Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 10, 1879, Page 8

THE CHICAGO 'fRIBUNE PAGES. fully not! wes also $10 | was heatd on both stdes. The case was given to $50 i afternoon, the | gntsed rufMans who committed the outrageous [ about 6 Jba lighter than Inst winter, yfq,. ° TI-lE CI \ . 1:02: ‘L::::’:\T:}u‘; lrh'me‘ec:v\\ Street Conetega- | the furyat a tate hour, and & seaied verdict Isto Justice : Henry New- § Hon. ‘Thomas Hoyne in the chatr, . arspult are thus far unknown, but the polive | uniikely, in our ooinion, that the nnmluq:,“?‘ tivnal Charch—the procecds of & dremati: en- be returned this morning. man, burzlary of W, J. Taylor's laundry ot No. 3 HR The report of the Finance Confmitten showed | think that when Mr, Caldwell fally | the senson will tend to Inerease {hls fallug gy 74 Third avenue, $500 to the 14th; Lillie MeRny, i o in weight. b g terfainment. Among the sults entered fa the County Conrt | T4 g ’ % | tho tinances of the institutlon to be In better [ recovers 16 will be possible to . L NEWS3. 3 nreeny of 310 from Frank 8. Hazletow, vt No. ‘The packing to date ot tha alx large oy QENERAT 3 Aol dor R, Jestenias o una aoajnst Home: L ufpln anl 1054 Fulton street, €00 to the Gelmingi Cn;‘c{}'; condintn than at the st meetng. Miouiy st coamt Voot ot Youns, | and comBorlagns, aro shown a8 foltowss" 4 " v q, . Detroll egis- | Owing to rafiroad irregulsrities, the Hom. | p, g h hr leclnf it harles 1ussell, tieft. ot a barrel of fotr, fW 'ne Hon, Thomas Hoyne presented the fol- et i ns tho leader of the y - To Jantiary B) 187! 'mr::le n!tloil;-.r Tremment Fooe: Deteolly WTER | ynels ‘U‘"“&ru""""": "”“’”""1 et B e Rl L e e oree | dlFt0: dfames Tracy, bastards, on_comolaint of | jawinz as bis feter of resgnation: 8zes 1o keen out of the clutcties af the palice, | Clnelnaati, 4 ; g porte, Ind., at 7:30 w'clock Tast night, did 1o b ’ L Mary Sullivan, #3)0 10 the 15th; Fdward Lally, '{"} baggy and other property without warrant | yhert “or clothing from 4, Sethort, to the il 14th: Nefi MeMutlenand Walter Scotl.vagranis, The Finance Committes met_yeatentay, and | £50 fine, but the Intter's wife ana child eried him agreed to report to the Board Monday, recom- | off5 ‘Thoutas Goitfrey, destitute, sent to the mending the tmniediate fssuing of §00.000 ol | Brothers' Aaylum: J. Ettlinger, laresuy 88 the 850,000 bonds authorized to be issucd at | hajllee of a fur vollar fromn Mrs, Freeman, tho lnte election, The recotnmendation will, nu [ £330 to the 10ths Mary Dunn und Kate Winte, doubt, be concurred in, and the 2300,00 will be drunkarda, 8100 fine each; Watlace Derrick and wiped out inside of ten days alter itisin the | Henry Howell, 1-y ~o1d hova Tound drunk in Tressury, the Twenty-second street district, $300 cach to 11 A. Ward was placeid i Jail yesterday ona | the f0th, cn, fa., and immediately thereafter petfitoned At 0:15 Iast evrning Detective La Bounte ar- for dlecharge under the Insofvene act. 1le was | rested at the Galens Depot two vounz men arrested at the Instance of Slenry Colling, who | named August and Wilinn [leidt, who were clalms that he oses him §102.35, " Louis Simons | Just about 1o purchase railway tickets for Cln- was another unfortupate, and he, too, fin {otl | ton, fa, When they wera taken to the Centeal Tle was arrested ut the ault of Spencer He Pick- | Statlon aml searchi'd, there wera tound n thele ett, who clalma that he fs In grrears Lo him in | posscssion twurevw,seraa bottle of ehforoivnn, the swin of §300, ;:uld l-r‘1 en aodd grold rm;r. nr"d n|l(u "I‘ lnl?e ‘The oldest inhabitant mag remember the late | Kexs. | They are wanted for burglory i ellow-fever pante, but nu’mm remembers to | Rankakee, ami will bo taken bastk upun 2 . B. Perringer, editor of the Bloomington | pasel this city 111l abont 10 o'clock, and was Eve, is at the Bherman. therefore nnable to tlfll his engagement Lo de- A« E. Blisg, Esq., n well-known bdusiness man liver his lecture upon Abraham Lincoln before the Calumet Club., A larze anmber of promi- of Sprinafield, I» at the Clifton louse, Sont Rewthemen were at the elut-tous® which Arthur Van Norman, proprietor of the Biddle | was convenlently arranged for tie accomnioda- - House, Detroit, is & gucst of the Sherman, tion of the Jecturer anu the gucats, aml fn the o by € Mr, Colfax bestawed much_ time and Willlam J. Walker, General Enstern Agent of | Sareiration ,,'W:’ l?:nlcy'.! olonrated 1fo.siza . tne Attansie Cosst Linc,fs a muest of the | portrait of Mr. Lincoln (the proverty of Rubert « Palmer. T. l.lnrul;\. HT") w‘}fl\;\m :l: m‘l;m:’z‘ h ., The Hon. T. J. Henderson, member of Con- :‘l‘oe ml”'ulg;‘: en, sfl‘:’!ir. in making the gress from tho Sixth District, Is reglstered at | aunouncrment of the wnavoidable disuppelnt- the Clifton House. ment, invited those present to accent the Irce- The second annual dinner of the Chicaze dom of the l“;usé (flr l!lu'evrnlm:. nnld‘ slnd ln&l! Am Mr, Colfax's tecture would he made Stenographers will be given at the Grand Pa- | oo tme of elile to-morrow evening. known and fuvitations tasued ux before. Among those present were George Armour, Charles B, Peck, Recelver, and 8, E. Sniveley, General Frelsht Agent, of the Port Huron Citicana, Jan. B.— 7o the Mard of Tristees of | ond no trace of him has yet been found. This g,mfll"m. gh,;,eirz;;:;;;"gv;g{_ (e S AENTCR RN g | fact sirengthens the theory that he was fm- | | ilia Wince ik elcetion an Preaent when he coutd in | Plicated. Peter O'Brien. & brother of the Billy rwrmn tender n’m msmcrnu-ml aclknnwimll-.m?;‘r’u- O'Brien shot dead by Offfecr W, 1. Jones some for the wmark of conlldence waich the selection o iestar s weil 3 for the honaf e s aware it | MONEhS ag0) 18 known fo have hired s horso | e confers upon hine, and aleigh that evening In company with | The argrecate number of hogs packed to gy, To ho muds A aiiccessor of the late Stentien A, | Young, and, upon susplcion of aleo [ ot tho 137 interior potnts mentioned Is 1,013z} Douglas and hardly the leas diatingnlshea late Will- zalnat 093,782 at the same date fast vegs b T tden \n it ofiera) poetimn woatd it | BAVING had e hand in the affair, K, AL Vear, 4 Increase of 335,434, i Y eIt bo A vory gratifeing ciatinction, 1t fa w0 eae | he was yesterdav betore Justice Morrison, and | g FEEC m’{:,”f,, ,’,’;g;‘ifly";,',',;',,t:{';mw eclally conmiaern 1 v tha undersiyned, when tiken | was helll in $1,600 bonda to the 16th, He denles | yoie'iatal of 1,481,075 at tie same play Mt wlp 11 contiectton *with the history of thia institution, | knowlng Young's whereabouts. Crow is being ey et L pn'm.\w‘ which wince [t Tonudaion hins elected only w0 | held fo the same date, havig heen identified. | goon® oI en “averaire retstion ro b auch pereons 1o so distineuished an fionor. % for the rovbery of the Rosch family and for the [ yertg packing th T s one bk, Bt Ihave been too long connected with the Unb | monciart shooting, both of whicls oveurred the Al 2 Lhe aine s (ha places re: yn,. versity, | know toa well its netaal and fmmeditte Hig T i Caldwell wilt hardy tdentir the total packing at this date at all plae needs, | feel too clasely taentified with all fte - | SAine foriing, Caltvell siit badiy 106 * | approximately 1400,00), agatn® 03500 1) et prcaant and Tabate, fo fo promly teject | Mmy a6 he knew hin weil, and, ducs N0t | yeur, on Inceease of 47500, Ailne 1o thiy s all petsonal conslderations having s tendency to | Ay that he was one of ihe gan | {ncrease of 1,038.000 to date at the s prevent or postpone the adoption of measares | In fact, Caldwell claims thot he Wil | wiies makes the present packing show Lost which the Iloan! may consider nt this **ceinie ' of | seatcely bo abie to Llentily any one of them, ns | 000 nore than at the same J“, Tnat W” fmportance, to relieve the linancial emoar- | they were all disgalsed, a3 ho did not hear them £ W aes hesry W. G Ilibb.lrll{. Wiliam Bross, Dr. De Loskie Milter, Peter Van Schaack, ‘Thomas Wright, A, ¥ . i fug the citimates for tho scason i the N, IR . Url Baleom, Amos T, . & amed Jitz rawsment of tno corpnration, and to xave the Uni+ | speak, and as he was sliot almost ns soon as ho the tamy Rallrosd, are at the Tremout, llnl‘i".dw:"l'(.‘ llukc{r.ull.].tlsloiwn, . G “Stearns, “"ff‘:"f;:'a‘m\f}f\'{" ':‘f:’; "a““,{,’ L h‘;‘éf‘ 'vla‘::"{:?ul::'gnlll?v-|': ";m‘v‘n‘x}i‘“"l"lnr‘;ts.fm:':‘hl‘vl?l(!, bl éh‘:ifl'm‘:’;.m“" orAlLIhehightr ueceata Phuyedapdt the door. ‘The Ryan bl‘"“:m"‘ Tmately 5,'571'1'5&1’ ‘;:rm.mfidw-z rix ixlzlr;":f’f\l:o“ Uhe Grand Pacifc will giva the first spectal | Froderick Flshor, D, Tlenes istord, the tton. | fahfs, the faunciatvort of 1 has, Weter Bl | vestnarunt n fuw dacs sen, ol ut the izt of | Iithe e fimes of tho past, and under tho | S5 9110 nder Sricat sio vot knuwa to have | 5,055,000, oF ‘a tolal of 7,005,000 bead, gy, dinner of the year to guests nnd thelr friends | J; ‘;i Seatnmun, L N argubl s B' Tl';fim‘l‘l';- B haa bt tomcr and & mew de. | 8 revolver robled bis daughter of o valuable | ansices of 1s areat founder, whiis lie lived, tna | hg SARLLIO . . M. Pallman, Byron L. Smith, Dr, X 3 to-mourrow evening. Dancing will commence at 8 o'clock, Mr. K. L. Davin, of the firm of Fulton & Da- vis, was not in Wollord's saloon on the nluht folivwang the Board-ol-Trade slection, as stated 1 THE TRINUNE. The Rev, Dr. H, N. Powers, once of Chicazo, ~pow of Bricgeport, Ct., was a gucat by spect { 5 last winter's total of 5,505,000 3 University mizht have indulzed in a confident be- | o Yeaterday n man named Willlam l’fl""di 7o | 560,000 head. Theso flrures, of ::u:'s’;";fi"" i Aiet that this enteeprise, recommenden by so many | formerly trained with Crow and Young, and who | molitied, ws it is impossible to citihnte. o ¥ty consicerationa o the ‘suppurt of this city, could | returned to this vity affer a 1o years' absence | nat o35 peRORE O (O T TALE relith not fail amung apeople who ruemed to compre- | some time last December, was arrested LY | [ ona of such magmtude. If the d o hend, a4 wcll an nccomplish, overyitinz nocestaty | Dotectives Ryan and Londergan, e was visli- | yoight should be ten pounds e oo b en to crinen the progress of the kreat city which they | o ap, the Weat Lake Street Statlon by Mra, | Peicht SHoull be ta pounds adt, it wog] engaded in bulldicg, and fhe more than royal | Catdivell's servant-nrl, and b frst sigut she [ bocauivalent to 2600 head, making the . x'i:"1'3'if"i'-'é'.‘:{'."ffl,":h';,'\'.’”“ commerclal metropos claimed to Identify him as the short, chunky crease over last yeur equal to about Jw,lmnm Lo grandly ioen. | mmerclal spieit | 1t WIEh b shoit niustacho who did the shoot. | ©F S4us welihty ring, which was the ane found tpon them last night. They are nlaoehariced with u burziney, wiereln they tole the watch and s quantity of clothing, - Detectives Ryan and Londerzan yesterdav ar- restedd, b No, Jas$t Michlzan avenue, a man nated Charles W. Card, wito was living in clusion there, and who Is wanted for obtaining money by false pretenscs at Warsaw, lud. Conl partire ia about to Le taken. The Committes huving the odds and onds in charge now propose to donate the Jot given to the catse to the Foundlings’ lome, and nizo the $120 reatzed from the asle of tlekets when It was proposed to raMe it ofl. ‘The lion, Carter 1. Huarrisom, the donor of the lof, lizs been written tu on the luhijm-l, and I ho consents such will be the als- vosition of it. ‘Fhe ot s worth about %300, and B TI'age Hallard, Willlam Watson, Jr., C. W. Drew, Col. F. C. Eassman, liobert Law, Jo G. Coteman, Alfred Cosles, Samuel Bardln, J. B. Gioodman, J, H. ¥, Quick, ¥. Tuttle, . W, Cox, F. W, Pevk, Judge L. B. Otls, Judize 8, M. Moure, W. F.Cobb, Juige Farwell, Ueorge Merton, the Key, Dr. Sullivan, Eugene Carey, . W, Cotl, £ Q. Tuttle, W, M. Derbs, J. E. Bartell, W, M. Gootman, E. T. Sawyer,J, . s B amt patronnze of ¢ i on was to | fue, Bho hesitated somewhue abous the size, T tuvltation of the New York Ilstarial Society | e o o SR "5 4 Phetedt W, ot [ the Foundiings? Home would tind no trouble i | was a hardware merchant there, und, wlong i e n‘_mmm‘lm.crcfi} Nome " cacce, | but wos reminded that an overcot which the INDIANAPGLIS, nt the Brvant Commemoration at the New [ fohiion “Cittford 'Williame,and others. couverting it foto money. 1870, went into bankruptey fur o large amount. | jndced, when found united with literars ‘catts | assassln wore would make cousiderable difference Zpeetal Dispateh to The Tridune, York Academy of Music. $ HOTEL ARRIVALS. Mr. McDaneld, of the firm of Oberne, Me. | Shortlyafter the storeand a Jarze stock was | ure or taste,—ino public service or learned | in the slze. Lieut, Wiler contrived by a The temverature yesturday, as observed by Manasse, optivian, 835 Madison strect (IRIDUNE Bulichng), was as followa: ¥ a. o, 1 degree; 10 oty 6312 ., 105 3 po gy 105 8& my 4 B rometer ui 8 4. m., 2443 8 p. m., 201 The Jt#t of Directors of the Illinols Trust & -Savinue Bank elected to serve durtue the en- rutug yeor, as published in TiE TRIVUNE yos- mdn.\"’ contatned the name of *Ueorge . Sherman llonge—D, Nowler. Marshalltow + L. , Brookiyn: T. E. Cassldy, St. Lomie; Charles Englieh, loston: Georze B, Medges, New York: A. I heeeer, Ruchester, N. . 8, Pnge, Des Moines: & ltica, Washingtous Col, R P, Dart, Rocx Istand, Tremont tlonse—W. D, Farwell, New York; J Tooge, Stoux City: €. M. Spencer, Huffalo; L. Morse, New York; Jtus Aberle, Omohay Alnsworth, Des _ Molnee: o, T, Now York; J burned unter susptefons clrumstances. Cand P v awid & brother alterwards didbusiness wadee varous niames, even adopting those of his motner aud mnother-n-taw. A short time sluce he succeeded in rasing a_sums of money, all the from 320,000 to 30,000, by representing scil & wealthy man, and then obtainiug the indorsing signutiires of a dozen or more proin- .inent mercliauts. 11aving no eapital, but onthe Daneld & /o, came to the cashier's window lo toe County Clerk's oflice yesterday to get a certiffeate to m document.” Mr. Galloway, the cashler, scanned the mnstrament presented, and, notfemz the pecudiar way fn which the name Mes Daneld was spelled, remarked that he had never known but une mmu{ who s‘!mllau thelr pame that way, and they had Heed 4n Clark County, Indlaua, fltty years oo, Mr. McDaueid Inpranaroris, Jan. 8.~The State B many honorablo ndditlons have o iy A% By Joard of L "|m|u" Sl extontional cacer T (hEE Tiise to eet th prisoner to talk in natural tonés te 1 X 4 Agriculture ndjourned to-night. Offlcers w, of the \Whiham Joner, who, apart, from any | Fithiu bice bearine, sod sie clalined tu bo Bush- | 00100 ag follows: Robert Mitchell, of ity Futtury i oatly Lie, becano ona af the carilest | LITe that the volwo was the same. = Pullrd is a D Fuigdoes nawell 88 moss gonerosy of uatrons af | Plasterer, 30 vears of age, and s ns siuistern | Counts, Prestdent; Alex. Heron, of Fareyy, the Tnstitutios e i It"i wn\‘; n{! llra n: he \'f In. luuk:.o_dllu wlll‘::e Beerctary; Carlos Dickson, of Marfon, Trey Now, 1t wil remembered that In all the ear- | taken beforo Justice Morrison lay or the + R, AL Lo Pk it e S car: | Mt and wilt ba hoid 10 rha 15th with tha othe | Urers . M. Lockhart, of Tikhurt, Superinicas try—sucn a1 Harvard and Yale—it i the »smer- | ers, ' Mra. Caldwell and her 1nother, Mrs. Gor- | €0t- The Boand unanimously passed o reso. chant prince, * the commerciat class, and the so- | ;nap, will tuke a pcep at his * ph head Tice!s i debt, ¢ ald 1 Tled ** bl B0 of fhe tomnianity, iz " to-day, tlon lndon)nnflnnd complimenting the manssy, e Y + | renlied ¢ o gontrary, head over licels n_devt, ho 18 2ald fo | calied - bualnees. e o community, who iz Him Jodoexlop ond: Urant “'TuShould have been George Birout, | iionson, osion; o Joo 1 Fisher, Bibvaikees | reniied that bin sncestors bud lived tnBecjlan: | havo e ftected all the funds he covld, and then | bave aivas,”whea oroperly spprized of ‘tin CRGLISNAN T ANER G MANDEAETIRES by of the Doard during the pay At noon sesterday a man named Cornelius | Cushman, Hlsmarck: F. C. Balrd, Detrolt; Chatles [ goncille fnd., and was n son ot ouc of tour | SKiped mit. e was taken back o Warsaw on x'mrc&l-n‘rl:n,c:!::n "m’n"fl:;iu figr!’:;l:;‘ly \Come D AMERICAN 1A . . Titiscoll. who lins recend Iy bee stoppimz at the | K: Bwift, New York: £, . Portcr, lostoni I 0 | WE0LoE! of Bis mame, Mr, Galloway then fu- | the U315 train last. eveuing by Sherlft Havelin orwned s patrong, P igher Inter- A y % Childe, fnn Franciscos d. P, dama, Saniwich, : 2 Mz Gr ‘Ihe Waol-Growers olceted Flelaing Beeler, of Marion, President; I, C. Meredittty of Wagn, Vice Preetdent; ‘T W. Sunmat, of Ripicy, Tresy urer, and W. 8. Duncan, of Franklln, Scers o Hethel Home, was foxd ‘drunk at the corner of Randolph and JefTerson streets, with his richt jeg badiy broken at the ankle. 1lo was scnt for treatment to tne Couuty Huspital A numlicrof the Democerata of the Fourteanth Ward met at No. 506 Mllwaukee avenug lust evening lor tae purpose of perfecting thelr club orgatization, but concluded to wait untll next “Thursua¥ eveuing, when thoy will eleet oflicers, and complete the fmsmel» of orgaoizing. Thore is_serious talk smong the Democrats md fepublicans uf the Fourteenth Wand of Tusing for the purpost of electing & good man ng Atdermun, and thus defeating the Roclallste, Who hiave o sure thinr on_elceting their man both the oid parties put candidutes fu the tield. At the semi-annual meetiog of the “Danm" Boddety, the sollowing were elected oflicers for the coming ball-yeur: DPresident, George 1. Hoftmann; © Vice:President, H. Rasmussen; Treasurer, Chr. Honsen; Recording Secretury, N. F. Huaosen; Correspondiog Secretary, Jobn Blom. Joln Harme, a former from Summit, went nto o coal oflice at the northwest corner of Har. risun strect bridge vesterday ufternoon, and let s team standing fn the coul yord, During lis ahsence *hiey started up und walked ol the dock juto the river. ‘I'he lee broke beneath them aud ...Tu n‘f ‘nf‘lllmllnnhl!lml learning by thgr ;uh-znu- ‘Tha Jast number of the London Week contains an on of Indlancusable maney means, TOe WAmICE | article upon our **Vaniallng Trade,™ which ia ae of sumo such patron or patrons, and the memaories G eh Conticcied with Licte boeractions and Tives, ire | 1ntoresthug to Americaus &9 to Englishmen. Tuo oreserved in nearly vvery inetitation o the jund, [ subject ls one with which our Loudon correspond. eqtlng}n-‘ml.u“vnu m‘f Unh’e:nllr u'!“'fllni;flm.wlun- ent, Mr. Jennings, has made the rcaders of the out state orvther endowment; and the Univeraity | 1yoply famitiar, The text of the article is a fetter of Chicu o itsell atands at thid day w sonnment in & 9 _ Terpect 10 A greal founders, Wit with store sme | Srom » subscriber (o the i¥eek, which witl bear bu- ing quoted entire: **] navo to thank you, As & man of business, for perishably preserve thelr namea [or posterity thun the Wil and elegant macblo shaftand statite recont- your lucld articles npon the present atste of vur trude and Hlusnce. I{‘erculml in vlew of its towers, afier its very dust o **+'The evil vifects of atrikes and of inferior manu- il have perishied (rom aight, ‘I'he recently now departura taken by the Institus thon s tull of "hope, Thie new President Isa man | facture aro ruining our trade, and it s marvelous 10 sue bow few newspapors have rhe pluck Lo way s0. 1| have worn American cotfon for my shirts to aurceed in tho misslun he has underiuken. 1o fuking counscl with him I have atso ronnd that more than & year. 1 told my shittmakur where to getit, Ho abeolutely knew wothing about it 1t men in our Bosrd Are leading men in the business circles of the city, It s tortanate, under all tho ‘wears better than Enclist, and is more honestly made—beiter cotion, 1veliove, K 1.AWIE The lieadguarters of the ireat political party af the Lighth Ward i In trouble azain, and the Latwlers are once more in bactle arruy. A fow days ago an ofd and eflicient oflleer, charzed with carciessly aflowing a fellow waom he had arrested trom the *lieadquarters” to escnpie, wod lowered in runk amnd salory, A the ofillul wember of the Lawlér, fam Hly has been neard (o brag ahout it The oflicer got even in thisway: e nrrested a well-known thiel nawied Janies Detnpsoy, and coenaed him iato “squeallog” aiter be had been identitied by Nelsou Cavanaugh opd two osher pursuns us oie of theten who nAtulted uml ropbed Cayanaugh, un the night-ot Dec, i1, in tront, of No. 137 West “Adams street. Tho robuery was o peeulfarly bald and dariug: one, . --8s thers wera several otoer persons un the street at the time. Demprey followed Cuvansugh, and. upon coming up to his * pal," selzed him about the neck, while the pol relieved him of a pocket- bouk eantatning 815 eash snd a gold wateh and chaln valued a¢ $175, Cavanaugo drew his re. volver, bit the robuers coolly reifeved him ot thot ulso, The “pal,” o youug nau who also hoids tforth ‘at Luwler's, named Johu Earfe, was arrested yesterduy ufteenoon. The stolen ve- volver and a'siiver wateh, ulso snpposed to tinve beenstolen, were found, as Dempsey asserted, formed him that le wus a schonlnate of his father from 1823 to 1829, and In a few moments the two had beeome old friends. ‘The third marriage lleense tsaued after tho 1871 lire was returned to the County Clerk yes- terday, oud it is qte o curlusity,” All of "the license fortna or blanks had been burned, and tho 1lcouse fs yeritten out In full on legal cap, Itis signed v John Q. Gindele, Conuty Clerk,™ bears duto of Oct, 12, 1871, and I8 winus the usial cenl, The vontracting portles were Albert D, Shaw aml Mlss Mary 8, Ketth, sod the Rev, Dr. Sullivan marred them. In returniog the Heevse, Dr. Sullivan writcs 08 loliows: Tusity Cuvnesty, Cuicaco, Jan, 7, 1870—MUy Dear S r: 1bex 1o furward you o docuuient which 1 have just met with In o husried weuzch among my tupera. 1t Is o marelage license exteinporized by e peoper sutiority a few days after the great iire, snd vy virtne of which | married the parties nameil tnt, Owingt to the general confusion ncldent ta the sire, | neglected Lo retuen ttafter the ceremony. aud it unssed out of sight and memory alike nntil this morning. Pleass tave it duly reenrded, Yours tealy, Epwanp SULLIVAN, ‘Tho firat persons merrled siter the dru were John G, Blain and Mlss Ailes R, Miller, tho Tieense belug aecured Oct. 10, and the second were Morris P, Carroll and Miss Sarah J., Clark, the fcense 1srulng the 11th, and the third wers acties above mentluned. Oa the Lith the iran I acl fle lHolel— Tit. 3 M, B, \Way, Kansan 8, "B, Temole, tiostun; il wWorth, Kao Titer, Kenosha: M. Uasltte, London: W, &, R. T. Coverdale, Cinctun: ‘The 8wwine Breeders’ Assocfation now fo sy * slon received a letter from 1, W. Vorles, one o the Cotnmission appolnted by the President to investigate the hog cholesa. lle save there iy no immediato prospeet of tho very of cure for this disease, and recommends to thy hog-raisers of Indlang greater care fu the seles tlon aud food of stock. Tecelver Wright, of the Bloomington & West. ern Itallway, denies tho report that H. C. Dieb), Geueral Frelght Awent, witl retive, oy, W rg;ht_un;- that when the new purclugers take hold ot thie road, there will be few, If oy, changes of fmportance. b g i N DIPSOMANIA OR DRUNKENNZSS, Dr,D'Unger (discuverer-of the Cinchona Cure tor drunkenneas), at the Palmer House, curos all cun ofalconollsm. The offort now making to bres down toat great trath will fail, THE "CITY-HALL. Quly ane zase of scarlet fever was reported at the Health Oflice sesterday, Nothing had up to yesterday afternoon been heard from Corgoration-Cunnsel Bonfleld about the futurn treatuent of the Guge vase, The Committee on (as-Lights 13 called to mect at the City Cleric’s oflico this afternoon at 3 u'clock, to cousider the propositions made by the two gas companies, The Treasurer’s recelpts yesterday were $13,- 209, of which amount 310,014 was I scrip from Enos Ayres, South-Town Collector. The dia- bursements of the day did not exceed $1,000, The Superintendent vf Sewera s preparing plans for fron covers for sewer manholes. Bereafter iron covers will be gencrally used in place of wooden ones. Some of these will be circumstances, tint the Coileve docs not apecially appeal to any wetricily eectarinn Intnence, but that Judwe Dougias, whlle contiding its guardian. alip to » doard of Trustees, 8 majorrty of whom ahonld be of 8 wpeclfc denomination, atsv vro- hioted nll testa of a telizlons or political charac- ncter. And the responsibllity of the success, or fallnre, of the University of Chicago 1w, after all thinas are consldered, placed upon the people of Chicaro, I liuve taken the lberty to solicit a gens tlemun In behalf of this oftlce who hos been known to nie over 8 yitarter of & centary, While he (s s man of weaitu, uccuminlated by honest enterprise, ho 18 also & generous patron of learning and art. Ila ts proud of thu cliy with whicl his own success i identified, and hie ban even Lecome a founder of *+Up to last apring] believed that English pfano- forios wero the beat In existence, But having to buy a new one, [ chanced 10 hear of Steinway's. I wvan w0 plessed with them that I bouxhit two—a firnud and a coitage, They aro far fner and niore riliant in tone ihan the Enghsh maker's, of whom 1 had bought my former grand, The wech- anlam is verfect, and they shuw that Engie facturers Lave made cumpsratively no pro, during the last twenty-live years, I can' make out why thesd Instruuients dou't get juure knuwn, for that they must entirely supursede Eo- gitsh unes | feel contident. Chcagn Tymer, Tolieles of 81,000 tu $30,000 are frsned by the utusi Life-losurance Company of New Yok ** Amesican cutlery 19, I hear, belng sold in | \vjiose paymouts for death claime, endowment both wero drowned, The loss s cstimated at . Tiad been provided with the necessury | Tarruut’s pawn-shop un Halsted stret, The [ soine of is charities, Shefleld, lufact wa ate balng cus-out vyurywhere, | an dividonds 1 7 T et 0. made 60 as to glve the much-nceded ventlation | e Mad (ool BIAFO TUL BE RSN | eold watels b clatmed (0 nve sald to Mictiel | [submit it to tho conatderation of the Toard | and one of the Leat dutics of the press [a guch cie- 374 dieldends bo policy-boldara amuanted to nesry At & meetiug of the Board of Directors of the | b0 the sewers. o ot the usual rate, and with toe same facliity | Lawler for 6 lu bls saloou nt the corner of | fricther the positlon bliold doce not of Bt Be | cumatances ould ba to Instruct our worzmun In 2 : Betl Telephone Compauy of [inuts, held yes-® There are at present only 230 prisoners In the | s at present, ‘The tatal number of licensea is- | llalsted and Poik strcets, Late Wednestny ong to that geent Lusiness cluse to svhich that | what they hiave ta do Lo meet this changed condi~ terdny worning, the following oflivers were eleetdd to serve for the ensuing year: Gurdiner €. Hubburd, Freshient; Collius 5, Squiers, View Tresident; 11 1), Eldred, General Manager; (Georre E. Stockbriage, Secretary; Ueorge U, I-!.uuu-, Treagurer, Tue annual dinoer of the Chicago Jewelera! Assoclation was heid at the trand Paclil: last evening. The dinuer was a grand suceess, and the tavles were beautifully dedorated with flowees, a8 well ws many triumpbs of the culs sine. ‘The euests dit full justice to the mon meuts of Mr, Gaske!l's skiil, and washied down the viande with the lquwd retreshuicuts nost ganticinan belongs, wao, 1n making thia city the excaange of tho natlons of the world, slionld be consuited und spueated to in all matte: Tecting its lul’nn (progress, o clvitization ue well as com- merce “I'lierefore, In ordor to the imumediate adoption uf the step | recommeny, Iresien now the oitico of Preaident of this oard, and conjointly with this tender request it may be dccentad, 1 tiavo vmitted persoind reasons of busluess, con- venlence, ete,, wiich woald linve compelled me ta this cuttese Tn any event, hut I thiuk the reasons i render much an dmperutivo or unnecossary. With every con- mderation of kind regarce, and atso thanks, Isube scribe myself your very obedient srvant, sued sifce then 18 35,150, ‘The Comtmlttee ou Publlc Servica had an ex- tended session vesterday alternoon o consider the bids for furnishing the couuty with bread, milk, nnd weat, which opened Monday, ‘Thu bldders were around f{o great nume Lers, imt they had very little opportunity tondvance thelr futerests, ‘since they were ex- cluded trom the room where the Cummittee met. The tirst blds considered were for ik, and It was lke drawing a tooth to sumu of the old-timers, Who saw that the contractor of \ears hail tnnde his Ngures o little too bigh, They areued for bim, pressed his clalms, cte., bot ail House of Currection, and forty-#lx of them are females. The sumber is smaller than {s usual nt this season of the year. Supt. Felton at- tribures the falling-off to the efffeacy of the tnany moral srencies at work, Thu atinuul re port of the institutlon will be resdy Saturday, Yesterday men were at work at the mouth of the river trylig to open o pasnre to allow the ity tug 0.B. Green to muke 1ts way to tho end of “the tong pler. Dynamite was used (n the blasting of tno ive, uiid the cousequence is that the people oceupying butidivgs alome the whart orecomplatuing of broken windows, 1t iy said, tiun of thiugs, whoreas tuo Zimes hus uiuoat en- tirely 1gnored 8. POR][-P;{EKING INTHE WEST. Number of Hogs Packed to Date, aod Ksti~ matos for the Season, Cincinnatl Pidce Curvent, Jan. 9, In accordsnce with our custom for many years, wo icrewith submit to the publie o state- ment showing the total vumber of logs packed In the Weat for the first baif of the winter scu- night Lieut. 8igamons and Detectives Siva and Keattnz ealleid ut the salovt, and requested Miie to deliver up. e denled havinz seen tho watch, but the offlcers svon convineed hlin that Demosey hud told the truth, Then hie grew ubusive and refused polut-blank to give up The wateh, ain afler o fongiparioy the offiers pretended to pluco him under argest. He went with them to the corer ot Harrlsonand Halsted streets, and then wealened, and sald {F the would let hun go for flfteen minutes he woul restore the wateh, Thia the oflleers consented to do. In twenty minutes MiKke returued with his brother Frank, the Alder. 1ndizestlon, dyanepeia, nervous vrosteation, aed all forms of gercrdl debility rolieved by Lskinz Mensman's “ Peptonized Heof ‘lome, tue oniy proparation of ocef.containiny its ontire nutritions propertica. 1t 14 n0t a mers attmulant like toe es. tracts of beel, but contains blovd-msking. force- generating, and life-sustaining properties; ls - valuabis in afl enfeebled conditlons, wicther tbe result of cxhauation, nervoun prosteation, orer work, OF ucule. diredsv: Darticnlurly 1f 1osulting from_pulmonary complalnts, — Caswetl, Hazard & (':lo. Propristors, New York, For aslo by drug- o DATROTHAL. I ANt orxm. | 80 compared with corresponding time last | “IATTORFRRNIAG e B R B i, Telrealiients 100st | X oo, thins noma of the lictite la. the Hxtis-uouse | to o avall, Then they tried 0 dlyids tna coy- | MO and, aecording o oyreomont, landed O EelSEHG iy Samust kustich o kin presided over the speec ch was of the usual atter-dhnier chaene A strng bund had beeu secured, and @ **stag’? danee tn the vrdinary folluwed tho slelgug-of- hund fents at the table, Areport of the ycar's benevolonce of the Second Presbyterian Church was mmude st the have beén broken. The Mayor was asked yesterday what he thought ubout the catunates of the Police Do- partment, snd he suid they wero too great 3tow wuch tov erewti™ aaked the reporter. # Ilow much do they cxcoed lust year's uporo- vrintfons "' asked his Hovor. over the stolen watah to Licut. Slmmons. Ald. Lawler {s repurted to bave prostituted his otllelnl position Iu brackguurdiug and threaten- ing the offlcerr, uml I8 understood to have brought to bis sasistance several brother Alders men, aud threats ure Irpely betowr made to scnd s Dempsey. the squealor,” to thy Penitentinry After somo kind romarks by members of the i-making, whil Board, the restunation was aceepted, and N, Ko Fuirbunk, Esq., unanlmously elcetea President ol the Buurd of ‘Trusteds, C. D, Hawlll and A, McLelsh were elected meubers of the Board of ‘Trustces, und M, McLetsh was elected wmember of the Fiuance year, and estimates for the present scason to the close, compared with the lnul returns for 1ast winter's pagking. Our returns from {oterlor polnts ars not so full iu *number as we could desire,—owing, probably, to the latuncss at which our Inquiries tract and give bl a part of it, but thls would not do, beeause there were fowor and responsi- biebidders, Finally the award was wadeto A, 11, Wright at bis bid of § cents a gallon for the Hospital and 10 eonts for the Insane Asyluimn, ‘Tie bread und tneat bids were then talked over, oand the old-timera, trus to thetr inatines, op- Ghion Barah Fernbery, of Mendom 2 dan. 1, {0, _BELvus, = HOLMES=-Jan, 4, In Miltan Township, at the red- dence ol hier won, ‘Alsnsen Holines, Eed., M. dary Halines, I the k31 year of fier age. B~ ITalo napers piease copy, , 0 Jast week, Bome half-dozen of the it d for life, and to sca that the officers who dared | Commitier. wera malicd ; o | MECHTEL—Jan, 7, 5t 5 P, In., of congestion of Wk Wediesday eveatug meotiag. Thees footed up | (00,1 responded the reporter. * Tien they arn | brared Lo tave tholr avoritce without rezuchio | qegauie - the Lawler coctlo ~ shatl ‘not | ° Tl mesling was turmontous, and much Lops roports wers, delicient In the eattuiate for this | boau Ciarfoth: échich daed's! véars! 0,881, This u;.m. ot fncitide the #17,000 rajsed | sbout 330,000 two lsize, Tho Departmeoi bus [ B j\;m“f;c“}g"'w‘“'m &;m&?«:c . dfn‘-’um&i escapu punishment, Neverthcloss, 1o §s the fn- | expressed of success in payiug the debt and en. g 4 ug to nehiY o SORIW; 10 et general cxpeuses, ¥L,600 wiven t he been run \rell enouch {n the past year, uud It don’t need any tuure money."” The (ollowing figures show the number and kinde of lcenses id, ail the durihe 187 amount ol monev recerved thersfor tention of the ofileerstoxdny to nerest Mike npon a charge of recelving stolen property, und w vrosceute hitn to the bitter eand, provided the anthurities that be do not interposs and decapls tate them, as was donc in the lnst instance, Cer- our judgment, su 8s to make the tables com- plete, Tho accompanying tables emnbrace re- turna from 187 wuterior points, which Inst year packed 78%per cent of all the packing outside of the bix Jarge cities, A considerable dowing tho Institution. 1orier pastor, or $2,500 vo the ebt. The prin- cluil sources of thie charitable coatributions weres §430 from communlon iiftag $1,120 frum unual Sabbath offerines; $1,331 from forelyn misslons; $821 froms home wlssluns; 8032 1rom MOOHE=At No, 53 Calumet-ay,, James Moare, 1 Badier, of consamyy: 1o, old famlly servantof A ¥ Funcral Fridey at’ haif-pest ¢ plineral riday 1 o'viock frum ulliet L.outsville papers pleass copy. und toulc slelzhs to call on the several bidders and examing the quality of the articie they pro- wosed to furatsh, cte. The Cominittes will mees agatn to-morrow, aud, with the lgut gratued from & visit to the bidders, ought to TNE POST-OFFICE. TUNNING SI00THLY, ” ANNOUNCEMENTS, ctione 503 i $ , # Lainly thia paluable wvldence of erime, taken into | A Visit to the T'ost-Otlice yesterday mada | umber of reports of mioor Importance are | ANNOUNOEM iy i Wouou's Msnionnry dociety: $403 trom e e b B0L 153 wiaShers 1L+ 10p | oV oo diiliculey dn muldng the wirards. consieaton with otherullrs Liat tiavo beun | atent lo act that the Chlcuco ufle i ully B Gt sl e | D G ATNE, BPEAES Ludies’ Missfonary Soelety; and 81, colie | ¢ 3% cder, § taced down to Mike Lawler, ought to conviues mpetent to deal with all the ce A ¢ i : B it far. spunter s | carta and, druyg, £105% 34 kumpowdir, $1003 W7 | GOVERNMENT BUILDING. | Navor outh tuat ho ts not the prover Serson | sontorpance Incident. (o s fire e omcn 1o | HoK8hmra, been marketad carly i Elree the oreanization ol th ehtreh In 1842 the rum of 191,737 Las bee giveu for strictly be- nevolent purpuses. " At abuut 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon o woman ciad very lghtly was seca to unss along Calengo uvenué to the luke, and thet waik Feuson on account of the low prices, and the prospect that they would ot luervase n value enough topay for the cory which they would consume, Many polnts whera Nogs wore plenty a yesr ago are now destitute ot stuck which can’be prepared disturbauce inckient to a fire. The offico Is workingz smaothly, and tho heads of the various departments report a satisfactory state of al- falrs, The raliway.moil scrvico yosterday dine posed of about elghty tons of matl mutter, and 'l HE EPECIAL TOPIC SELEC, er-meotiny to-dey fa_*The 4 Tho pastor of the 't i Pre Irad the nuon meetiny at Farlveil MAPLE SUGAIR, 1 107 ommbusce, 86233 1, diers, L2185 48 pawnbrokers, &4, hotel-runners. $1,23); 2047 saloous, 8153« 24 8 sccond-hand. denters, $2.511% u scavenvers, {158 20 shooting- allerics, $ for a sutoon-kevper. UNLICENSED WAREHOUSES. BERKING TO RECOVER CHARGES PATD. A month or 80 ago W, N. Sturges hegan suft Testerday's dtsbursements ot the Sub-Treas- ury smounted to $10,000 in currency. The sunsceiotions to the 4-per-cent bonds st ” wnark ! i 7 T N T 22 wacans (dibleh 85,4555 | the Sub-Treanury yesterday fell rom 816,000 to | A month ormo fo AV, W Phiters betnd o4 | &'a belleved thiat al the delayed il iaye naw R e i wnton, SO IR b aloni the e towsrds a poiut whers a lurme | 1400 wugons (single), #3,428: 407 nilk wugons, | 0,000, g lo & C ) 55 +% | been received und disposed of. Cupt, Winte, | jnrge tnereaso i packing by fariners, who, belng ‘lnflh\‘dhnm e £pace bud been cut uut. Jdobo Costello, wn vin. | 82,2135 LA pool tabled, 86,1023 53 readert® | * qy.e ingernat-revenua recolpts yeaterday footed | 24 Armonr, Dolo & Ca, to recover, & was | Superintendent ol thls brunch of the service, | disatistied with the pricos which they could vb- AT AT soy of thy Water-Works, thinking that she | sliughtering, fertilizi TRILIH 8 et Lisdic Y then stuted, the excess of charzes for sturaze on | witl to-day estublish bls headquarters st Nu, 25 uténded ta comntt auteide, folluwed | graud total, §218,202 % waa | UD 824,160, OF this wmount, 21,500 was fur tafo for hogs, bave slaugutered ang cured them at home. ‘Lliat such s tne uatural result uf low prices {8 sttesied by past exverience; luw prices aiwoys stimulute hume packiue, and higu prices belog nearly nil the houss to market, ltegarding the ‘supoly of hozs for summer packing, our reports very decidedly fndicate 1t will be far short of last stmer, A very few pomts in Oblo, Judiaua, Missourl, and Kaneas report & small focrease; o few wore polnte say sbuut the same; but the majority nove at ali, or %5 L0 75 per cent lesa. 1u lowu, Jllinois, Wise consin, Nebrasks, aud Minnesotu, the re- ports are @ Mitle more luvorable for graln uver the amounts allowed by law between 1871 and July, 1877, Thedeclaration In the case was filed yesterday by Messrs, Shuteldt & Westover, of couneel for the plajut!il, and trom thls 1t appears that the clalm has broadened considerably. ‘Ilie decliration scts out that the defendants Quring the period wontioned were cuzaged in busineas inthe City of Chlcugous warchoussinen of public warenouses, and wero owners and wanagers of certalu elevators sud sturebiotises b yrali was stored fur a cotpensation, 1 wag stored In bulk, that of dilerent Winhiington etrect, fust cust of the Elnger Bulling, The lower floor ot the building tas been secured at a monthly rental of $100 from Myron L. Plerco. No coniplnlnts of any letturs loat fu Lhe Hrg pave been ryceived up ta date, Mr, Valwmer yesterday stoted that nothing could be dane I relatlon W securing quurtors in the (uverpwent (Bullgiog antil Sant. Me- Dowell returns, 1lo 13 Ju fuvor of this move §¢ it can be effected, ¢ ho belleves that the fucile Iues will be greater there than anv other building can otfer. The cost of making the necessury alteratious would to sbout the wune #s the rent which the oilive would bave to puy her, ond Just na sLe wee about to throw Chersell Into the water he artested ler, aud turued her over Lo Ofileer John Scunlon. At the statlon alie was {eutiled 38 Dora Wiekwanu, 34 yrars af sie, V Mving with her parents at No, 165 Townacud street, Sho hus been (osane sor souse veury, nnd has served at tho Jellerson Inaane Asylum until her purents concluded to Ly ore modesate weatinent of ber casv ut howe, at lmnm‘umcn of the srmy ves- incipaily busied In sending on requiaitions for statlonery aud other articles de« greater by 814,014 that that of 1577 Tuw In- criase was catised by the axing of fertilizing anu slaughteriug establishments, efe., ol by the spectal eare bestowed i stirring up thuse others who required licenses, Ou Wednesday Comptroller Farwell addressed to the Chicaro Gastucht & Coke Couwipavy a letter, of which thy fullowloyg Is 4 copy: At o meeune of the City Councl beld Dec. 50, 187Y, an order or resvluiion of the Conncil was puwved In refecenca tu the price to be paid fur yan 10 Muy, 1R70, Attne saile meelits an order was panacd directing the Mayor 10 notify the pfl X1 tax-paid spirits, $2,270 for tobacco and cigars, and &5 for beer, Muarshal Hildrup fellcltates himaell on having fintahied puyhie the Spectal Deputy-Marsbals aml Supurvisors for two wurds out of the eleht een, nnd outy wishes the othier sixteen were dony for. 1t I8 now thourht that there will beno formal uppointuient of unybodz to M the vacaucy oc- cusivtied by tie reslznation uf Assistant-District- Attoroes ‘Thommon, but that **the cutive ullive force " will absurd e place, sit on ¢, brood and purest sugar in msrkel Forsale by . BRADSILAW & WAIT, Nos. 8 & 0 iiver-st, Chidsrn FLOWER PUREUN! ANUDD The DEAT trpis Fatracts by the vr. 33 Pinte, 33,00 FIAO‘YE it e, 1 3 KOl GENTS AT fin rauted o figund wear wel Zewirent “aaraton W ot the Parene’ iadeN il Y wear FHOMTs( 3 ¥ moderate suminer suppl. but evel e 4 3 3 e entity ileun u | L un- | (¢ will be much jesa than lost year, Most of th ducied with 4u \nimeuse winount of Fed tube | G Gf Sanusrys 1670, the Mayor notl: ceurntely preseeved, e detendants veg- g ¥ iehis bundie of papers on Gen, Whinple's deslk mleht bo tuken uy ou ax- ample, They cunstituted tie report 200 & coin- mileston ot survev appoluted 1o hx the loss of one Syrineficld rifle on _the oroper party, In which thev detai) Vielr hoihigaon aevera) pagzes ot closely-written paper. It is owinie to thia eed tape that the thilleulty urises inmaking kood the losses from the lire, “Thers | e hllh: talk about headquarters in regard 1o the Reno_court ot lnquiry, whicts will comnionce 1t sittings Moudny, but military ehigieite prevents any opimions belng utfered, Albert J. Steele, s gantlemapones wall known 1n this city, fell dead lust wevk at the corner of White sud Ceutre strcets, Hrooklyn, Deceased wus bor {o Conuechicut in 1511, bur at an early epe emigrated to Cllcagin Wiile n city he was tnstrumental Ju founding the CRIMINAL, Arrests: Frank Meyer, charzed with stealing an overvoat leut bim yesterday by W. L Turner, of the Burnes House: John Colling and Herman Young, wanted upon suspicion for soveral burefuries by Detectives Ryan and Londergan; Gcoree Thompsou wanted in milar insuner by Detectives Stewart and Steele; Wiliam Heory, charzed with ateallug whitewash brushes and palots from nis cployer, J, 8. Honry, of No. 167 Mudlson strect, a eaf-and-dumbd man from reported yesterday to the police a'elock Weltiesday uignt ho was ase sunlted on Wood strect, near” Tndluna, amd was rellesed of a largo double-vased sllver wateh, an he o lected and refused to procure from the Cireast Cuutrt o livense permitting thom, of aly persons, as proprictara, lessees, or annzers, to transact buainess s public warcliousemen under the laws ol the Btate, but vontrary to uml in violu- tlon of luw wrongfully and illegalls continued and transucted business as public warehouses ‘Ihie ¢levators und storchouses were vons «1 by trocks with public rattrosds, sud all delivered In bulk by sald railroads was do- Jvered 1o und stored by the defendants in thelr elevators aml warchouses without regard to the gasent or dissent of the eonshimees thereof, On divers dava duning 1873, 1674, 1875, 1870, and 1377 the defendants had i store lurge quunti- ths ol grain belonglng to tie plaintiff, for the stoslug of which they demanded of hiin lurze suims of mouey vs compensation, and refused cxpented for the reat ol the tseal year upon the roums to be used by the Post-Otlice, It this can be done It Is belleved that tie nevessi- Ty accommuodations could be provided within suort thne, and the Fost-Oflico could be pro- vided with au almost permanent Lome. 'tlho project Wil Le still furtiier dlscnssed o8 soon as Gen, MeDawell retirns to the city, ‘The in- spection of uther builaings offered 1a stili belng kopt up, but no declsion has yut beea arrived at, Her the Uhicazo tnsligas & Coke Compay of the action of the Counen, by serviay, ss dirccied, o copy of the resolution of the Council fxing the prica of gas. I su loformed by the Sayar tnat he lmw received no reply from the Clcaigo Gse-Light & Cuke Campaty to bis communication, Tuo uald resulation of the Couns cll, pussed Dec., 8, alvo coutuias the fole lowing proviaon: **Suuild #aid vue companive i, Withil onle week after the puwragn of this Tutton, 10 furnivh e 4t the Bouve ratd, tie Comprroller 1 hereby directed 10 notily sud gan companles 1o siscontinne thy Hinting of the s lutaps 01 e clty.” Flouil 1o reply hiae beon ro- celved from the Gas: Lignt & Cake Company by the Mayor or mysell. eitlie accepring or refusing io necept (hy rate txed i tha vau restitution (althwinh unottictslly inforned tuat your rolusal fo pecopt 1hie price tized vy vala resujstion has oeen seut Lo tue Lity Couneil), 1 deens It my uuty to nohify you of the abuve quuled pruvislons of the resolution, wxpressione are that corn §s relutively bigher thau pork, and that It does nout pay to leed hog therefore farmers sre making ‘ srations to farten hogs for au g, ‘Inere aro complalits that the excessivelycold weather las caused the loss of muny youne plize, especlally whero deen suow hus prevatled, iy [ears are expressed that this will be so gen- eral as to muterislly reduce the basts of futire supplies, Whother there fs autielest ecotug for this or not, ono thing is certulu, aud that 1w that less cary 18 exerched 1o prodiice aud pro- serve snythlog wheu it i3 cieap than whs it can ba uiade to vield a good profit, Tie cune clusfon secins to be irrcaistible that the supply of sumncr boze will not cqual last year, but, on Liie contrary, will be much less. - At the six lurge cltied too picking to date Wi LSON & EVENDEN, OIL TANKS Ao BHIRPING OANS, €7 & 49 West Luke Burcot. LG O, CITY FINANCES, ZCONOMY AND KETRENCHMENT, A reporter of the Journal bad a talk yesterdny with Mayor Ileath conceruing the finauces of the city, Iliy Monorsald that he was of the opinlon tuat the approvelations for 1870 might " oANDY. CELEBRATED THROLG!: wul the Unlug-vipresacs t) il purte, ¥ib und upward, ab 2, 40, ws por o, Griters, GUNTLIEL, Collue Honer, Clleago, 3 reaches SN hogs, againet S450,000 luxt b I tu deliver the crain to him untit said demands | e wode less thag thosc of tho past year, al- ‘i ) i Wasinhietantan Hou fue the eure of inearate, | SLUL A 1Y 1156 805 LETL0R 88 1007 wuwin 16 | helrioum fram bit grawiiaticr, no stem. and RO huve b padd: I ORICE 10 et orese: | though that Was the smaltest wporonriation | 545, %5 0. Wertbie sibpaccd b g " i . - chaln witl seal of red afone, b Vi ' :{]L-;':‘;:.‘ufl:;:‘:;:‘n.x‘h wid sucoessiul In the n- A similar latter was sent to the West Side ll:ld h"" Tt g one, I 1 | glon of the graln, the plaintil was compelied to il A curative agent for vurious discuses, rrom Chicago he remuved Hroukiyn, where he founded the Frankin trweal Clusthigte, ol which pe served as Prealdent for fifteeo years. Ju 155 ho uhartered the Eledro Colleve o Brooklyn, und becnme its Presidenr, Last Frivuy, v.hile 10 the vidintty of the Bible Rouse on brshib street, be slipped on the tee and, faillog, recelved a severe sbock to hissvetem, The tol- lowing murping he left bls residence on Bt. Mark’s Ql-"“’ tu atiend to roine business in New York, Whils on the way he suddenly fell Lo the sidewalk u u fit. When assistance resched L he wus dead, Joceascd was 67 yers of axe, sud leaves thres daughters, resldeuts of New Yurk Cliy, . THE WOMAN'S CHIISTIAN AYSOCIATION held ity regular quarterly mecting yesterday 1n0rDIDKE &L the Asavciation bourdivg-house, Nov 751 Wabash avenue, ‘The Becretury submitted her report for the past threw touths, The Dispeasury had treated £15 patlents, snd wade 555 visita, aud the work was iucresying; the Ewploymeut Burcau bsd been very belpful to o larze uumber of persong In sssletivg thew to occupas tuns; the Keadiug Club, composed of boardets, was 4 source o wuch plessure und prolit. Tie supply of readive matter wus sclect and oleatl- tul. Dr.J. 4. Holland grutuitously pave his mugazive, sod the Borury coutalued pearly 400 bound volumes. Tbe Sccretary ulso reterred to the Thaukegvivg-Day contrivution uof #76, col- mado Inscveral yeors. Tho money sppropri- ated for tho payment of interest un the bunded debt Bl beco all used, but outslds of that there would bie an averae surplus ol about 35 por cent, In the Polive and Fire Departients, where salaries were the chlef expenses, tho sur- plus would not bu more thun 15 per ceut. Uwing o tbe strict obseryance of the policy adopted at the heginning ul 1578, —thke policy of exprading ooly 85 per vent ol the appropriation,—the city’s eredic wus greauly fmproved. Fhiere had been some grum- biing Jast year woen the roductions of salaries aod forces bad besn elfected, but tha resuite. which would svon appear (n the unuual repurts of tho varlous depsttinents, would e sathi- Iactory 10 tbe public. Notwithstauding the great reductivus nads {n the Departncot ot Pubile Works, mure improvenents bal been wade in 1873 than In prior years, Tweuty-ive wmiles of streetshad been hnproved, und the work of cleamaig bad been Letter perforimed. Sewers und sewer-extensions bad been put 1w and made in the best manner—Letter thun ever before, 1o the apuropriation for strects tueve wodld po u slrplus of $34000. Bince the beginnlmg of Mayor Heatn's sdis:natration the old cervileated Ineotedness iad been reduced from 305,500,000 to $100,000, sud the fudebiedneas of §7.000,00 vaused by aotlvipatiog tho taxes of 1876 aud 1677 had been entirely wioed out, Bestdes that, thero hud been a reduction o 400,000 i the bonded deot—a reduction greater thau swade by ten to twolve pounda fighier than Just veur, uud lard relutively’ a larger decrease. ‘Tue provaile g opinivn swone packers seens to Sidicate that the total puwmber for the scason way not reach over 830,00 head at Cinclonatd,” This would be 18,000 in cxcess of luat winter's toin!, At Chicago the preseut tucrease n number I8 55,0003 welghts not wuch ditferent from luat year, with the clunces n favor of two to four pounds decreasv; lurd sbout the ssme us gt year; estimates fur thy dessun wdicute about 2,750,00 us 8u Mpprox. fmute number, or 50,000 moro thay Iast winter, Bt. Lunls vacking vow shows a0 increuss of 1MQ.00; welzbis supposed tu uveruy O to 10 pouuds less than luse yeur, thowgh some of the lurgest packers report heavier averngos estimates for the sesaon yury cousiderably, und may be taken at GUO,UK, or WO mnare thay last wioter, Tudianupolts 1s uow 100,000 whead of last year, and epersting actively, drawing Jurely upon supplics which Cluvinuats puckers expected 1o obtaing wehts 15 to 20 pounds _under lust yeur; scason coti- wated 1o 450,000 Lo 00,000, “say 475,000, which would be 2u5,000 wore than last winter, At Milwaukes the present lucreaso s 130,0005 wulzhts about 8 poguds lighter thau fast year; scasun estinated wt 46L000. A Loubsvilly the scasou s closed, there betng w deficlency of 0,000 hesd, sud s decrease of frum § to 10 pounds in welght, The sggregaty of the catimute supgested for the six cities s ¢lish 5um attached, snd a pocketbuok coutaliing 3. flo was slightly lutoxicated at tm; m:u-. but would bae sble tu identily lis as- suilants, Ma). Groves, the gentleman from Obio who alleecs tnat Mrs, A, IL Rohinson (Plke-Joucs), Hurrv Robinson, and 'L, J. Wells entered into a cousplruey to defraud bim out of §1,0X0, was on bund before Justice D'Woll festerday after- uuon, 10 compeuy with his couuscl, Mr, Page, and Mr. A, rude, wuo s attorvey for the uceused persons, requested the Court to grant unother contingapee ungit th 14th oat., and his Honor did su, — After the postpouement, une Baker, of Champulgn, 1L, s witness for the orosecution, was examincd, by couscnt, und testiticd tut on the 1ty of Devember lust Wel told hiin that the ditlerences betweea the pa tlea had ull been setticd. Ueurge Mondu{ aml Willlam Russcll, two no- torious colured thieves, wers brougbt in yester- duy noruini at Lhe Asmory, frow B DEETo dive ut Nu. 43 Fourth avepue, Upun the former wou found su slmost new overcoat, with velvet collar and black veivetven puckuts, and wnge by Mutluu. Mouday clanas that Russcll stule the coat snd gdve it 1o bim, but, as Be retused tu tell whers U wus atoleu from, he, tou, was locked up. Lust cvenlug the coat was ldentitied by O, B, tleberman, » Jork in Field & Lowter's, ” e re- sides at No. 111 Dearboru aveoue, and whils Compuny. No unswer has een received by the Comptroller frum eithier corporation, nor hus the gas been sts off, The uetion of the Conn- il taken since the passuge ot the ros snd onlers referred to above, ndght atnal L provused shut-off. Ms, W scot to the Councll w proposition waleh be duubties considers all the unswer necessury tu the prembses. This propusition demusnds 540 per poal pUr wLbLLI, uF $1.63 cuble feet, the cost of cleamty, Tepatany Aniz, efv., OF the 1amps L0 be hurie by the Come pany without extra compensation. ‘The proposition Wab referred by the Councll to the QOas Committes, which Laody,ut [te meeting this afternoon, will consider the matter, Me, Billings, too, bus sutwitted dizures % hich might be wkew us | the ultimstum of tho West Compsny., They are $26.5) per post per anuum, or §2 per 1, cubfe feet, ihe vxpemses of Henting, ol ulm:, TepaITing, oty 10 bo borne by thecily, 'This proposition lias nut yet cotse bhefore she Council, und there- fure ot befure the Gus Commttes, THE COUNTY-BUILDING. pay, and did pay, & larce utnount of money. All unil every of satd payuiruts were exacied aud taken frum i fn viointion of law, und without any authority o rieht on the. part of the de- fendants to receive the same, Iy tuls meaus they treeatne fndebted to the platutilf and llable to )u{’ to hlin the sums 00 recetlved: and, boing 30 liuble, ulterwards, 1o 1577, undertook aud folthfully promlscd to pay bl the sum due, Aud atterwards they wers indebted to nlm tor money lent uwd wivanced, aml for Interest, promistog 1o pay this also, Althuush requested to pay, they lad uot dune 80, wherelore plaint- S Drings sult, ete, Frowm this it will be seen that the clulm s that tho vlevator men were duing bustness In violus tion oi law, oud, therefore, had e rizht to col. Tect nuything whatever tor storage. Ny the Con- stiution ot 1870, amd the law of 1871, auy one curgylngg on the husiness of warchouscinan must tuke out s license, ‘Tuose fu this ciy, however, lzuored the constitutional snd stututory provi- sion and condgeted their busluess without a li- cense, making sucn charges as they saw fit, But hey came down several peus in 18T, when the Supremu Court of the United States beld in the Muun case that the law wos couatitutional, though ~they did not taks wub the required licenses unel L Jduly 1, 18T In the former peferency to tho Sturges ense, it wus stated thut the excuss ov.r legal charges was about 3,800, 000, 3 the pres- cut position ol Messrw. Shufeldt & Weatover (s ON, PO Auctivueers, ¥ & B0 Kaadulphest, REGULAR WEEKLY SALE Friday, Jau, 10, at 9:30 o’clock, Parlor and Ghambee Suit Easy Chairs, Louuges, Carpots, Stoves, denernl Household Furniture, Clocks. Blanketa, Chramos, - Geners) Household Goods, ge. &e. ben ke, 6 RLISON, PUMEROY & CO.. Aue Y WX A, § Aucuoneers asd Le Al 17 aad I_H‘llam_luluu'lr. REGULAR RATUIIDAY SALE. FURNITUIRL, ¥te., Tha Collectors of Lake, Thornton, sud Maine Eot thelr hooks ery. Mrs, Mary Fish was adjudced [nsane io the County Court yeaterda, Eleven other cases 3 ) — 2 cque - ¢ 7 T DAY, Jan; §1, 88 10 0'Cluck B 1., 84 our aler dinfog at’ No, 311 Ohio street, & sneak thict | fars Yrhat the slovator nion are. hubie for tha | 20 utber wdministration—~sud & consequent ap beadl, avaust s total of 4,501,073 last | BATULDAY, Jan: 1, st i oictuck v, .. 45 gurtic, Y : { " y P = cetable reduction ju the futercst accutot. winter, or an lcresse of SKLKN, The gunersl | Fuoi X n & Jeoted at the Fourth Congrewutioual Churcl, | WeTe ¢uiled, but the parties were uot present. | entered tiso ball xod siole thie costand o seal | s o 5 of Refvinns 4 ut a4} & . Bota, Sboweases, Chatrs, Loy Biures, &t Mrs. Mary E. Haven, Chainnau of the Devotious | Tho Tloapital Committce examied yesterday | ¢ap, wulch latier the detectives fuuud at u dive :\Er\lshllr::‘::'lwltheu:m;x.l:n;wl.ll:n 5;&'&'&3 od ‘ot 'll(,ifg'{,l:fik,,‘:,;‘m.‘. u:,‘a‘:‘,,’“‘ff uull‘m'u‘:‘\ L;;,':,“lw‘; sesnipaWelenliar the ste cilies secion Lajby oA HULELIN & G s Coniruitte, reported that thirty-eleht weetinz | propositions t furulsh the Haspltal with sume | O FOUrth avcaus kept by **Doe ! tolden. $10,000,000, % ol patiog bus bad beeu Leld at the Home, aud the attendavce valicy of cconomy be continucd., ‘The saviog in tle pust year bad becn sbout one-fourth, By wakiug a proportiouste saviue for a fuw yeard the vity would be out of debt if tho money sayed could be spphied year alter year Lo the reduction ot the debt, Altugetuer the Muyor thougnt thac the present adwiabstration hal cause 10 re- foice at the favoruble teancial cusige sud boped that the public would iive its approval. CAUDWELL'S ABSATLANTS, ANOTHER ABKESY MADE. Pat Caldwell, whom, it will be remembered, was assaulted and sbot early New Yeur's woru- lug in his salovn st the coruer of West Lako strect wud Western avenue, Is dally recsluiog bts usual good bLealth, Fue three or four dis- drugs tuat sre ueeded, sud ordered the pur- cbasce made of the lowese bidders. They also audited & number of bills 'The carpenter shop in the basement of the Poust-Oftice is said to bave led to the Burning of that bulldiog, ‘fhe County Building bas s car- peuter shop f the basemecot, sud in close proxlmity to tho builer and engloe rooms. The trial of Jobn F. Calluban, the South Beod boot and sloe wan, was coutinued 1o the Couu- ty Court yesterduy, iy object was o scacdule out of jall, sud Ihe object uf those be s vwing Wwas tu prevent it by estadhishing that bis repre- scutations of bis tinauciat condition, upun which Le purchased govds, were Irauduleut, ete. The trial lasted all day, sud & great deal of evideuws Justice slorrison: Jobn Wail, John Burus, and Charles Bellmwan, stealing o cobpér woru valued st $100 from L. Wolff, of No. 103 Weat Lake strect, $1,000 each to the 10th; Willium, alias * Buck " McDonald, larceny of a horse and cutter trom M. Vogt, of No. 8 Astor place, 25K 1o the Criwinal ~Court; Jobu Blulr, slas Peters, caucut cowing vut of @ resldence st No, 483 Madison street with a lot of clothing, $1.000 10 the Crlmual Court; Josie Keliey, ey of 8 watch, $300 to the Crimfna Court; Bridvet 0'Malley, wllas Dells Ryav, lurceny at clothio from Anule Robisou, $500, o the 10th; llugh McConuel, John ‘Tuvrutun, 2nd Con und Patrick O'Bricn, discharged at the Tequest of the comulutuant, Eritz Beozig Michwel Mauzuu, the uotorious ** Whistling Mickey,” $100 hae; Frauk Johuaon, keepiog o Lad been 200 fu tue sggregste. Much goud had Leen doue. liss Miller's report sbowed tbas during the 1wonth of Decetnber 122 persons had been given cuwpioyment, Leo persous seut to the Howe for the Fricadices, sud oue person ** passed out ol tue citr. Siss Flitz, the Superintendenpp! the boardiug- hoase, reportad a moat satisteffory state of of- faud. ‘There Were st present twenty-three oc- cuoduts dwellive in the pgreatest cowfort and vhecriuluess, and the machluery of tho Howe Woved Withoul @ Lrewmor, Mry. C. H. Blukeley, tho Treusurer, reported zeceluts amouuting to $1,400.8, and expends- tures amouuting tu $1,390.17; balunwe ou huud, .34 A dovativa of §75 from 8 fricud In New HOYAL BAKING POWDEI. ROYAL BowbER Absolutely Pure. Tue Reyal Baklug Powder s u pure Uream of Tarfar Powdes. s ol Iudored and recomwended for Js wholsoteueas by such emineat chewlsts as Dr. Mott, Now Yorki Df Tayea, Boatun; Professor Genth, Phfladelplla ele. b0ld voly fu caus, by sll Grucuts. i E3 Beware of the tajurlous Aluin Powders. Manuf scturers ad deslers wye you §9 boy shem, becauie ! Al atiord tu sell them b 20 cid & pound and dooblo Lhe:r ouey. Da not buv Baking Powder 1ouse, b It (4 Bitnost sure 10 sFiplug, cousiyuiiun, Lodigestion, Beadacke, and dyspe;sli It s sald that Munger, Wheeler & Ca. and Jesse Moyt & Co., of New York, the Jatter own- Ine two ur turee elevators, huve united uuder the natne of the furuser, und, thoueh the con- bination cuntruls fourteen elevatars, w-fi; are all under oue license sod oue bupd of $10.000 ‘The futent of the law 13 alleced to be thut there ahiall be s Jiccuse and boud for every clevatur, and s guestion for the Rujiroad and Warchousu Commissioncrs Lo unswer 1s, Are these meu Ha- ble to the penalty for dolug busiuess at thirtecn clevators without & liceusad CHICAGO UNIVERSITY. RESIONATION OF TUE MON. TUOMAS HOYNE. ‘Ihe scwisuvual weetive of the Board of Trustees of the Unlyunilty of Colvogo wes beld . i \ain i, The contfuucd use of Alum produce 14uta the blood, Causcs pliles Lu the fas, ¥1c