Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 15, 1879, Page 8

THE CITY. GENKERAL NEWS. Bishop Perry, of Davenport, Is at the Pacific. . 8. B. White, Philadeiphis, ts a guest of the Patm The llon. W. A, Gaibraith, of Ecle, Pa., is stopping at the 'aimer fouse. The Hon. J. A. Johnson, Oakland, Cal,ls smong the guests of the ‘Fremont. The Hon, 8amuel D. Fosdick, Chatsworth, 111, {8 reeistered at the Pacific, D. W, Mawatts, General Superintendent, J. C. McVor, Secretarg, unt Capt. N, Buson, of the Missourt River ‘Transportation Company, " are at the Palmer. I1. C. Alken, General Managaro! the Western Trausportation Company; Peter B. Groat, Gen- cral Passenger Agent, sud John Mulr, General Frelzht Agent of the Knnsas Paciiic Rettroud,are * at the Palmer House. The body of a man found In an excavation at No, 162 Canal _street hias bren (dentifleld rs that of Timotliy Nestor, a_mendicant formerly living in the “vicinity of No, 830 Canal streef. It i supposed tint he came to his aeath by falling from the sidewalk, The temperaturg yesterday, as observed by Manasse, optlelan, No, 83 Madison street (Trin- une Bulldine), wns as follows: At 8a.m., 6 deg, below zeros 10 a. m., 4 below: 12 m., 1 bee Jows 3 p.in., 8 aboves; 7 p, m., 4 nbove. Barom- cter at 8 a. m., 20.78% 7 p. m., 20.83, An clevator accident occurred at Frank Jirothers’ yesterday, caused by the breaking of the rope, Soveral boys who wers on It at the 1lme were precipitated from the fifth floor to the ‘basement, bul mirnculously only onc received nlny fujury, and that wae but a slight cut un the chin, Mr. Dongins Volk, the artist, son of Leonard Valk, the ‘seulptor. who lins " but recently re- turnil from Burope, where he had bieen for #omn time prosecuting s studies ns a painter, Tins been apnainted to an Art Professorship in Coaper Institute, New York, nnd leaves this evening to assume his new positiou, Seaman P, Richards and J. T. Dane took a cliange of venue yesterday from Justice Haines to Justice Meech, und obtained a contmuance of their case till Feb, 1 a4 10 o'clock a._m. The wforesald cnse 18 ane In which Edward Rapler ac- rusos Messrs, Richardz and Dane of appropriat- iniz a corporate name when they were not Incor- porated. A Committec of Knights Templar from Phila- delphia Commandery, No. 2, arrived fo the city ;ulanlnv nnd_secured parlors at the Sherman Touse, “The Committce is composed of Messrs. E. W, Hultz, Frank M. Hightey, M, Hull, nnd A. E, Jones, <I'he object of the visit, ls to secure -accommodations for thelr Commandery on the oreasfon of the Trienunlal Conelave of Kaights Templar to be held fa this clty in Mag, 1850, ‘The Honrd of Ditectors of the Woman's Hos- pital of the State of Ilinols liekd a mecting ot the Hospltal huildivg, Noo 571 Cottage Grove avenue, reaterday forenoon, for the nurpose of adopting a new sct of Yv-lnws, llmfl(llll% for nn annual meeting nnd election of ofticers, The by- Inws were adovted after some discusston, nwl it wan decided that the firstrecular mieeting should take place Monday, Dee. 17, at 2 o'clock, ot the Hospital, Prof. Henry 8. Carhart Iectured to a large nuiience in Farwell Holl last evening on % In- duced Electriclty.” The lecture was one of the lxruleut Y. M. C. A.course, was plentifully llustrated by experimonts with electrical nppa- ratng, and was lnteresting to adegree seldom attained fn sclentific entertatuments of this sort, the, Professor being the reelplont of un- bounded applause, in which the younger por- tion of the audlence particularly wmanilestea itsclf, St. Valentine's Day with the Post-Office clerk s a serious affulr. Yesterday 31,500 of these supposed to be amatory episties wore put Into the ofllce for delivery fn the eity. Altogetlier, from all sources, the Chicago “office handled 75,000 valentines yesterasy. They varied from the. coarse, tawdry ‘“comic” to the elahorute tinsel atfalrs lu gaudy boxes, Many were lield for non-compliance with someo one “of the nu- merous postal rutes, those contalning glass be- ing frequent, 'The number handled during the valentine season, which losta for several dlays yet, will probably amount to ubout 150,000, Justice Meech yesterday renilered a judement of 85 und costs szalnst Willinm Horave Lingard Allice Dunuing, D, Dalziel, und the Lingard Combinatlon, fu favor of ‘Theodore Morris. T'he debt was fur worl peiformed at Wikliam Ifor- ave's direction. It does not necessarily follow that Lingard has lingered in Chicngo to attend ta the suit, but it does follow, us the nicht the day, that when he comes this wav ha will find o blg constable and =n execution waltfug for an opportunity to sclze the larzest trunk fn the baggage accompanlment just us the company arc about to ciwbark upon the train, und thereby cause all the trouble possible in the premiscs. Buen {s life. Justice Footo yestorday decided = very nice oint of law in the case, of Lovl Newton v, The fome Natlonal Bank. ‘The sut was brought by Newton to recover from the bank $60.60. ‘Phy evidence was thut a depositor of the bank zave Nuweon o check for $64.50, aud the bunk re- fused paynient on the Fr&mud that the deposit- or, the drawer of the check, owed the bauk that amount; that the baok held the depositor's note, to sutlsfy which it took his money which was on * deposit.” Justice Foote decided that the bank had no right Lo appropriate deposited money to its own use, even though the depositor ol the money might be indebted tothe bank to the full ur!ngu&rlng( the deposit. Judgment for plalntiff of .50, A meetlog was called for last eventng at No. 1426 Butterfield atrect to adopt oneof two prop- ositlons with reference to the opening of tlint street from Twenty-slxth to Twenty-seventh, to Ay the costs of tlie present ussessment ($325) und have agother, or to defor the colleetiun for & year, the Bouncll Couynlttes on Btreets and Alleys, Bouth Division, havine agreed to recom- ther, Only half n dozen were prewent, among it number thero was n divis. fon of sentiment. Bome were {n favor of the flrst, und othes of the secomd, A petition, how- ever, wus drawn up asking for the defernent. Bhould this bo vumerously slemed, It will be presented to the Council "Monday _night. The oascsstnent, something over $13,000, 1 consia- ered by acveral to bo 5,000 too bigh, but the nroperty-owners as a rule secin to take very lit- tle Interest In the matfer, UONDURAS VISITORS, Among the distingulshed arrivals tn Chicago yesterduy was & party of four gentlemen from Hondurns,—Jose_M. Aguirre, Governor of the castern part, La Mosquetini Don Car- los Alvorudo, who represents the Day Islauds in the Sennte; Col, H. D, I, 8nyder, amerchant und American Consul resident and W. G, flurchurd, & New-Yorker, who has lived iu the Republic for twonty-four years, and was onco Governor, 'The two formér are fine-Jook- ing men, the Governor, in the languare of tho girl of the period, bLelng “real houdsome.' They left Honduras on the 10th ult,, baving speut sume tine in New Orleans, where Don Acuirre was taken siek with typhus fover, The object of their visit to this vty ts to haveu conferenco with somo capitulists with a view of forming = company to engage in * placer . minjug, ‘There {s” Lelleved to be lots of gold " in the conntry, though many of ilie mines, worked ~ years ago by the Bpaniards, have been obuudoned, Last vear there was an extraordiuury freshet o what would be calied in Eoglish the Black River, wil she water washed .‘ w larzo embsnkment, Nuttve diizgrers at once began prospecting, founa Yracl f gold for & distanco of six miies, nnd, with a pan, an fron spoon, and a sharp soking out fruin one to threo ounc Don Alvorado represcuts the Governmont, wid bosa prant of 1,000,000 mcres, within which fa the placer ' coverlug six miles square. Ho und the othere have coie hicre by nrpnlmmuul. for the purpose stuted, How looi they will re- mnh': ‘(]lepuulll ujpou circumstances,~perhups o wmonth, , THE BRICKLAYRRS, A wmeeting of bricklaycrs was beld at No. 7 Clark street lost evening for the purpose of. organlzing s Unlon of Wiat trade. The wceting was very harmonious, und all the different nationalities ure nterested in the movewent, ‘The wnveting last tight was de- voted to the preliminary work, und suuther wmeeting will be beld uext week to complete the organization und elect olticers. * A cominltica of teu was appolnied to draft a constitution, sud ey will old o meeting at thy same place today at 1 o'clock p. m. The brick- luyers bave recently decided to bhuve un focrease o their wiies, und " baveseryed the bosses notice thut they wili stop work Monday next unleas thelr denands “ars complied with. ‘Fhey uk for $3, oo advance of 50 ceuts on thefr prescnt wares, ‘Uhicy also el the price at $2.50 after Apnl L It I8 sald Uist quite & puwmber of the bosses have agrecd 1o the terws, aithoueh sowe will holdout. - The obiect, or one of thiy objects, of the present Unlon (s underatood to Le to cuabie the b 1syers to snforco thelr detnauds, YOOL-HOUSK BUNDAT-SCHOOL. A correspondent, who has recoutly visited the Babbathi-school for the colldren of Lhe Poor- louse, complatus of the accomwmodations fur- ulshod for this purpose, giving & graphic de- scription of th uditton ju which be found thiues, He sa Tl school i held ju o little framo siructure fificen by twenty-two feet, comwonly valled the *pest-house.” In this’ little sbanty wero mcmylm between elghty nnd nincty persons, The room fs fur- plshed with rough booches, without backs, nmil some hall a dozen desks, Eyery seat was crowded to sufTocatfon, or, as the children ex- pressed it, ‘This seat {s crushed.’ Huving HHed il of the ecats, other ¢ chiidren were sittiuz on the tops of {he desks, on the wood-box, un the coal-senttle, and on hlocks of wooil, wfnllu others stitl were standing up around the stove till their faces were wm:al? Icss red than the coal fn the stove. Other chil- dren were piaving about - outshie, and to the question, * Why don't you go Inl’ was replled, ‘Uot no room in there for me.'" ‘Fhw corre- soondent zoes on to state that from what he saw he should fudee Ut the children, aa whole, were of the averago mental capacity, and muny seemed above it. Pl Supertutendent in- formed him that this shanty was the only avail- nble school-room for the “ehildren during the week, Ife condemns the cconomy of Cook County fn this partientur instunce, and says if the children were criminals they would be’ bet. ter treated, cte, WARD IMPROVEMENTS, A meeting of property-holders of the south cnd of the Twellth Ward was held at the corner of Olen avenue and Robey strect Inat evenin) to tnke sume stepa looking to getting additional sewers, ooy for that locality, ‘Ihe attendance was small, owing to the shortness of the notice given, anil chalr, Those present’ cxpressed themselvea freely as to the need of ndditional sewers, aml sooke In anything than flattering terms of the industry of the Aldernien of the ward in look- fug niter thelr interests, The speeches culmi- nated In, the adoption of resolutions calline upon theAldermen to nttend suothier meeting to Dbe held Tuesday evening, whea thiey whl e call- ed upon to explain liow it is thut oilier vortions of the ward have been favored over thut lucall- ty. Acommittee, consisting of Messrs, Kohl- saat, Baumpgarten, nud Sutton, was appointed to present the resolutions to the Aldermen, amd to Impress upon them the wants of tiwse who adopted them. They want n sower on Ozden avenue or Robey atreet, aud 08 soon as eo inuch lins been obtained they will want more, and they nre 8o worked up and anxious un the sub- Jeel beeauso they belteve there fs o fund In the City Treasury thut could bo uscd for sewers in thit section {f their Aldermen would only do thelr duty in the matter, TIE STOKMAKENS STRIKE. That portion of the shoumukers on sewed work who are ealled bottouers fromt the fuct that they finish off the soles, or bottoms, of shoes, are atill on the strike, aud the manuface turingg _houses of Phelps, buxlgc & Palmer, Furgro & Co., aut Weber & Brother, have not yet secured & forcee fu their places, One of the flrma brought five wen here from Havernlll, Mauss,, utnd pald thelr expenses, but the Crlaping invelirled them away, aud the cluss of warl upon which the strikers were engnged i about stonped, wnd seems lkely to remain so nnless o compromise can ba effected that wiil be mu- tually ratisfactory to both sides. It requires o *‘team’ of live men do the class or grade of work peeded, md the bot- totners having steoped down and out,—beeause they were refused seven wid slx centa per pair on women's und misses' shoes, respectively, or prices that will bring them about 83 per day,— the teams are somewhat demoralized, and work on sewed shoes continues ut n standstill. MSHOP POLEY. Dr, Davis told o reporter last evening that the symptoms of fnilure which were feared In the case of Blsliop Foley yes- teroay morning had so far disuppeared under the treatment which he recetved that the ]wroanms of recovery were decldedly better, Tlis reapiration and heart action were reatly fmproved, and the physician thought if the putient could retalu his tmproved condition during the next twenty-lour hours he would probably be out of danger. THE OITY IIALL. About $200 worth of serlp was paid out of the Trensury yesterday. About: $1,000 worth of scrip was redeemed yesterday und nbout 81,600 pald out. The South-Town Collector contributed 2,240.27 n serip to the City Treasury, ‘Fhe Committge on Fire aml Water will meot s ufternoon at 3 o’clock n the Fire Marshal's office. Flve scarlet-fover cases and one of diphtheria wera recorded yesterday ot the ldcalth Dupart. ment, L3 ‘The City. Treasurer recelved $2,600 from spe- ;:‘lnl nssessments yesterday aud about $100 from censes, : The water rocelpts yesterday were $2,457.24, and the Treasurer recelved from the Comptroller $180.07 1u cash. The Committec on Judiclary were to mect yesterday, put, there beinz no quoram, they aujourned Litl next Friduy afteruoon, THE COUNTY BUILDING. The County Collector yesterday, received $1,800 from the Collector of Bremen, nnd $15,000 from delinquents for the tax for 1875, ‘Thie overcoat thfef was uround yesterday, He nipped the best coat he could flnd, and It praved to be that of Commissfoaer Coburn. It was re- covered during the afternovn. No arrests, The Sherifls oflice was falrly deluged with valentines yesterday, Everybody got one or wmore, but none were plessed. The pletures were fright{ul, und In soma [nstances the poetry wus touching, G, W. Enders, arrested a few days ago for dabt, filed his schedule in the County Court yesterday, showing that lis debts were about 3000 aml his askets nothing. Objection was token to the schedule, Lowever, und he was piven time to amend i, Mary Brown, apoken of yesterday s having been taken from the Coitnty Hoapital to the Juil fn a preearlous condition, was becter vester- dny, Mrs. Michael € MeDunatd enlled to ace her daring the day and brouzht her sume dain- thes, uned with care itis beliuved thut her recovery will be raphd, Whliau Gregory, who was n few days ago found 1o be the futher of the illegitimate child of Minnle Schlarwitz, cune forward vesterday il puldd $100 for the support of the child, und zava bond for the paviment of §50 a year for the next uloe years for the saue purpose, und was dischurged from custody, Report came from Lemont yesterday that the physiclans there had met the nighe before and sereed thnt bereafter they would only charge 1he county hull prico for attendance upon the paupers of the town, ‘There bills for scrvice lust year aggrevated about $8,000, and this year they say they will do the same work for hulf 1he money, This is quito u concesaion vn thelr part, but une they ean well alford, The Committec on Public Buildings and Pub lle Bervice met yestorday alternoon to consider the demand of Walker, the Court-House con- tractor, for money. Bome davs ago Walker sent o commtnication to the Board demanding 250,000, which he ¢laimed was due bim on tho wark, and this was befors the Committee, but it was couched In such lanzuage as to be off sive, and wus not cousidersd, Then came an estunute in_ his favor for §20,400 from Archltect Egan, aud it was approved, Walker suld in responso to this {hat {t was impossible for him to o on with the waork tutess somo advance on the retained per- centage, amounting to &65,000, was mude to him, und explained thut boowed his men $7.000 direct, nnd persons of whom he had borrowed wuney nionths aro to pay them, a considerable amount, und unless ho could ralse abuut $50,000 tie couldd not complete the butlding, The Come misaioners discussed this vhose of the question a6 great length, o which it appeared that It “Walker's™ contract was now com- pleted - the cuunt; would owe hin nbout $22,000, and that an exponditure of $151,000 would complete the stone-work, etc., il the result was, It was ngreed to recommend to the Board thut Lo be allowed filty per cent of the withbield percentage—28,000—provided hls bondemen would come forward wid agres that they would nut consider such action_us | any- wisg vitlating his contract; It the Board cou- curs [s the recomnuendation Monday Mr, Watker Wil receive 843,000 un the work, which big says will be usuflicleat 10 pay off all of his Court~ House debts uud place bim on his feot agaln, and, furtbermore, - that ho will place & FINN force of men at work cutting stove the coming weuk, und will be able 10 complete his contract thu coming sesson, TIHE CUSTOM-HOUBHE, The 4 per cent subscriptions at the Sub-Treas- ury yesterday amounted to $3,200, and the cur- rency disbursuments to $18,000, Hiepben Rymal, saloou-keeper at No. 97 Wast Madison street, was beld fn $500 buil yesterduy by Commissiouer Hoyue, for failure to take out u new license at the proper time. The finternal-revewue receipts at Collector Harvey's ollice yesterduy fooled up $20,530, of which wmount $18,653 was for tax-pald spirits, 3,221 for tobacvo und cirurs, uud §3,193 for heer. ‘the cuase of Henry Blickbuhn, charged with fatilug to coter on bis buoks recelpts of teaf- tobucco, wuas up yosterday alternoon before Cowmlssioner floyue for bearing. Somo testi- tmony wos heard which, i ft showed anythivg, wade it yery uppareut that fgnorance or deslgn W. M. Laughlin was called to the was at the bottom of some very bad bookkeep- ing. The caso was vontinued until Tucsduy for the purposc of securing the sttendance ol fur- ther witnesses, 2 8, H. Flinn, a member of the petit fury fn the United States Clreult Court, was cxeused y teriday at his own request, on account of ¢ ness {n bis famlly, wud returned to s home at Waukegan. w Judge Bangs haen't worll'to eay ubout the nbsolutel{ Iutest_editlon of ** the quarterly re- port,""—the term he upplivs to the perlmuml ruinor that he s to be removed,—oxcept it he doean’t know nnything about it. Col. Grimeson, Revenue Agent for this dls- trict, was to have taken his departire for Now Otleana last cvening on sveclal revenuo husiness, but was compelied to giye up the trip on e count of slvkuuss,—a hard cold and a threatened lung trouble. No mnore Galena brewers were brought to time yesterday, but]there s a preeailing Im- vresslon thnt there are ** more to follow " {n the {llustrious footsteps of Haser, the brewer of alleged crooked ways from the town where Mr, Grant ouce hved, Deputy-Marshal Giiman sold at Lacon Thurs- day afternoon the estublishment known as Fair- banks’ packing-houss. The sale was tu satistac tion of & judgment held by the Merchants’ Na- tlonal Bank of this city on a note nguinst Will- futn R, Fairbunks, the' packer at Lacon, and brought fu $15,000. CRIMINAL. Thomas Dougan was hold to the County Court yesterduy by Justice De Wolf {n bunds of $1,000 for bustardy, Muargaret Kellyis the com- plainant, Georze Greenwood was yesterday held in £1,600 to the Criminal Court by Justics Mor- rlson, upon » chaggre of having embezzlea $300 of collections frim George Behwelnefurth, of No. 870 West Lako street, lust Novembor, [le was {dentiled again last evening wid charged with the theft of u horse and bugey from Henry F. Paive, of No. 140 West - Madlson atreet, which he succeeded In obtalnlug by means of a forged order. Detectives Crowe nud Rochler, of the Cottage Grove Statlon, ¥eulerdl\v sted Lemuel Hurdin, the “pul? of Lew Johnson, who wos held in 8600 to the Criminal Court sevoral du{u ago for the burglary of u frolght car on the Michigan Southern Rallroud. In hils possession wus a ribbed bluck cloth closk, velvet nnd silk tritnined, und frivged sbout the pockets. It was evidently stolon, und an owner is wanted. Thursday midufght John A. McDonald, of No, 236 West Congress streot, while zolng cast on thut street, near Aberdeen, was approached by two soung men who usked bl the thne. Ho replied nbout 11:80 o'clock. Ona of his inter- rogators then nsked Lim if he did not have o watch, and at the same time made a strike at Lim with o knife. Mr. MeDouald warded of he blow with bis left hand, uud escaped with n slight wouud on the palm, McDonald then ddrew his revolver nnd fired tiwo shots nt them as they wera making off throuih nn n I{nnent alley, ‘Ihe assailant s deseribed ns of under stature, stout bulld, sinooth face, dark complexion, and black slouch hat. John Maloney, who is held as a fupitive from {(]luflc nnd, it'18 sald, 1s wanted at Richmond, 0., tricd to escape the clutches of the law yes- terdny on n writ of habeas corpus o the Crim- inal Court. Mr. Trude, attorney for Maloney, conteaded thut the warrant for s nrrest had been made after he was taken fo custody, nod charged thut the police authorities had reinoved him frum the station to defeat his release, cte., and, generally, that he was iliegally held, Bowe witnesses were heard, but the Court, desiring a ihorourh examination of the case, nassed the further hearing until Monday. ‘Ihc authoritics are ox‘wcuuz un officer from Virgiola with a requisition for him every day. Another creat questlon has heen declded, “7The man who struck Biily Patterson” (for a V) has been found ac Oit City, Pa., und Chiarley Ross has been found all over the country. Tam Colline {8 dead, but o personal acquuint- ance of * Patsey Bollvar™ bad up to yesterday never been proven. At Inst ono who knows Patecy has been found, Her name is Mar; Livervitsch, und she’lives at No, 205 Clack street, A few nights ngo, “AlY Filkins, W Jlmmy " Johnmn, and “Bllly" Mose- ley went to Mary's room and koocked. She enid, “Who's' therel? and _the ‘muz sald, “Patsoy Bolivar." It {ary hud not known Patasy would she have opencd the door? She did open the door, und o the midat of her disappoiotment the gang went through the room und {,:m. a gold watch.. Justice DeWolr yosterday hold 1Mlkins in bonds of $500, und Moscley and Johoson. $1,000 each, to the Crimaal Court. ‘The TNimnan streot police district is hecomln5 a rrood one for sharp police work, At nbout o'¢lock Thursday night four nen eutered the suloon and grocery of Joseph Nowak at No. 360 Rebucea strect. One presented a revolver at the head of the proprietor,,and the other thres did Jilcowlse wich tlireo men who were sitting in the saloon. ‘Fhe fourth then slipped bebind the bar and took from the thl und from the shelf nbont $75 in bills and $25 In ailver-coin, after which the quartetto went out of the front door backwards, and waruing the jumates not to follow at the peril of thefr Hvea. 'The thieves "are described as follows: One medium helrhts the sccond, very short in stature; the third und fourth, slightty under stature. The first had on a Jong mixed pepper-and-salt overcoat; the others dark clothes und overcoats, nnd all wory caps, One was disguised with » Ku-Klux ar- raigement over his face, two others had bluck scarfs tied over thele features, und tho little man who .got awny with the mouey woren white handkerchief.” There {8 no clew s to their [dentity. Louis Luctzert, a llquor-dealer of Nickarson- ville, was before Justice Wilson yesterday, charged with obtaining goods under falso pre- tenses, ‘The circumstances of the case as de- velaped in the eyldence were that Peter Welss, a Nickersonville cooper, became possessed of 240 godlons of wine by the death of a relative In Germany, He “sought to dispose of the inerchandise, und Luetzert, In_ or- der to nssist him, Introduced hitn to aman named A Freund, A bargzatn wus struck, und Freund wave \Welss a note fur $116, Bnynhlu in thirty days, Thejuoto watured und reund took ft'up, “eriving In its place u check upon Fetsenthal & Kozminaki's bank, Welsw vresented the checks nnd It was returned to bim wmarked **no funds,’ und the bankors sald that no auch man as A, Freund apovarcd on thelr books. When Wulss routized thut his wine was wone nud Freuna's cheek no good he sought A Freund und found him not. He lad gono to Kentucky, Yesterday’s examinution tafled to atiow any criminal Intent on the part of Luet- zort, und thut iodividusl was therefora dis- charged. A woman named Biblione Danlels madc com- lafut’ to_Justica Walluve yesterday that lier usband, Louls A, Daniels, was guilty of an attempted outrntgu upon his thres daughters, Jennle, Lona, and” Juseplune, aged, resvectives 1v, 13, 16, kil 10 yeara. A warrsnt wos fmime- diately issued und a Coustabls fels. "Up to the thne for the closing of court no roturn hiad been made. ‘The llnriy which the woinan tells {8 that ber husband hos for a long time, ever since Jaat June, versiited in making unsuccessful attempts Lo ravish his own daugh- targ, unl that she, the wifo uud motlier, bad upto this tima refrained from making the “muatter publie, bucausy of the disgrave attachett to an oxposure of the kind that must follow; thut Louis nes of late 50 conducted himself thut longer forbearance could nxv. be possible; and that o eriininal prosecution has been begun upon the auvics of Judize Farwell, to whom the complainant uppeated o short tiine ago, Any commeut upon the helnousueea of the erime alleged to huve been committed or nuvm|‘1 1 b’y te said Danlels necd not be wmade. Mrs. Daniels a short time ago wmade spplication befors Judge Farwell for a decreo of di- vorce from lor hushand, und it s worthy of nute that nune of the allegations put forth yestorday were mude in the auvplication for o decree. Daufels {s a palutor by trude, lives at No, 530 Hubbard streat, sndis of French extraction, Bageage-master Freeman, of the 8t. Paul Ezpress, yesterday reported to Oflicor Dalton, of the Kawgon-Btreet Station, that the nien who burglarized the Postmaster's stors at Palatine, which robbery was meotioned in resterdal '3 "HIBYNB, boarded Lis train at Lalatine the mornlng of thu robboery, snd whils betwevn Pulatine wid Desplaines examinod the stolen papery, und threw such ns were of uo use to them out of the window, These weru the papers which were afterward found scattered alony the track. Upon reaching this city the burilars ot off at the Clybourne place station. A brake- mun called Tommy will be ableto ldeutily th nt to tind Dane It was at first suspected thut the gang ul safa-blowers arrested Ly Capt, O'Dounell st N 217 Kandoloh reet were hat bad cowmitted this robbery und numcrous othier safe-burzlaries thut huve oc- curred during the past six mouths in this city, A number of people visited the Armory yester- day expecting to be able to fduutify saing of the mooey and pepers fonod upon Blater, A Bae- dor, Halpin, uud Counors, but thus far nothlog has beean fixed sxcept the ldentifleution of coins stolen from th fu of ¥, Newhall & Co., No. 138 Bouth Water street, Elther the police have not recovered all the pluuder of thy gaug, or bave only elfected the capture of four mem- bers of o luitro und desperate crow of salo-burg- lure. Hut the capturo wus vevertlicicss a quite lwportant onc, und will at least tend to put astop l.unle-biuwlng for the pruseuts the one: ALUM IN OUR BREAD. A Chemical Examination of Bak= ing=Powders and Its Re- sults, The Use of Alom, and Its Deleterions Effeets.. Opliulons of Nedical Fxperts---Prompt Action of the Rrookiyn Board of fealth, Bte, Tn order that the people of the country may fully underataud the catses of the present ex- citement aa to the use of ahun {n buking-pow- ders, a history of the acitation [a necedsary: In the Scientific American of Nov, 10 apneared anarticlo by an eminent chumist of New York showing the presence of atum in large quanti- tics in a number of baking-powders, Thia article was copicd fnto many newspapers, cranting great excltement ln vvery household whare baking-powder was uscd. The popular feeling orew so strong that in the early part of December the Brooklyn Board of lealth dircet- ed satnples of the varlous kinds of baking-pow- ders sold in Brooklyg to be analyzed, and a re- port thereon made to 1he Board. Sanitury-Superintendent Rayinond, M, D., has prosented to ilie Board of Health substantially the following report on baking-powders, and the effects of alum on the human system. e sags: Home of thy mannfacturers, in drder to supply a cheap baking-powder, have Iniroduced alum n3 an ingredient, and this seemd to bo the only satieface Tory reason foe it e that can be wiven. 11 tnany countries alum bue lung been nsed by bakera in breadsmaking, Tho etfects of alum on the huuen body are well known, nnd are, heyond duubt, fnjurloun when taken in Jnrgw quantitics, or in wmall quuntities often repeated. Al authorls lllusugn-l n this, and there 18 no room for discue- alon. The renort of the Brooklyn Board concludes as follows: i From a careful exnmination, T am satisfiod that the weleht of evidence In agafnat the usy of alnm in hiking-powders, and tnat the riske incurred i {18 180 4o tou great Lo he Incurred for the sake of cheapuess alane, ‘The mutcous membrano of tha stomnch nnd the inteatinal canal iy n dellcata steneture, and metenals which waontd produce no effect un the ontsido skin might Irritate and influmo theso orzans, ‘The New York Evenlng Fast has been glvin) this subject gomo attention, and has publishe the result of gomg remarkable {nvestizations, whicli arc worthy the close attentlon of thought- tul peoplo. A From its recent cxposure of the use of burnt alum In some brands uf bakine-powders, In place of cream of tartar, the following extracts are mafnly taken: Pursuftiz_the fnvestization of the quality of the foud sold in this city, the representative of the Koening Lost took up baking-powder ns one of the articles {n most general usein our house- holds. It is used by nearly every family fn the city, and v {8 nuturatly of wreat “fmportance to thase who eat thy food made with it to koow lwluiu[u:r 1t contnins auything {njurious to health, ‘here are certain constitucnts of good baking- }mwdur which may be regarded ns entirely free romn dunger, 'They consist of pure grane cream of tartar, bicarbonate of soda, and car- bonpte of ammoubsn The cremm of tartar unites with the other two ingredients, and carbonle acld gus s thrown off, producing the same effect a8 yeast in a much shorter time. It has been fuund, however, that alum will also unite with the other two articles, nud carbonle avid gas will be produced. As alum cuats lcss than three cents, while eream of tar- tar costs mure than 50 cents a pound, it is easy to see, why alumn fs suvstituted for the latter b some baking-powder manufacturers. It s ad- mitted by all medleal authorities that cream of tartar leaves no fujurlous substunce in the bread; alum, on the othier hand, 18 In ftself an ustringent, utid oliere is wide und doop-seated vrejudice against {ts use. In England und other countries the adulteration of food with alum is forbidden by luw under heavy penaltics. When used {n baking-powder, the alum forms a third salt, the hydrate of sluming, as well as tho other two. This hydrate of aluming fs far more ens- fly soluble than the other two; hienco any objee- tiou thut may exist as {o the uso of alum alona in bread applies with grester forco to ts use in baking-powder. 'This fact cau be proved by the Tollowlog-named authoritics: Parke s~the leadoy, of the new school of h{zlcnu in England.. fn s “Treatise on Hy- gleas " he ddys: i " Looking, then, to the positive ovidence, and the reasonableness of that wridence, it scoms o mo extremely likely that stronxly alumed bread doca vruduce the injurious effects asceibed to It, ‘Thoese effceta ns he previously states, are indiyestion, grining; constipation, and kindred troubles result- g {rom irnitation of the mucous membrane, pro- duced by thu ustringent propertics of ulum, Persons who have not strong coustitutions, erowlng girls, ?'mmz children, and ntrsing motlwrs ara purtlcalarly llable to the ovil effucts produced by this use of alum. Heart-burn und the prevaient forms of indigestion are often solely traceablo to the actlon of alumn on the dellcate coats of the stomnach, ‘T'u make sure of kuowlr the action of alum, the Kvenlng l'ost's representative obtained the following vxpresslous of opinion s to s eMect when uged in baking-powder from somne phy- sicians of New York of the highest reputation und abillty: Dr, Willlam A. HMammond, fornorly Surgeons Goneral of thie Unlted States, of No, 4 Wost §°1f fourth street, exproscud bimael! as perfectly cor- tnin of tha injurlous effects of alum, whether used alone to whitou broad, or ns an adulterant of buking-powder, Alluding to the claim :advanced that thc slum was neutralized and changod Into sn insulublo salt, ho wald thut this was 5 wholly im- probublo svsuuiption, slice such o purlect clinnge conld not take placs’ unlves b amounts of tho alum uud the blearbonate of soda wore combined in the exact chemical ratio necossary fur each to abaarb ull of the olber. Notonly wis this imposs aible in the monufacture of large quantitics of baking-vowder, bt the homugencons,charactoriof the compoind ‘conld not b exactly” maiutuisied thronghout tho whole mass, and, therefore, thera would ba sure to bu a certain_ amuunt of free alum inany bread made with on_alaur bakingepowier, Lut ¢ven If tho exact proportion ware nnintained, the salts formed would rotain their injurious wrovertles, a3 they would be dissolved in the rastric Juico, ~ Thoe gantrle juico coutatued not only lucife acid, hut a lurgo amnunt of lydro- chloric ackl, und both tho sulphate and’ hydrite of alumina would bo dissolved. 'Phe phosphate unght nat be, Lut in thut caso the bread would be deprived of ane of 1ts most deafrablo inuredionts, making the uso of nlum not only danverous 10 tho stumacn, but detcriorating to the foud. *4The iydrate of alumina, " Dr. Hammond sala, *twauld cortainly be lpjurious Lo thy mucous mem's Dbrang, It would Inuvitably tond to constipate the bowals and interfura with digestion; and anything that tends to render tho albumen of 'the bread 1n- aoluble, and, therefors, 1a%es swuy froin its bu. tritive vatue, i injarious." Dr. Willard Iarker sald that it alum was sub- atttuted for croum of tartar {u baking-powder, i bis opinlou such powder would be fnjurious to health, Dr. Alonzo Clark couslders thut sluro has jts uses, but should not b lgnorantly taken into the stomach in food, A substauce which can derungo the stomac, amd In cortam cases pro- duee vomiting, should uot be tolerated in bak- Ing-powder. Other great authorlties, such as Carventer, Thompson, (bhon, wad Qummndy, all agren that tie cuntinned use of breud containine alum will brlne stiout dyspepsin nnd uthier troubles, Dr, Nuyre, furmer President of the Board of Ilealth, uald to oue of the representatives of the Now York press; After the experiments tn this line by Liebig and other distinzumued chomiets aud vivisectors with aliuw on cats, dugs, wnd_oihor andiwals, with the vublished resuits, wo mav well nsk what 18 the use of such expermicnts if_we do not upply them to practice i U proservation of lumun 1o and health? ‘' Lurd of Hoalth shouidses to tuls, Dr. Waller, chemit for thiy New York Board of Health, when osked by 8 Sun_reporter as 10 the injurlous elferts of alum, replled: You knaw whaut the elfect of alum {8 when take 2omne of it in your muuthi well, that ta the effect it Lua upon the conts of tho stomach, ‘I'he aualysis of the various baking-powders, as ofticially revorted by the Brooklyn Bowrd of Health, revetls only two brands coutsiniug fluul Lol sold n that city,—Dooley™ uud Pa- paco, This is & much swnller vroportion of aluin buking-powders than the number 0 use us re- ported by Dr, Hewy A, Mott, Jr, a8 Clvimist for tha Indwn Depariment of the United Statvs, 1le found seventeen slum aking-powdups out of the forty-two thut ho nuulyzed, A to the croam of tartur powders, the same report mentions .the Roywl Baklng-Powder s {ree from ulum ur auy otier subatauvo ujurlous to Hfe wid health, - Having obtuined the foregolng, the reporter called ut the otties of the Royal Baklug-Powder Cowpany, Nu. 171 Dunue strect, the mayufac. turers of the Royal Baking-Powder, s -brund which the mforl of U Brooklyn Buard of Health reveuled to be pure. MrJ. G, Noay- tand, President of the Company, gave the fol lowhig rovlica: Reporiur~\What s the cause of present excile. ment about bakig-powders? Mz, Uoagtand--It 1¢ dug 1o tho audshiution of aluui for crenin of tartar by sumo manufacturcra, Nenorler—Iilave you vver wavd xoy sjuw fo the lh'“ll Haking-Powdory r. Hoagland ~No, sir, Tenorter—liut 1 fud that 15 is used bv otners, What 18 {4 used for? “Louisa. Tostead of Mr, Mongland—I presumo becaitao it {a cheapor than cream of tarlar, which it replaces. Reporter—You would, thersiore, obtain a larger proflt by na‘ng Alam tnan by using crenm of tartar? Mr. iloagland—Yes, for A tlmo such subatitution wonld mora than double one profits, Roporter—\Why, them, do you not nse it Mr. Tioagland~Far two reas rat, the aue thoritica on thia point ara eo positive and con- clusive that the continucd use of “slum in this way ia dangeraus to Jienith that wa conld not coneclon- Honsly una {13 1f othors chuose to take risks un the public herlth wo stall not folluw them, preferring 0 contintia the ttee of pure erapo cream ol tar, which 18 denonstrated to ho wholesome; second, our experience during tiventy years hias vatisficd us 1hat tnat which {s best for tho bublic 1 best for us. We cansniot afford to perll the reputation of thy Hoya) Uaking- Powder, Hoporter—Can you give me any Information n::’om. cream of tartar, how and where you procure ¥ Mr. Hoagland—There ara scveral subsiitutoror ‘*patent " cream of tartarw on the market, prin- cipally made from bonea treated with s strong cor- rosive acld: hut the cream of tartar weusolan fruit acid: it exists naturallyin the grape, and during fermentation of - the tart wines of France 1t in denositod on the sides and hottoin of the canka, Tn its unreined atate ft 1s calicd crude tart argole, and 18 takon from the casks after U s drawn oif, Each ferior has hle crop ot ft, ace cording {o the amount of wine he has produced. This Company ia tho largest user of cream of tartar n the world, and we have our agents In yarions arta of fiurope collecting the cride material, It s imnorted to this country as argols, and then snbjected to the higher brocesees of refining, by which it 18 purified “especially. for vur purposes, forming pure whito crystals, which we geind to powder, and_In thix form wa use it as an Ingredis ent of our baking-powder. Other Interviews were had, all to the samo eencral effvct, namely, that alum {s used by many manufacturers to cheapen thelr powder und enable them to undersell thelr compotiturs, Many of them are probably iguoraut of the evil effects of alum on the s; srhile others are indiffercut so lonz a8 they make money, and no one can be sald to have dropped desd from taking their powder. By this exposurs of the injurlous cffects of alum in baking-powder, the public must not bu Irlghtened from using bakiog-powders when properly made, Inthe repors of Prof, Biwyn Waller, Amistant Tleaitu-Inspector of New York Board of Health, on buking-powder, In 1872, the public ore recom- mended to purchase one of the well-known brands of taking-powder, in preferonce cream ol tariad lcmmtcl{. a8 this subi found fu all casos to be adulterated with sulphate of lime, commounly called terra alon, and to such un extent that ju most cases tho cream of tartar wvau really terra alba, to which a small quantity of crenm of tartar had been added, The Inspector further states that when the mixturo fs made on a larger scale in a factory, and the baking-powder Is put up in packages ready for use, the manufacturs er expertences no diflicutty, in the first place, of sccuring good materials froe from adulteration, and secondly, in mixing these materfals in the proper proportions, Dr. Mott, ' the Government chemist, in his review on the subject fu the Scientific American, mnkes special mention of having analyzed tle Royal Baking-Powder, sod found it composed of wholesomne materials. He nlso advises the publicto avold purchasfug baking-powders as 8old looge or in bulk, ss he found by analyses of many samples that the worst adulteratlons are practiced fu this form,—the label and trados wnark of o well-known and responsible manu- focturer, ho adds, is the best protection the public can have, PRACTICAL JOKING. ° How It Was Playod on n County Employe. “Thero {8 o zood joke told on a fair-haired, tender-hoarted employe fu the offica of the Clerk of the Criminal Court. e 18 a good peoman, fond of ladies’ sovlety, inclined to be a little vain, and those who know him best say that lie hos the hablt of spending cansiderable time In front,of the old family mirror, Like most youny men of his temperament and edu- catlon hu {8 also very scusitive, and it Is said that he has been known to attend prayer-meot~ fug overy night for two weeks beeause in passing a certaln church one of the falr communicants smiled unon him, or he thoupht she did; and then agaln fn comivg to Lis business e is. accused of baving walked blocks out of his way, through mud uud storm, for n long white, just to read a ** dressmaking il slgn, and the only reasan thut ba has not lung since been captured is that_he is just, & little fickle, and very bastiful, Without more fully describing (he'gentleman the joke may as well be told on biw, o is In love,—his heart beats pit-o-pat ol ihe tinie, und he longs for the smiles of ond who has the advantage of lknot- ing him wlule he does not know ler. [le writes “pushing® lettars to her, yearns to be once in her “angelic presence,” und privately says that lo cannot live wittiout “er, They met by chance, and it wos at McCormick’s Hall. She slngled him out from [ vast audigoce © as ane **altogether love!{v." and uddressed bim, detalling how she loved at sight, and sigue herself *“Louisa,” Ils recefves the tender missive, rotires to a private room to read it, aud s enotirely overcome, Heo roplics to her affectionate tribute with o heart glowing with warmth, und, as lovers usually do, throws in considerable nonsense and slckly pottry. il¢ wants to meet her, to bagk in her smiles, nnd shower upon hier his adwiration, wud nsks her to appolut the tima and plnce. “Loulea ! replics,eperfectly overiwhelmed by his letter und its any assurances of his love for her, und appoluts a lmlut on North Clark street for the mesting, apd, that there may be no mis- take, asks him to zet nred rose und wear it in his coat. He answers the Iotter by necting the engagenient oromptly, but walls in vain for ouisa, howover, came severnl of his gentlewen friends, wbo, nutu- rally enough, noticed his cxtra adorument; but hie Uiad no time to taik to them, though he stood at the appointed spot and in ngiven posturs for several liours, Tiie next day ko recelved o long letter from “ Louisa * which was even more affectionato than before, in which the upology was mado for ot mectlug b, that her dear old aunt was quite slck, und she had to remuln fudoors to uurse her, He replics vy letter, uraclously aceepting the apology, and asks that unother appointivent be made, and one 18 mude, much to s detlzhit. ‘I'his thne sue wants to weet hin on SBouth Clark strect, and preseribes that he shall have a blue silk bandkerchief, and freely use 0t on his nose. Ho poes and invests in o hundkerchict, and nt the upoointed tine 18 gecn lnrering in_ the ylelnity of Ilamlin's Theatre und wlldR’ flourlshinie nls new ** wipe,” But ho is agaln disnppointed, for further correspond- cnee shows thut Louiss was suddenly culled to the country to see a dying anmnulhm'. They write agalii und again, und ho zoes to o photog- raphier for his picture, which be sends ber, uhd aguln und seuln bo secks to meet ber, but Lo no purpose, uud uow he depalrs ol eyer incoting hery and 1 by ever does e will uot b in a loy- e mood, To make a ooy story short, and show liow easy it fs for 0 model young mau to be captivated und finposed upon, it 18 only nec- essary to add thut ** Louisa,"—the beautiful, adored, augelic * Loulsy,"—to whom the well- weaniog ’yunuz mun of the Criminal Clerk's oflice hus fndicted so tuch poetry, und spent so much time, aud so Hberally “adorned him- self with roses wnd huinlkerchlefs that he might become acquainted with her, ta emn- ploved fu ous of the county ofllees, nul weurs un l-tting puir of paots, snd u slouch hat, und altogetber is very awlkwurd und unattract fvein bis make-up.” Besldes this, * Louwa®™ chuws tobacco, sihokes couimon clpars, nnd;oven. sionally gets on s “bender' He takes his meals at a freo-lunch counter, sports . imus- tuche, nud, nll told, is vot just the individual *abe " I8 thought to be. *Sue™ nhas her slct- )h:\'f]vhuwurnph ou exhibitton, and prizes 1t highly. —— A Triumph of Art 01d Lady to Tasldermiat ¢ * You ean soe for yourself, mun, you anty stuffed wy pour parvot i the sunimor, and beres's his foathiers tambiing bloss ve. 'm, that's the triumph of one art, W stifl "o thing natural that they molts ln their proper scazon.” ——— STOCK SPECULATIONS. A new Public 8tocl-Exchango has been oponed at 03 LaSallo street, In this city, under tho management of 3, A, Lumpkin & Co., bankers and brokers, of Boston, Mass,, ono of the oldest anid modt reaponstblo firms {n this line of busk nose. Customers may place thelr orders por- sonally, aud trado n any stock doalt in an the New York 8tock-Exchanre, f lats of ten shares und upwards, on & margin of $1 per share. Tlie oflice fg open trom O to 3dally, und all interested in atocks are fnvited to attend, ——— ARTISTIC MONUMENTAL WORK. Mr. dJohn H. Volk has recently mado soma friportant addittons to the splendid collection of artistic designs for granite and marble monu- mental work at his ofiice, Roomn 5 McCormick Block. ——— GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. The rapidly-increasing business of the Chicago Qrain and Provlsion Exchange, No. 126 Washing. ton streot, ia patent to the most cssual obscrver who may chance to be In the vicinity of the Cham. bor of Comumarce, but the vast business traneacted for partica residing out of the city e unobacrved, except by the favored fow who may be admitted to the maillng:rooms where the pamphiets, cirenl and ather documenta are prepared and directed to apnlicanta throughout the country, Sending this valuable matter froe to all who apply mustbo rather expenalyo. AREKD'S KUMYSS bas boen nsed with highly beneficia) resnits during the last four years In the varions forms of dyspep- ais, yastritle, nansos, meneral debility, consump- tlon, ete. 1t often restores hiealth when medicines fall, Kumyss (e not & meaicine: it 1a & pleasant beveraga (a food), mado from milk, gratoful toa delicata stomach, highly nourishing, caslly digest- cd, and pnald to digestion, Nothing else mnkes flesh and Llood and strengthao fast. Every invalld should drink It tn place of beef-tea, prosls, bear, wine, or medicinal tonics. Bewara of Linitations, Hend for treatise on kumy: A Arend, chiemlat, orginator, 170 Madlison strect, Ghicago, ——— TESTED, The educated physicians and chemists of this country nse Dr, Peico's Cream Daking Powder {n thelr own famll{es, —————— DRUNKENNESS, Dr. D'Unger, discover of the cinchona cure for drunkenncss, curcs all cascs, Rloom 21 Falmer House, Ruck & Rayne: - vrate un!m-{:“nlrv :;upf::oml agents for the cele 5 e c— Try the New fragrant Vamty Falr Clgarctics, both plain and halves. Moat oxquisite of all, e out hefore you es.’ Taxldermlst: "*Lor = e RO ) K Fire Insurangy POLICIES, Merstante and Stannactare 01 Wit 10 Kot the SAre ™ 81 e Sorthres ComPA o1 I Which Fon 1o o the ¥t (ire seud for & copy of 1115 INVESRIS ey s Firo Lusurance Char for 1879, Tbieh ts mow readr. Drice, J 2% eent ‘ ctual conditton of all he amman!? T IE comiinnien g pecl T v fT90CTY IS oture thoaty ey THR INVESTIGAT 177 L, 10 transact i 84 || Every peraun = AUCTION s BY ero. b 03 80 and REGULAR TIRADE SALE DRY GOODS, TUESDAY, FEB. 18, 9:30 A : M, . BANKRUPT STk OFEIYG. GATALOGUR ALCIT 31 & ©oF Boots Shoes &Sl Wedunesday, Feb, 19, nt 9:30 o, m .. . .7 prompt, ;S When we shall show the CI; EST, BEST ASSORTED, and El:,fig. GEST - LINES of Custom-mady Work ever shown in thig city. Com. plaints of dull trade do not comg from thoso who BUY THEIR GOODS RIGHT. Catalogues and goods roudy for inspection Nonday, QL ORE & CO,, H0 and 82 Wabasheay, L CLTED (308 ETTY & ,Auctioncers, 85 & #7 Kandoloheat, WE WL L i 9, (9'CLUCK, Ngw FURNITURE . .Carpets, and Stoves, ! A General Line of Household Goods, der Deaks, Toumngey, do, Duokessen, Oy« Une govd No. H tian) \\_'.\l. SMOOLK] MARRIAGES. KEELER-DANE~AL Garden Prairie, Feb. 12, 1870, at tho Jiouse of tue bride, by the Jtay, e, Bovers IR oL R T e o dah Soer fas Be, Uoorie I Reslef aud Ml balindine: - JDEATUS, BWWARTWANT—On the 13th Inst., Tiarry A,, yoitiii. est son of Charle: L. gataon of Charlos 1L, aud Katlo M. Bwartwant, aged ks 1) daye. Funoral at tlie hoise, . % unoral at tlio Loiuse, 787 Weat Washington-at., Bun: & batrolt and Deadwood, D. T., pavers please RITTER-Fcb. 12, 1870, ! M. Eilgaberh Hitter, STt of a1 Sk hirey-arstest., Funeral survico, at’ liouse, e 16, at 1 o 'y Bunday, Feb. o'cluck, thenice by Carriakon to OAKILS Cemetbry. COURTNEY--John Courtney, oa tha 1:ith Inst. This tunersi will take plac P ol Sunday, 15th, &% i1 00Ok ,‘:-m 50, Wesh Folk ik (yVUODRUFF~Fob. 0, of consumption, Thomas 31, The remalns wers takén to Mflwaukeo for fatermont. — o Kliwaukes for Intermant. | ANNOUNCEMENTS, N ADIOURNED NEETING OF 71 8T, PAT- A rck's Boclety wiil he hield a8 the m\;rhllfiifls;l‘;l(‘ll"f‘zu g{?ggl‘l'lfllflfi otel, Monday evening, Keb. 17, at 8 IR WONANS —CHUISTIAN Unton' hlds dally_gospe) iomer Farwell 1Al 185 ff;d - Lew t X Wintame: Tucedsy, Sov Uay, Mis, Charies Goodman: Thursday. Mra. Irof 1iaven: ¥rida; . 3 3 1iavear ridey, "M Tuabiciln Joness' Batarisy, 3ir: PPUE REV. T. 1, FORBUSH WILY, I ¥ B n{: 1197 the Puliotophical fic‘cmyx "z‘xl:]lf e b wum ¥ **Tlhie Orlgin of (R0 Moral Sene, " oo o aA on Tnu'rmar WARD WEPUDLICAN CLOD WilL meet at the Grand P 5 Fell'§5¢ &% the drand Pactdc Hotel” Saturday evonfug, FPUE rENNESKEANS” WILL BTN 3 T Ry shered mElCAREat tha Foci gy ok el 1all to-day, ‘e oglo o b discussed at tho mest.- LA wmlud.y chool Jesson for to-morrow, C, M. rPHE YOUNG MEN OF G i Ttk Y20 ARG OhonaUlt GO WILL FIND evening very pieassnt aud profitaple. - 'Ilices will by s 8o aildreste for ong Food miusie, and aliort pry our,_J. C. iluntiugton will lead the meetina, CANDY. A A e s A o A AR A e CRLRDRATE - allparts, 11b and. upward, ae ocers N, Souree tionar. Chicaga, - " Confee Pttt ol R I RO, MEDIC s an clegant, pleasant, STAHL'S and reifablo remedy for PECTORAT, Coughs, Cold, and Dls- cases of the Throst and ILungs. Prico, 50 centa, ISotd by ait drucgiacs, LT . COLLECTIONS. CHICAGO 162 Washiugton-st., st oa IO RO o Relieves that succes Miflgfifinl‘ uhan” hordiglh 40" e AGENCY with overy oues = 4" e S R L I Vet e T o, DATEIN, 3 P T S L . S MyTURKISIE, Runsian, Electro- S-‘r.wrmml, Medlasted: Ve aud Kuiphur BATHS for fadlosand gentiamien are the very' Wi i) at. 1h., Trop,, PALMEL 10 U8 These Populsr and Splendld BATHE biave no equal. KING POWDER. e e b e S AN AR AR ROYAL 0., Auctioneers. VWM, A, B2 At eers and Rer Ag + ¥r3and 173 itandaloh-at, _REGULAR SATURDAY AUCTION SALE, FURNIT! ANDISE, PARLOR AND CHAMABER FURNITU Lo| GLASSEN, BHOW CASES, CHIUMOY, ETd Saturday, Fob. 15,at 9:30 o’clock . m,, At ullrwl\llelruu‘xnll. & andoiph. A Au NEW YOI, JAMES WILLIAMS, Auctlonecr, AUCTIGN NOTICE, Large, Spoctl, & Perompay BALE OF 500 BALES INDIA PANARIA GRASS HATS TIELD, MORRIS, FENXNER & C0. Wikt skLL ox Wednesday, Feb, 19, 1879, al 11 gtlek, ON FOUR MONTHS' CREDIT, AT.THEIR STORES, Nos, 65 & 57-White-st,, New York, BY ORDER OF Messrs, Kurtz, Stubosek & O, 25,000 DOZEN Boys’, Youths’, Mon’s and Planters' INDIA PANAMA GRASS AT, All Extra Qoality and Newly Imported Gols. N.'B.~1Wo call the particular ntteution of the holt s 10 this dalo. comprising the lams Tatncver uffercd at pubilc auction, T offered In vuch assurtnivnts of l; Hst and Milinsry trade, Smaller sizes, Iy adapted for Dress and Slade 1uta, il e mid w; rately, winla the regular ssartments for the l1sitrils einbrace all wizes, from Boys' up (o the larkest Pisate slre. - Bessectul g grunoos & o Now York, Feb, 13, 1570, Taurlsts, Travelers, Fxcur ta, stiould ¥ely AN T WILTS Yor Trunks, satcheld lak e, JUwhipay No, 14 stotet ) AE < 4 Wholesala .t Jtetal Tiat. Gooun went C Holh ngzont forthu * ST LTIV Wigs inadotaorter ant warr e| led 292 y fid bt — el BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tho Royal Bakiax Pawder lu it pure Grenm of Tartar Powder. Indorced snd recommended Haycs, Boaton; Lrofesor teptls, Pilludelphily, ctc, or 11e whol ssmenest by such eminent cheminta as Dr, Mott, New Yorki e Buld Galy 1a Eans, by il Uracers, $27~ lowaro of tha Injurious Alum Tarders, Manufacturers and delers urgs You to buy them, becsuse (57 can afford ta oll them g =) Cia, & puund wind dunbld their 2] 11 {8 GinioAL wiire to contaln alum. Tha contfaued usn of Al prodice bustivation, fudigestion. heudachie, sud dyspopsia uifects o blood, caisrs pumiplesun | ninc’rmp & GAMBLE'S MOTTLED D not buv Raking Powder loose, xrip v daves €K ROTAN SOAF. T THE PATRONAGE OF expertenced and economical housekee exiunt of this * patranage " ma; 18 {8 glven to Procter & Gambie's Hottled German Soap, becauss they find It aiwaya teliable, ob accaunt of jts uniform atrenyth and pucity- iy @ extimated by the fuct that miore of Procter & Grinbio Butiled Gsrman Soap s said by the retall grocers of Chicago Shun v nny (wa ather The bran Water casily penietrates Soaps masde of questiotisbly materiuls, which weakens aud softens theit PROCTER & GAMBLE'S or soften. The small [ T T READ T ADULTEQFR.ATION > STARCH. I have oarofully analyzed, both Chomianally and Mioroscopteally, samplos of Kingsford's “ Oswogo Purs Starch” and * QOswogo Bilver Gloss Starch,” Both Bamples are careful proparations of Maize (or Indian Corn), quite freo irom any ad. mixture of Sulphate of Lime, or any other de. scription of minoral watter,or adulteration of any kind, Tho gluten of tho grain has beon oarofull arated, and the Staroh containe no trace of acid, No purer article could be introduced into the BERNARD DYER, F, 0, 8,, Member of the Sociély of Public Analysis, Consulting Clemist to the Nevon County Agricuitiral Assocfation, market, The Nutts, Chumber of Agriculture, &e, matter, sop- I rocontly purchased, " the same nglshhorhnod', 2 sorios of oight sample of starch, paying for thom threo ditpren On subjecting 0, wholo of thom to bo adultoratod with 20, aven nearly 40 per cont of earthy or This I found to cousist of Totter i whito, torra alba, or sulphate of 1o~ N, Y, Times, Oot, 6,878, KINGSFORD’S OSWEGOQ PURE . SILVER GLOSS | STARCH 07TTLED GERMAN 5042 is madlo of Saponigied dbed Oil, hy bust material known for producing hurd, durable and effective Snnp[ wliich water » i pitca call be used 10 advantuge, A trinl Wi 1 ot weaken iclied. Bold oVeryWhots: s JUSUUSSPRS on thb same doy, and i znfl'-“%" them to analysis, I 10US5 .4 ‘minors! winerst . FOR THE LAUNDRY . : AND MANUFACTURERS. IS ABSOLUTELY PURIL