calundar of eoudenination and ament cases will bo called In the Buperior Court by Judgo Jameson during the Jaauary terny, the call commencing Jau. 18, the second Munduy of tha termi ¢ 07,000: City ve. [lenty Brown: widening Hal. stod steeet from the rallroad to Archer avente, G, 36K Clty Vo Ingulls; sasessuient of benetits for widenine alley - Block 117, ¥chool Bectlon Additiuon to Chicago, 8. 600 City vs, Samuel C, Curtis; sssessment Gf benellls opening or extending an alley from Swenty-Hfth street through Blocks 61 and 70, C, T, Bub. W, & See, 47, 95 00 N, . I, 14 B, b7, 558, City va. Giorte Seinoldur; extonston of alley fu B, i Block 41, Sec. 7, 80, 14, through to Weviern ayenne, - 08,812, City vé Cynthin Rundell; asscesment of. benciita openiug ur exteuding \Weat Cungress utrect thruuh (0 Leavilt strcel. 07,85¢ City Vi loney behulor; sasessmont of benerite for upontng or widenjug North Franklin uireet, from North avenus (o Meniomones stroct. 49,420, City va. Keed widening Thirty-third atrovt, from South Park avenue to Judlans avenue, 40,59, City va, £, Mendols opouing alley from Trmonty-hind ainset fo south tlug of Bloex 31 0.7, bub, W. §; Bec. 27, 80, 14, 71. ‘City v. Laulsl Dolanoy; assessmont of benlits for opening und widontug Weet ‘&' sticet, frow Ogden avense 1o Crawford 057,480, City’ ve. Jobn Naahi asscasmeni of Lenedts, oponing futterield wireet, from Twenty- misth ticol to Twenty-seventl stroat, 57,58, City v, Ltussell llouston; assesament of benedts, wilening Weat Madison street, frow Calls fornla avenue 1o the western city lmlts, 48,417, Cily vo. 1, I Williame; lue"m:n'l.anls u began o Wyuan, widenlng Wi -alx feet throu: Lenol itonaw ayenua ta thy w of sity: 1 to Weet Lake 64, 766, City ve. Jatnes Morgan; ment of Lencfita extension Artesian svenus thioughlo West ke atrot. , 707, City ve. James Morgan; aa: benefits extension of Beymour sifwes Weas Lake strevt. e Ud, TUB. Uity ve. James Mongan; assessment of e ion ?1 Maplewood avenue tnrvugh el 40,808, City ve, G. 8. Habbard; ofl-niny.nn Jey frow Elghieenih street lnmuf‘x lock D, As resvor's Diviston, 8. W. fractionsl i See, £, 30, 1 ty ve. Anton Hottiuger; wideatng Bul- ru(;tijlum Sedgwick sireet 14 Taribui Stred! : 53,445, City've. Frances De Wolf; opening Al- ding stieet thipugh to Evun ayenve, .. 240, Uity ve. Elfzaveth Sheridan ;‘estenston of West ludizna stzcet, from Wedteru sveuas to Grand svenue, 72,803, City ve. Uatrie; A. Butleri widening Narths [fafsted sircet, from (Vead Kinzie sireet o Hubbard wteeet. % ¥ T2, l-‘unk"nv'otlmn peninganatiey eate tween Pard avenue and West Lake atrect, U, DB, Vown of Lake vs, . Kempter, -openice quern strect from Etste, sirest 10 Hoold Cliik Pl TUB CALL MONDAT,, Jrvce BLoncktr—143 0173, No case on trlal, Tuk AveeiiaTs Cocnr~Opinions &t p. 1. . ““L'l:’u dauy axp JauxsoNx—1to 40 u dubun Moong—Contested matioas ‘Juuql Housms~Set cance 4,81 regor: 4,015, Graadrice v €a4¢ ou trlal, s JLLak Boot ~430 to 383, fuclust No cas cona o 833, luclusive. No case Junar Fanwxei—Con‘ested motions, Jupax WiLLiaMA—~Gors to the Criminal Conrt, JUDAMENTS. Bupznion Counr—Cox; Hiex ve. John W, Hooper, $315, Veagh et al, ve, John J, quett, . Junar Jawzsow—Jamen G, Kearney va, Nathan M. Flotke; verdict, 50, and motian for new trial L. {1, Otis, Recelver, va. Eliza Wadaworth, George Taylor, and M, 1), Ogden, £2, 441, Cinenir Court—Coxrrsatoya—ilagan Ascher vs, 8. Gambrecht, 81,70, —Theodor Aucher v, 8. Gombrecnt, $1,075, CHARTER 0AK. Conelusion of the Argnment of the State's Attorney—Arguments of Counsel for De- fense. Bpertal DicnateA to The Triduns. Hantronn, Conn., Jan. 3.~Atguments for the State {n the Charter Oak trisl ended to- day with that of State's-Attorney Hamersly, who, contioulng his address of yesterday, claimed that the taking of commissions by the conspirators under their contract wasa fraud on policy-holders, fn view of the crippled con. ditfon of tho Company. Further than this was the violation of tho agreement which was ap- proved by Insurance-Commissloner Stedman, who mever intended that o dollar should be drawn until the Company wes solvent. The statement of receipts and expenditures for 1870 sbows that, alter wllowing for the reserve, only §5,00 romalned avallable for such purposes, while Furber drew many times this amount. The speaker clalmed that the defense was u error in alleging that the second count was nat proven, becatse the #tate falled to prove that the persons charged {o have been defrouded bad ever been polley- holders, and assetted that the uames were only surplusage, and the proof mentloned was really immaterfal. In conclusion, he claimed that the SBtate Liad presentedevidence suflicicat to Justify canviction. Aun hour was consimed by the counsel for ex- President Walkley {n sctting forth the inno- cence of that gentloman of any conneetion with the others, as hc resigned the Presidency when tney eame fn, and signed their contracta only pursuant to the action of his Board of Dircct- ors. Whatever may have been the management which crippled the Company prior to this time had nothlng to do with this ease, and the jury should not permft it to welgh agmnst hin, Mr. liyde tMs afternoon entercd upon the closing argument for the defense, and will finish to-morrow, Raviewing the case briefly up to the beginning of the prosccution, he assorted that the covspirators had been ‘trled by the publlc for a full year, and, until this trlal, had had Do opnortunity to establish their iunocence, All mistakes of & former management were lald at their door, and persistent efforts made to create pablic oplnion agalnst them, even to giv- Ing tho cffect of speclal legislation to assist'in thelr prosccutfon. Consldering the in- timatlon * that the defendants had not dored to go on tho witness-stand {n thefr owndefense, Iydaosald they had regard- ed the cloud of suspicion over them, and de- “cided 1t best to have thelr innocence proven by the testimony of witncsses whose integrity had never been questioned. Tho Jury was advised that the Jaw provided that this course by the dofendants must mot be held prejudicial to them. Tho speaker argued that It was no erime to purchase n majority of tho stock, for similar vurchases were everyday occurrences, by men wishiog to contrela cowpany, ns did Furber, because of havinz-a heavy amount invested. As tothe charges of conspiracy, Jyde Inquired Whetlior ‘the jury had ever before heard of o consplracy whcre the partics had submitted plans to hnd aaked tho advice of Btate officials before ‘takiog a singla step, and bad discussed tho plans everywhere, with everybody, The Wig- gIn and \White contracts for commissions on ac- count of services fu gotting fresh copleal Inco the Company over their ealarics were discussed, and Hyde mado the polnt that the strung evl- dence that no conspliracy to rob the Company's trensury existed was that, neither drow o dollar from the treasury pursuant to tho contracts, and that thoy heeded Furber's ndvico to wait (- Comuaur ¥ ey somsl. ALy, pnd gl o surpfus, Tac Court adfourned to to-morrow, and it s belfeved the charge to tho jury witl be post~ poned ta slanday. APPELLATE COURT. Disposition of tho Cases Bofore the Ottawa Tribunal Yesterday, Rpecial Dispated (0 The Tyitune. OT1TAWA, Iil,y Dec. 3.~The fyllowing are ths proceedings of the Avpellato Court thls day: 24, Babeock va. lilmend; judgment roversod and canne repinailud, . 47, Gonld ve, County of Nock Tsland; judgmont revorsed and causs remanded. H 42, Studa vo, lisht Jndgment atirmed, 14, Lammers, {muicaded, elc.. v, slechanfes® ‘Nutional Bank of I'cona; judgment of Court be- tow attirmed. 21, Hirbards va, Taymond; decrce affirmed; :.nnl:zn by plaintift {n crror for appeal 10 Buprenie "ol 71. Joseph A. Kenny va, the Ottawa, Oswego & *Fox River Valloy Hullroad Company; bond jndged insuficient and “rule 1o file new bond; sullicient band filad and rale dlecharged. 80, M, (hnnis vs, Hoan; leave granted appelies to file amonded recora. 81, Lucns vs. Nichola; motlan by appelle to dlsmiss appeals molion ' by sppeliant for time to #le additioual abetracts and Uricla, Ry bune ve. Goodrich; motion for leave to fllg certified copy of original sc. fa, 10, Dohenan v, Bohanan: mation by appeliant for an entoasion of time to file replied briof, 060, Slmpson va, Simbaon: motion for leave to flle record, sbstracts, snd briofs, and for con- tinuanco, . 101. Nobles vs. Uregory; appeal dlsmissed on short record, B0, P'ratt vs. Pratt sppelico granted leave to file briefs. 88, Drooks va. lotchklss; motlon by plaintids in orror to make amount ol crror & suporseile = . Dergan ve, The People for use, etc. ; motldn isintifls {n error for extonsion of time to file 3 wad, lalr vo. Tteading: conttaned tar servic, o3, Carpenter, impliaded, etc., ve. Calvert; e Grark v Ewing: taken on cal, 85, Tae chlufo liurlington & Quiney Nallroad Compsny ve, Colwelli 1aken vn call, o0 Bolig ve. Tiio Town of Priuceton taken o 87, Gordon ve, The Bchool Diractors, atc.; taken, U8, Heaps ve, Dehan et ol.; pending motlo and caso Luken on cull, P ¥ 5 40, Vatterson ve. Sweot; takon on call, dl). }‘:::’uu v l\;n'wi taken oy call, & 71, e ¥8. ‘Fho Olawa, Viwega 0] nLannlayl{-llmnd Company: taken u‘:‘ mII.P 5 3. Togers ct al. va. Clayourgy taken an call, 74 Held etal, v Guunison; taken on call, 14. Nolson ctal, va, ltavans; 1aken on cal), 7. Village of Cralty va,The Peoplo etai, taken on call. Gourt adjourncd to 10 o'clock to-morrow wmorufug. a ——— Death of the Marquess of Tweeddale. The cablo announces the death of the nfnth Marquess of Tweeddale, at the early age of 54, ‘The Marquess suceceded hils father fu {870, but he was married as Lord Arthur Hay, in 1857, to the Countess Lieleno Von Killmansezwe, daugh- ter of the then Hanaverian Minister to England, This ludy dicd tu 1871, and {n 1873 he murricfi ! Aliss Julia' Stewart Mackenzie, e leaves son, howeyer, and wlll bo suceceded In bis titdes and'estates by his brother, Lord William Jiay, M. P. for Tautiton, who {s well known in this country throngh hls connection with_cabls ene terpriges, Thy eighth Marquess of Tweeddale Wwas 8 representative Peor for Bcotland and g Freld-Marshal in tho army, who hud served in the Peninsula, and as sn alde of the Duke uf Wellington, Halived to the preat age of &Y, His oldest son, known as_the Eurl of Giffory, wos married Oct. 19, 1883, 10 the widowed motker of the Eurl of Dutlerin, and died ou the 24 of Dctuwl\fi( of the same year. Ouo of blg sisters, Ldy Elf Duke of Wellington, and unother, Lady Emily Huy, warricd the present Sir Rovert Peel. Al of the Tweeddale titles are Scottish, snd tho fasuily property Mes In Beotlund.. As Burous Huy x{wy woro eonobled jn the fiftecnth century. f e ! Prof. Kaspp's Terrible Frodiction, Edtat Morida Banxer, The {act 80 man? Gsh aru dyiuz.off the cosst of Florids calls Lo mind the swiul prediction of Prof. Kpapp. From the juxtaposition of cer- 1ain plaucts to our earih, De predicts shat ope- balf of tha population of our globe, Including wan sod ull Kinds of aptmals, and even vegeta- ole life, will perish ‘beforo or during the year 1650 An & lecture delivered several ylars ago, he sald that thls desolation would conimyeucs by tho fishes uf the sen dvinyg, sud pestileuee aud famioe occursing 10 more soutbieru latitudes. ‘fue famine fn China aud the ycllow-fever scourge {o the Souty, sud vow tuu fearful pestl- lence amoug the skes 1u southern waters, are s teps fu fulltlwent ¢f Prof. Kuapp's prophiccics. zabett [Tay, warried the present I AM NOT MAD. A Sentiment Wherein Paul and Joel Henry Wells Agree. The Jury Locked Up for the Night with the Reminiscences of the Delendant. The itia] of Joel Henry Welle, ou tha charge of belog insane, was resumed in the County Court yesterday morning. Mr. Wells was on band in charga of an oflicer of the Court, and very netvous and excited, IHis wife was also vresent,ns wellas quito a number of his friends, who feel that his condition Is such as to need treatment and care snch a3 can only be found 10 an asylum, . ‘Tho firat witness enlled was Dr. Savage. flo’ testified that ho beeamo sequalntod with Mr, Wells on a raiirond train rome time ago, und that he spoke to him «uite freely about his buslocss aTairs, und in such a way us to oxcite lls yuspicion as to tho soundness of his miod. Later in tue conversatlon, he contiemed tho susplclon by golnz into his domestlc relatfons and charzing his wifo with unfaithfulness. Some tlmo alterward Mr, Wells had come to his oflice with an arin. ful of satchiels and asked tu atay all night, e was allowed to rematn, Witness thourht he was sufluring from degencracy of the brain, and he was worro now than lie was when he last saw hitn, The disease wan progrossing, and it was not safe for him to zo at Jarge. DR. UALE testified that he hud been Mr. Wells' family physiclan for fifteen years, and that he first uoticed somethiug pecullur about him three ears ago, Ile wos now suifering from solten lng of the bralp, and he bad no guestion of bis insanity, or of tho fact thut his condition was growing worse, While these wituesses were belng examined Mr. Wetls pald nu_attention to theim whatever, but was buay circulating around the room and writivg notes which he would take to o Mr. Vitton, o basker «at Barabou, Wis.,, who hod the day before testined in tha care, and who occupled a seat In tho auditory., Nu ouc sppesred to comprehend what was golnt: ou, but his con- duct elicited more attention than the testimony did. Finally, Col. Hamilton, who was conduct~ gz the casa for the people, went to Mr, Vittun for an cxplanation, and was given the followiug 4 LECTERS, which expjaln themselves, ami which Mr, Wells Liad written and deltvered to him duriog the past bour: DEAR Virtox: T ek yon for a loan of $2.000° for slx montlis without interest, and without other secutity than wy cneck on the First Natloual Bank, Chicago, payabls six munths houce. It may not be business, but it lsavidence of felcndship, You say you aro my fricnd, You have Lelped iy wife cost me over §2,000 in_money and business; now help me. Jukt, Hexny Weils. Couxry Counr, Jan, 3, 1870~-10:40 8. m.— Dean Virrox: My heart, tho' bleeding, s still full of love fur yon os over. If you can and will holp me [ will help you all my life. Lask aa proof of your love and conddence that you uxrhnnau checks with me, Joxs Hzxny Wiirs. Dran Virron: I want yon to exchange checks with me now at_once,-—your check on tho Fimt Nationsl Bank of Barabou, \Wis., for §2,000, dat. ed Jan. b, 1870, and mnde irrovocabie, for thy checkan the First Nationul lenk of Chicozo, dated July 1, 1879, irrovocable, cach eheck to e for the sum of §2,000, ©' JoEL HEeXnY WELLS. DxAn Virrox: It s only necessary for ma to have your dlainly written reply to my praposition before wy case is agatn called in this court. oxt, Lzxny WrLes,« As eoon o8 Col, Mamilton had cxamived letters, it struck hln that they would good evidence, and he offered them, nud called Mr., Vitton to identlly them. ‘The caso was then bricfly nrgued and sub- mitted to the jury. Mr. Wolla protested, how- uver, and wanted 1o be heard ko his owndefense. 1o had written a lengthy document, which he wanted to read to the jury, and which he In- formed the roportors, when they wera Jooking at it, had been copyrightedlest theyshould want 1o print it, and svoll the sale of a forthcoming voluine, of which it sliould form a part. It was an_fncongruous mass of his personal history wrltten carclessly, starting out with dotailinie his recent arrest and exoeriences in Jail. While Ing euchro for flve cunts a ner with tho prisoners, boat them overy time, and refunded the winninis, reachiog to them each thne from the * good ookt “Following the miroduction be entered futo a history of his earller life, and detaticd hls recollections of menand things in and about Chlcago, in which he tricd to be bumorous, ang played gleefully with words. In the caursc ol tho paper he referred to (len, 8herldan's inare rlage and Naat's eartoon antlelpating the event, nrglng ina discotnected and fncoherent way that if he only hiad been given an opportunity ho would bave had about halt the men in town to teatify to his sautty. 1o was refusea pore mission to read the puper, but he succeeded in geitiog it to the jury, with the understanding that thoy should read ir, ho and his actorney both seeming unconsclous it was ovidence againat them of tho strougest possiblo churac. ter, At0o'clock the jury wero still out, reading that remarKable paper, no doubt, and It & ver- dlct {8 reached to-mizht they will scal it and re- turn it this morning, Mr. Wells was taken back to fatl, and upon the reguest of Judgo Loovlnh was conslgued to the debtora’ depart- ment, ¥ BLATKIE, _As s00n 08 tha fury in the Wells caso liad re- tired another Jury was called to give George Bialkle, the Fidclity Bank robber, o second triai, Ife was fn court, accompanjed by his parents, looking bright and fresh, and any ane clsc would bave buen chorged with insanlty os suon as ho would, In fact, his apvearauce was better then It hisd been the dav before, and his conduct was notlecable ouly beenuss 1t was ox- coptionally good, aud bis manuers pleasing and attractive, 3 1t took but & few moments to linpancl the Jury, and Dr, Cunolughum was made forenian, Mr. Woodbridgo oponed the cane i a brief ad- dress, b which he patd the wedical profession high tribute, aud cndeavored to uipreas upon tho jury the yalue of expert teatimony in such cuses, “This was bp apatatqry tocalling the Grst witness,~Dr, J, 8. Jewell,=who had testifled at the tormer trial, Ile almply reiterated his tos- timony of the before, which wae, substan. tially, that e did not recard him as of sound mlns. and that he was a it subject Tor restraint and treatment (n a0 asylum, Dr. Tooker was the next witness, and what he safd was o relteration of what be had sald tha :,!ny ,blclon:, substantially agreelog with Dr, ewell. A few other wiinesses were examinod, all of whom had been examined on the forwer trial, and nothing new wus bronght out, ‘The case witl be conttnued to-day, PROPOSALN, Proposals for Army Supplles, Orrica op CoumtarabY, Uhicaza Bealed proposats, 10 duplicate, ertlsauent attached, will b Yeloek K CiiAsING ANn DEvor, i Waslibugion:st.e L, Dec. 3 1473, Wity & cupy of this ad- o roceivid ot thia ollice une 7. g ok bl b a. 7, I Tur niehlog the t0llowing' suppde: Kubableiica De- artment Untted states ARy, o ch places T ihie clty aa iy b requirod, viz: 21 A pohica Candive §1earls was, slxes, fpil welght, W-bound boses, atrapsed. .00 pounds Bos, hard, drs, and not ta contatn mpra st 10 per ceut Feau, 1 31rappud boxos §0i gallons Lard O, €xcra, 1o 3-gallon caut, two cans 3 Cikacy MTADI. 2,02) pouida Alden’s Dried Apples, 1o 2-pound pack- lsfl, capes strapped. 3 tina Crackers (0 and butter), packed In 6-pound inge-11d 1ius, 1108 1o bo bermeticuily scalvd with paper and taen wespped U\ paper. sad uached 8 1o acau, (04t cascauf W-i0eR wl, Wacd with paper, Lonkued, and grooved, any strupped. e pounds Lard, Cholte: Leat, Kottle rendered, fn opound it tne o/ poulnds 16w ciser 44 Lottics OliVes, Guarts, 13 buttivs (o & case, ofhlL 6368 103 Birapbcd wd L0 0c fu Thurbugh shioplng Didi whl ba recelved foF the whola or auy portlan of the Sichs mmotats, wiich wrylo s HGH or et creased as siay b réquired al tow Of oneulog. Actusl Liraac i of deltvery ls ‘Fequired, sud no we ‘roposals will Lu received subject to the usual conds- tluus, aud must e accomnpanivd Ly sam i Lur EA‘::I' Infuriaailos will bo fure rescrved. BMA Biuk ioLosaleur 1w ishicd on wppiic 2 ot Bizied ot wpbllchtion to (i ot Mafor a3 C, 8. Uravet Brigadicr Guherat Uo s, A. W reject auy'or 411 61, CLOAKS, Will buy e P L[LUArS‘E“CLOAE I.IATBI'I‘A N‘&a‘l’ STYLISHPATTERN 2lade of Eioe A)l-Wuol lieaver, Disg- prsh, e HARN 'éi’q&’; Arnmiugs i sind by express, €. 0. D.. aliow- b B X and 207 gt NANCIAL. §26. $50. $100. $200, $500. Atex. Fro:hinglam & Co. have becn for many years 8tock brokers und uankers (2 New York, 8 13 Sa))-si. Licy by o the Feputution of galnlog [0F thelr sustom: Jarge Teluria Irutl 10y caULENLS TABELIK TFOR §ou Lo $300, s lisve by cuvidhle Foputation uf siwass iak- 16X quick Feturns, scod Jur thels Anunciad G, fr55. -2 ow York Tribuus. o ot 1n jall fs “Y"em‘l he had amused lllmnp]l.l)layf g cor- ‘R SATURDAY JANUARY 4, HiI9—TWELVE. PAGER AMUSEMENTS, 10N PARK CONGREG'AL CHURCH, FAREWELL CONCERTS. WILHELMJ Will appear for the last time In this city on Saturday Afternoon, Jan. 4, 1879, at 3 o'clock, Amiated by Eminent Artists. ‘The programme will he ane of rare excellence, lntro- Anetng a namber of novelties. ADMISSION - - - - ONS8 DOLLAR) BTUDENTS' tickets will be sl at 20 cents. WILHELMJI Tsalso0 engaged to play with Full Orchestea In the POPULAR CONCERT AT THE XORTI SIDE TURNER HALL, Tay 8, at b 'Y smasry st SUNDAY AFTERNOON, ADMISSION, ONLY 50 CENTS, “Tickes o ST f thesd entertalniments tan_ba had ot oot & Rone, 17 Biate-at., Lewis & Nowell, 132 HOOLEY'S THEATRE, R. M, HOOLEY,, jofe Prapriator and Manager. Teptnntna. Stoaday byenms i ¥ s1aw nk Monday b . PR T A 8 y RMMA ADROTT: Widely Celebrated ILIRIL OPERA And HERN E) f"""" hot Ialile jtand ward Sexul 1, Alifson. lent Orel Monds prnis And an OPEITL Musteal Director, A N NIAVOLO," Thu aud Eaturday nights— 5, S04 1.5 7ac. and b © MACl of beats commences T MWVICKER'S THEATRE, Last Nighta of the Great Popular Sarcess, TRAGY TITOS' ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY ! Plaaqnette's Comie Upera, The BELLS OI' CORNEVILLE. Mias Catherine Lewls, .\y.’l_lncnry Teakes, Miss Laurs oyce. Joall Chorat and Orcheatra. Farewell Matineo Sat- o (Production of Wl F. Sage's Drams, Dhs‘l"l‘fl HOOLEY'S THEATRE, " LAST TWO PERFORMANGES of th Aimerican stage, |0 3u0en of the MISS FANNY DAVENPORT, Grand Matince this dsy st 2p. m., FROU-FROT. Thia Satordsy nighty Farewcll Performance, Grand LONDON ASSURANCE aud OLIVER TWIST. Monday, Jan, 8, Km! bl gl »;}\'?. ma ALbotY with the Hess English HAVERLY'S THEATRE, J. I, MAVERLY... ««Mangger and Proorietor, LAST BATURDAY HOLIDAY MATINEE & NIGHT. Graud New Yoar Hollday Attraction—the world-famous RIEGER FAMILY ELITENCUMEDY COMI'ANY, and HOL HMITI RUNSELL, The World's Great Comic Artlist. Matineo Saturday, . Monday—The L'ark Theatre Company. HAMLIN'S THEATRE, Clark-st., opposlte Court-louse. 23, 8% 80, and 750, - Engagement of the dist T Beters ot A s et T e e Dubifn), fa the beautiful dramatic erestion, the GOIADN, Teautlfol Scenery, Nuperd Cast, cfc. Matinecs Tues- dar; ¥rilay. and Huhday, 80230 o HERSHEY MUSIC HALL, in PSYCAULOGY and MRS- nter, Laughable, Wondersul, et peiorved host, B3¢, enoral admisaton, bue, andz3e, Bale ‘To-nlght, Rxperd JEIIEM By Pruf, Carpo matructive: ~Admision, Matinve Saturdsy at MEDICAL. H.T. HELMBOLD'S - COMPOUND I‘([,-EID EXTRACT PHARMAOEUTICAL, A specific remedy for all discases of the DBisdder and idneys, Fur Diebtlity, Losof Memon tlon or Tlusiness, Bhortuass o 8 of Discass, Dimi of n a0k Cheat. aud Hewd, L . 1ndtsposiclan 1o Exer- Tizeath, Troubley with of Viviog, Palns (n the of Bload’ tothe Head, nance, and iiry ¥kin, thess symptoms are wed to go on, yer, fre- fuently Epllent(e Fits snd Censumotton follow, —Vhen the coantitution becomua affecied It requires the atd of on fnvigorsting madicige 1o streagthen and toue up thesystom, wulch HELMIOLY'S BUCHU doss fu ey~ ST NELMBOLIYS BUCHU Inunegnaled by any remedy known. It Is prescribed Dy the mast eminent physicisne sll over the world, DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Headache. Pain In the Stoniders; Couen, Dizkiness, four, Btamaci, fraptions, lisa, Taste i ‘the Maatl, Jeaipieation of 'thio dearis Pain in the reclon’ o the cluneys, aud & thvutand Stlicr painful syniptoms, ars thouapring of Dyspepin. HELAMBOLI’S BUCHU Irigorates 1ha Blomach, sttmutates the torpld Liver, Mowels. and Kidnoys (o ealthy action in cloanting the bigod umumrumu snd {0 fmpartiug now Mife and vigor tothe wholo o) ingle trial wi uite suMclent to convince the 106t NEstIRLINE OF 118 YBIUSHIE Temedia) propertic, PHICE—$1 PER BOTTLE, OIt G ¥OIt $5, H.T.HELMBOLD PROFRIETOK, TEMI'LE OF PHARMACY, 830 CHESTNUT-ST., PIHILADELPIIIA, JOUN ¥, HENKY, CURRA; co., 82~ Sald Everywiie: 3 c.\’u-l\'fig._ngn . WYOMOKE! A BLOOD, BRAIN, AND NERVE I'O0OD! A Bpecifioin lll{AllT DIARARY. and _lII NERVOUS DISICANITS, Tiruken Down Constitutfons, D) fa, Exh: ed Vi itk e e Prico—8), $1.00 siid 8.4 Painphiet N4 girea nad Bucteatul Metuds 0f Cure ress NERVE POCT foro e, antibis. i DL BT L AR A STV ‘P T WIT R Maznetic Faysician DRI J. ‘v LBUR 136 State-st., ? T3 muking some of the most wonderful curcs ou rece ord._Goipateatindy 13 AU ndaace, ASD LUNG DISEANEN and Catareh Aflections. DI PRiitt, ixh Washington-at., 1s the only Howeoy 1 **Nervous Die- it freu, Ad- o Chi- o “aotiag cieto atens iics Hours, 10 to tion 1o thess disesses. NEW PUBLICATIONN, N OPERA! CANTATAS! H. M. S. PINAFORE. ' 18 the most popular thing of tha kind ever performed in this country. “Muslo exculicus sud casy, aad words une exceptionubio, making it very desirable for amateur performatics In may town or vil'ese. Elegant copy, with wurds, music, and Hureito couplete, wmalled sny- where fur g, IAT, BY JURY i s lugiable it A e B Pt B s, 10 osculi’s Boudu felelazxur, i u“h“"'hnum bleh are Miaiiatens waen Eived with DFHeBial droe aod scvery.” Fbo Jat o 1seesy- o Payline ($2).—4 Palomlia 1 (82).—4 Digs ] s Patomira s (s s =+ Leason i i % (6% stnorss and ar0 explis) for ' PATOr a3ces. The fhat ihree ra Juvenics. 2 uliing rivnne I presa, * The Sorcerer,’ by Bulllvan, LYON & HEALY, Chioago. OLIVER DITSON & CO., Bnston. AT SR e e e Dby, CATA R, e R I it Yaraiyiias Uatpepaian L1 rer Comulalate, ¥ Ei EF ity erprd ¥ £ L MAT Ch s Call Adiko aad Book frea Hours, ¥ . My TURK]ISH, Huslan, Elocuro~ S Poruiat s ag st ed Yapur BATIY, for ladles aud eatlcuicn, Bave no equal 1 the oot LilL SOMENS, Grand Pas cige Hutel. HATHAIRON. SAVE|TO LEARN HOW T0 DO YOUR| IT READ AND HEED HAIRl WHAT FOLLOWS. 'MAVE YOUIL JIAIR.~The laws of Health and Longevity demand it, the customa of soclal 1ifs require {t. The matter fa of great importance in every way. DEAUTIFY YOUR MAIR.—It is the sur- pesstag crown of glary, snd for the lomof it thers is no compensation. .CULTIVATE. YOUR IIAIR.~For by 5o othet meana can ft be saved and beautified, LYON'S KATHAIRON, Discovared thirty-Ave years ago by Prof. Lyon, of Yale, 18 the most perfect preparation In the world for preserving and beantifying the hiair, Jtesldes belng the best hatr dressing over produced, Lyon's Nathatron will positively prevent gruyness, and will re- stors new hale to baid heads, If the roots and follicles ara not destroyed. Tt actusMly parforma thees seeming miracles, of which the following ls A FAIR SPECIMEN, 1 had Loen entirely bald for several years, con- stitutional, I suppose. X used & few battles of Kathairan, and, {o 1y grest surptiss, I heve & thick growth of young Lalr. COL. JONIX L. DORRANCE, U. 8. A, Tn every important respact tha Kathairos {s abecs Jutely incomparable. Itle unsqualed 1. To Curo Daldness. 2, To Nestoro Gray Wair. 3, To Remove Dandrull. 4, To Dreas and Deautify the Hale, MEAR IN MIND.~The Katbairn fs no aticky pasta of sulphur and sugar-ot-lead, to paint 24 daub tho halr 003 poralyze the brain, It L & pure and Jimpid yegotable lotion, intended to re- storo the halr by natural growth and relavigoration. 1tia splendidly perfumed, and the mast dellghtfut tollet dreasing known. = No lady's of gentleman's tollet outlit {s completa without Lyon's Kathairca. BOLD LVERY WHERE, WOVEN WIRE NED LOUNGE. WOVEN WIRE BED LOUNGE. Free from the clumsy appearanco nec. cssary to all others, Qives a perfeet Woven Wire Mattress Bed, variety of styles. UNION WIRE NMATTRESS €0, MANUFAOTURERS, 7 North Clark-st., Chieago. " 'STEEL PENS, SPENCERIA ST N of the Vra‘ Tlest Furopean Maske, snd nudulld‘. for 'Flexioitys Durebilly, and Eveaness of Fola NREAL SWAN QUILL ACTION, In Twenty Numhers. Bampleg, including the 9 I et e Yk L ] will beyeut by mail, for trial, on recoipt of 33 Cents, Ivison, BLakeman, Tavior & Co. 138 and 140 Grand Stroct, New Yark, T OCEAN STEAMNHIFa. Only Divect Line o Franc, Gencral Transationtic Company, Between Now Vork and llavrs, Plor 42, N, 12 foot A L ANADOR, Banglier.... Wedneaday, Jan, R g e s e CGANAD. ngeul, MERIQUTE, Dolunt, ;L Wednendny, Fob. f, %) b AR O CASERGE YN GOLY tnciuding wineh ™ HAVIEC iR Cabin, $100; Bocond Cauln, $ds; 4 it {ncluding wine, beddlog, jnsi] : Vctuslon, vine, boidlonaod steasls, rent,” du Hot CArry sleeraze passcagers. Cliecks drawn of Credlt Lyosais o Ferts Ia amount to 1.0Uts DE BEDI Agent, 63 Drosdway, ur W ¥. WHITE, o7 Clar) Reut for Chicago. AERICAN LIVE, IA and LIVERFPOOL, Calling st QUEKKNFOWN, adef Esiling every ‘Thurslay trom Phl ‘The onj; Trenw Aulaatts Lioe s o e Y . BED N 1t LINE, Direct 10 ANYWERP 'susage 3 L e I’LTHH“W‘ hlulflAT\I' 110 Kast I National Line of Steamships. BAILING TWICE A WEEK FHOM Mew York to Quesnstown,-Liverpool, and London, bln passaie frow §30 10 $70 ¢ ory. FExcurslon zfi,‘ufl Zu:flclfl Tatea. © Biacraye; 834 Dratts on 5 5t it S VB 1o ormation apply to o3 ; or Al O R RS e, ANCHOR LINEMAIL STEAMERS Now York and Glagow. ANCHORIA, J0. 4, 3 it | GG ASSUAL Jan. 18, 3 prm BOLIVIA, Jau. 11'78 w i DRVONTA, 'ra. 23, T8 w New York w Londua direcs, Jan, 4, 3 bbid VICFORIA, Jag. 16,3 um B0’ Excuralun Tickets st reduced rates, AT I3 cre of this Compaay will ball ev AT eetuen Pors oo of ThiEa-str Huboken: [';'“" ul Pasdagu-Frum New York 1o Southauiplus oaiosy Havre ad lirduey, Srac cauis,”8 o 4o BB ST SO, S = SO0 3 Bowlluy Grecs. New ¥ork. ACALEd, FAIDBANKE" LTANDAKD FAIRBANKS,MORSE & 00. = 111 & 118 Lake St., Chlcago, Uscuefiltoluyonly the Genalna, DIAM D JEWELRY. Lefevra Ring, $1. et of Studs, 8. o4 for tben Tatatogua on tylea of rich Go! DIAMO (The 8hah) Stud, $I. The articlen an abave represented are cantaining TIE WONDHRVUL LEFEVRE DIAMOND. § THE ONLY PERFECT FAC-SIMILE OF THE REAL DIAMOND IN THE WORLD Which for Wear, Rrilliancy, and Resuty aze sot excelled by the natorsl gem. . 8 Tha wonderful LEFEVRE DIAOND Iaof the purrst whiteness, ns delicatety cut, and poescases Llio samo refraciiva qualities and exact proportions =s the real 1awows is s murvetees xsd porfeet imitn Rinouds, contaning YATIADIS 1d Jawelry and Watches which we manufacture. Addes efl AMERICAN JEWELRYoCOMPANY, 6 Arcade, Cincinnatl, 0. o refer to any establlshed Buciaess housa of tbe presyof Cineiansil aa to o4y reputaties for fairand 3 NDS Lafevre Esr Drops, 31 uaranieed to be solld gold mountings lamond. 1he Amerievs Jewotry 8 w1 Enguieer, el Rvation with JTwTanoneand e 10 saerable deatings. AT R PROPOSALS. Proposals for Army Transportation Orricy Cuixr Q. M., DErArTxZNT OF DAROTA, St Patt, Minn., Dec. 26, 187 REALED PROPUSALS, in tripli the uroal conditions and requiremente, will be ro- ceived at this office until 12 o'clock noon on the 10th dny of February, 1879, at which time and pisce they will be ovened in the prescnce of bd. ders, for the transportation of milit supplies, eic., on the following rontes in the Dopartment of Dakota: commencing April 1, 1874, : , 1880; 1. ~WAGON TRANSPORTATION from sud to stations in the State of Minnesata ana Territory of Dskols, subject to the conditions contained in form of contract for that service, adopted Dec, 17, 1878, 2,—ROUTE IN MONTANA, Wagon Transporta: tlon from and to stationa In the Territury of Mon. 1ans, etc., In accordanee with conditions contained ta form of contract far that service, adopted Dec. 17, 1878, 3 #.—ON MISSOURI AND YELLOWSTONE RIV- between Yankton, D, T., sad Fort Benton, . Ty and pouts or aiations un the Missour| River, betwean anid places. from the 20th of March to the 1at of October, 187D0: and from Yankton and His. marck, D, T, throngh to. Port Keogh and B, Morn Depot, 3. T., and petween Fort Keogh an Big Horn Depot on the Yellowstone River, from and between May 1 and Aug, 31. 187D, subject to the conditions contained {o_form of contract for that service, adopted Dec, 17, 1878, Proposals for 1g|l ronte shoald specify s rate per mile for each officer, eniisied man, or employe and animal, and far 100 pounds per 100 mites for mili- taty stores and supplics for (he whole route. No rates yarying with the distance will be entertalned, 3,~FERRIAGE between Fort Alraham Lincola, D. T., and Blemarck, D. T.: and between sald Fort snd Ferry Landing opposite thereto, subject to the conditions contatned n forin of contract for that service, adopted Dee. 17, IHT8. Each oroposal must be in triplicate, separate for each ronte, and sccompanied by e bond io the sum af ten thoussnd dollare (310,0001, executed in legal form by two or more rosponeible persons, cer- tifled an folly responsible by & Judge or Clerk of & United Ftatés Distnet Courl, guaranieeing that in €190 the coniract is awarued 10 tne person propos- log, witbio slxty days, it will be accepted and en- tered into, and d and sufiiclent security far- nished immediately by lim in the sum of thirty thonsand dollars ($30,000), for the falthful falali- ment of the contract, except for tne ferrisge, in which case bond for $3,000 must sccompany the bid, ‘The Governruent reserves the right 1o reject any ar all bids that may be offered, Moreover, no bid will be entertained unless the bidder is present in person or by duly authorized agent or attorney, At thy opening of the bids, and {e'then and there prepared to show that ho is fully aule to carry ont the contract in 81l respects, if swarded to him, In thecase of river transporta- tlon bidaera must submit a Ilat of boats, piviog name, toanage, o €tc., Wwith which they expect 10 perform the sarvice, lanks for proposnlaand forms of contract snd fablo of distances; alsoa statement of shipinents mode on the Missonri and Yellowstono Itivers due. Ing the arason of 1878, which will be {aken as the b: in determining the lowest hid received under this advertiacmuent, may be had by spplication to ihis ofiice, of to the oflice of tha “Quarter Departuent at Chieago, 111 ; 8t Louis, Mo, ; Fort Leavenwarth, Kan. s Omaha, Neo.: Bismarck, 1., T.; Yantton, D. T., or Helena, M, T. Proposals must be {ndorsed **Proposals for ‘Traasportation on *Route in Minnesota and Dalt- 18," “Missouriand Yellowstone Kivers," ™ etc.. as thy case may be, and addreased to the undersigned. . CIAS, H. TOMPKINS, Deputy Quartermaster-Geners), U. 8, Army, Chief Quartarmaster, Proposals for White Cedar Tele- graph Poles. Tha Western Unfon Telogrash Company fnvites pra- posals uatil 12 ?‘clofik 100a 0n the second llnlldl’y ia uary, 1H:U, for furnistilng 3,00 Wulte Ceder Lule- Frao, olca Of tho sizch §iren Delow, deliversd over 169 to b ressona- T SAral e bAFed: DULCALL sousdHIre niors frots * ) o o KIS 'Y‘. IHY:G“L and cut not later thaa the 15th day ° ’a‘;’ ‘Dofoa 45 teet long, 834 tnches and over atthe top end, !;ampomuom\m-., @lnches sad over st the tp 13 poles 0 fect tani, 7 inc it : The delivery to cotuinence not later than twanty days afier opepiug of navigation through the btraitaof Mack- :';:"- Y.l“ lflllhl'd'.ho'; l;mn\nr 10 ba deliversd not later Yiha 311 Ay OF dly: ) Seaiosect”io tawpection by an officer of Uies wa) 11d for any portion af thety poles. Biils Iu"»:-' ;.::'g baz!‘!‘ucn 11 T30 bd 2540 of 1he moBt folr O ni the Geliveries. "The'right 4 resarved to relect any and all bids, or to l?filfilbleflgluul which ey seem for tha best interests b : Tl II‘I!!""I”:"A’D" tender Is accepted may, at the optton ©of tho Coinpauy, bu require ve bond with twu sureties for the proper fullliment of the gontract, Proposals shauld be desled, and sdatossed Lo the un: dorigned. tadorsed "+ l"nlwu-rn; Jelegragh Voles. i > K, Buperintandent Supplies. Naw Yonr, Dec. 24, 1678, ek v Proposals for White Cedar Tele- graph Poles. The Weatern Unton Talegravh Company fnvites oro- posals until 13 0'clock noou on second Munday iu Janu« lf{. 1674, far furaishiug 4100 white cedar telegraph poles of the alzes 'n‘". low, dolivered sod piled va ock of ‘leledu, U, ‘I'he poles to be ressvusbly .u-l.m{'mma‘ utt cuts, sound Jive timber, knois g o triouned smooth, and cut HOL iater thad the 15th dey of Marc| X 1 'n’dw poled iret long, BY4 inches sad over at the top ni’;ao oles 50 feat long, @ luches andover atthe lop o i poles 3 Yeat long. @ laches and over at the tob and. ."fi‘ poles 40 feet long, 7 lockes and aver atthe WP lI Tio dolivery o ence not later than twanty da: ‘Fhe deliver; commaent 81 30 twonly . after openioy 'nl navigstion ou the iskoa, sad thg Itu{l nuniber to deliversd pot later thas July l.n}m. All poles 10 ba subject to lnspection by sa ogicer of the Conpauy. T'aftlea iany bld for any portion of these potes. Biis ta b (a1l batwicn the TSIB aud S3(h OF (4 WUBLH Tol: lowing sbe daliverics. “The right I reserved to reject any and all bids, or to . MP‘HI,AI’ ote which may scem fur the best loterests of o the dompuny, *Fiic AcLy Whose tender It sccavted may., at the option of ¢ TIO&LY, reguired 1o give bood, with two Suroiies, for tha propor fulgilment of the GuBtrast. G ‘\"'“'..:" e tesah s TRl o) b ulegral Pules, " VAL, STUNTEH, Bupt. Bupplics Naw York. Dec. 34, 1aTih « b fp Bupey Proposals for White Cedar Telo- graph Poles, The Western Unlon Telegraph Company fuvite potals uuti] 13 0clock Gooh sacond Aoday. i atF, Wy, foF furniahing w13 whilp cedar telexr pulie ofstsoa gires balow, deltyer selat Cuicago. 11l The poles Lo be reasunably stratgls arked, butt cuts, sousd, 1ive winver, kauts trtiumel $jacottl, snd ko be culuck Jater thaa ihe Ioth dey of arcl, prox. 'ut;.uwluu(nllnn‘ 8} Inches sad over st top 800 polea Y0 fook 1ong, luches aud over at top ond! 439 poles 33 faet Jong, @ faches aad 0 170 Potes 4o feet Jong: 7 foch Thio'ellvary 19 coi afler opening of Quatity 1o bodel Que-fouriliof wipi by {ua-tonstn more by Julj 1. alance by Bapt, 1, ol ‘;du-wm % fnspactian by the Supply Ageat st poriles bid for aay purtlon uf th los. Blile 1050 patd batwisey the 1Lk A0d 2ith Of (56 oSt Tol: Ty aetan ST RATIEDL Yt rascrecd tarelect uos whic] (o B Dat Dutdreme e toe e pany. FEAR BN ‘Lhe party whose tender Ls aoce: . 84 the op- o o Tomuty, Soreading o vet fulnhueat o over reil T vl vege supetics for itio prover ful f the coutract, 0posala ahould be sealed sud sddresssd W the une dezsigoed, Indorved, ** Proposals fur l'-lm-ph Poles. New York, Dee. 3¢, uxfi"!”n& Bl T CONMUMPTION CURL, To ConsumPTIVES AND INVALIDS. Tao WINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOSPHITE oy LIME 4% HODA. ¥or Consuwiptiou, Wesk Luuge, o, Mrguchlilsnid Geouray Libibiy o o Meriuedy, prov y aporieuce. TILY L1 1Y ¥ 1 aod §:3 per buttle. Prepared only by WINCUESTEIR & €O. Chemiate, Bold by brdganti YU Jubku B, New York. WING MACITINES, NEW AUTOMATIC. WEED SEWING MAGHINES SELL THEMSELVLES, PRICES ON ATPLICATION. WEED SEWING MACHINE €0., CHCAGD. HRRIVAL SN0 DEPARTORE UF TRAZES, EXPLANATION 0OF RRrezexcx MARKs.—f £ fi)c:l‘:‘l_cd. *bunday excepted. tlunu;f u.c'tfl;(d' CHIOAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY, Ticket Offices, 03 Q“Ez‘;p},flmu House) and at HE aPactfie Fast 14 » 40D aXtoux Clty & V. 33 m 40 pm 130 A 40 81N aDubuque Night ;13 pmlt 100 am atmans Night E. E i 15 U0 am atloux Clty & Yanktor 15 p U0 am aFreeport, ftoekr'd & bibante. 132 10 pm aFreeport, floekd 15 p am :\Iuwlntn Fast Mall 00 & pm 1l wankee Npeciai~ %) 8 pm diilwaukes pamres 0 8 pm Mliwaukee Fasen 0 » im Slieratsy e =1 i 8e. Taul & Minu 00 & pm §ov: Paul & Nian 0 p am '. Tusse Fxpres 00 & pm 3L Crowse Expres 01 p am Winona & New Ul :00 & put \Winona & Xew Ul 0 b am Marquette Exprers 00 p am aiake Geneva W 143 am dFuud du Lac, 3 Dm ¢ 0:3% am Puliman_Jlotal Cars run through, between Chi- u{vunfl Counctl Diufls, on the traly jeaviog Chicsgo S 'No'other Foad runs Pullman or aoy other form ef o coragr of Weltd aud Kinsl 4= Devot o i SoDeRot Sorner of Sinal and Binne G0, BURLINGTON & QUINOY Depots foot of Lake-at. , Indlana-av. knd Bixteenthat., and Canal mnd Bixteenin-sth Tickes Offcos, 5 Clark: At and 8t depots. ’ Leave. | Arrire. m 40 30 am 40D 0 am' 203 pin {urors Pauenger. .. i13 pin ® 7133 w10 ondoth & Uttaws Fixpresa .. 213 pm 10340 & m Aurors Pamenger. iP) pn & 638 m Lowners drave A 13pms ni3am reepors & Lubugus Kxpr m3e33 A Qmaba Night Expreas mi&iam Texaa Fast apreas... o § &:a3 Am Kanaas City & Bt. Joa mnigsiam Talace Dining-Cars - Cars are ruu beiweea the I'acl8a Kxrass. CHICAQQ, ALTON & BT. LOUIR, AND CHICAGQ EANBAS OITY & DENVER SHORT LINER Usgon Dopat, TWest 6ids, near Madisaa-at, Leldce. and ey AU o et oo 1o HeBOSIaEoi | Leava, | Arrive. *32°30 pn, I- 90 : w's Kansa City & Denver Faat Px. A A AR L cw Urieans Exjiress Bt Springdeld & Teas, . Frorts, Nurlingion ot EX| & Keokuk 3 §litcazo & Paduey t Jekiel urhl-‘v'leu?gmnnw':lxan» CHIOAGO, MILWAUKER & 8T, PAUL RAILWAY Union, Denot. corner Madlion and Cenalste Ticket ftice, &3 BouLh Clark-st., . House, ““Nm“m ark-st., oppoeite Blierman Hon |_Leave. . Arriva. Ytiwautes Kxpress,., Wiscunsti & Mlsoesol ud Measiia i Hxp ukes & iy Weevans Haits s Adh ay, h- _ll_n{l through Night Expreas, ... ¢ 9:00 pm un vis Milwaukes, Tickels for ke "All traing and Miuncapo] clther via Madlsor du Clilon, or ¥is Watcrtows, Latrvese, o TLLINOIS GBK‘I;RAL B{A}[’LEOAD. A et TR amt s pm Grew u sad Prairis Wiguas. | 8t. Louls Expre am* a3 pm 8t Louts Fast L pmy 80 A Calro & Kew OF ambaipm aCaro & Teas Kapren... o § ) em km..,n.l:i Ni; " mfl 30 & m woris. Burlinglos amid0:43 pm ris, fit pmf gurl am ubuigtls & i amy! 9:20 pro Druuiie & Slo prf 8:3am iman Fassen nmle y:23 am Tday Dight runa to( Saly. urday night runs o ¥eoris ouly. MICHIGAN OENTRAL RAILROAD, Devot. faot of Lak and foos of Tweaty-socond-st. fckeb l)fl&a l"‘i +al., southieass corner of llaas olphi Grand Paciac Hoitl, and at Palmer Housa. }(ill via Ml jap Keprsse, 18200 tlantfe Ezpress (dal fiu.n"lk’xp: (daliy), PITTEBURG, PT? WAYNE & CHIOAGO RAILWAY, e SR S ot et DR S T I—_Le.u‘ |_Artive, Lo | e " 9:30 am,* 7:00 TREE BidRid i# 9:10 p 6:00 * BALTIMORE & OHIO, fram K3poaiiion Dulldtug, foot of Moatoe: ¢ at.,, Yalgior Touss, Grand Omces Clark 8! 4 Dol (bapoatiion Dulldion): Leav Arrive. 2:408m |=‘fi'$| ey Pacle, oz Morntax Mall—01d Line. ... New urk & mchx 43 Usnll Exoress i’_"" Faprosne oo PITTSE! CINOINNATT & ET. LOUIS R B. (Cinclanatt Alr-Lise snd Kokoma Lins, ) i and Carroll-s., West 1de. T Laave. | Arrive.” clanst! 1 s+ clatinut g totel | Depet, coruer of Express.... AT Nigbt Express Depat, foot of Lake st sad {00t Of 'Fwen! Leave, . Tedl, 'ls & Louls et lngsasrta Lo CHIOAGO, ROCX IELAKD & P‘AhDIYlO B.A!J._I}lell. Davenpors Expresd... Lesveawor] Quubs, Leaveaworth Puru Accol Nighy bpress. X Al o0 tho Oimaka Lxpress are served Ia dialug cars, 8153 cenla sach. CHIOAS0 & TLLINOIS RATLBOAD: ** Danville Route.’ Ticket 0!;:& 71 Clorkaat., 122 Dearigmuat., gad Do PEPEERALE schaducl Curuer Clinion aad arnli-sia, PR P ERESEEEY RS 2