Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 11, 1879, Page 8

.~ THE CITY. GENERAL NEWS. ”.muau 11, B, Hopktns, Pcorls, I8 reaistercd at the Bherman, . . Gen. W. D, Washburn, Minneapolls, is a guess of the Paclle. B The on, John N. Thurston, Omnoha, Is a guest of the Tremont. . 'The Ilon. C. W. Marshall, Urbana, O, Is stopping at the Bherman, “The Mon. C. A, Eldred, Fond du Lac, s smong the guests of tho Sherman, J. Waldo, General Passenger Agent of the . Houston & Contral Texas Rallrond, 18 at the Pacllic, A. V. H. Carpentor, General Passenger Agent, and J. 8. Evoreat, tencral Traveling Aeent, of the Chicazo, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ruflroad, aro at the ‘Lremont. Gen, John C. Fremont, Governor of Arizona, srrived from the West yesterday afternoon via the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacilic Railroad, He ls en route to Washington, ] rday, as observed by M fl:u:fl%ctf:llu‘::,oesy fi;:?l(uug' street. (Tl:m!!Nil Tuilding), was at 8 4. . 40 deg. ; 10 a. n,y 605 35 1y 653 3 n. m., 683 8 pom,, 00, Barometer at 80, m., 20.49; 8 p. m,, 2041 J. 0, Polllippt, Counell Dlufls, Diviston fght Agent, and Henry P. Ducl, Omahn Bieal Arent, of tho Chlengo, Burlluston & Quincy Raiiraad, are at the Tremont. Tho military headauarters will be In the Honore Block to-day. The workof removal was commeoced }-caturdny. ‘The different ofll- cers of the stafl will occupy their old rooms. Coroner Diotzach yesterday held an inquest. upon Edward F. Lnily, who dled Snturdur at the County Hospltal of Dyernis, the resuitof in- urles received o an clevator accident, nt 1 Btate atrect, on the 20ith of last month, . ‘The last report of the Surzeon-General shows that Chicago, for the week ending March 1, had the lowest death-rato of any city of slza in the Unlon. The rate Licre was twelve, while in most of the Eastern cities and in Europe it runs over + twenty. F. J. Hulmr! No. General Superintendent of the East River Rallrond; Thomas P, Barry, General Passenger Agent of the Bultimore & Dhlo Rail- road; ‘T, C. Power, General Manager, and J. C. Tarr, General Passenger Apgent, of the Benton lino of steamers, arc at the Palmer, Late Bunday night J, C. Barrow, of No. 99 Desplaines street, and Florence McCarthy, of No. 217 West Lake street, roport that they were knocked down b?~ a team attached to streot-cor No. 808, goluz west, on Madison street. Both escaped with slizht seratches and o few cuts. The greatest pedestrlan feat on record took place on Saturday last upon State strect, west slde, between Madison and_Washington, from B:80 till 5:80,—two hours,—17,5(0 people pnssing , o cortain point. Estbnatme three miles per . hour each, und wo have the grand result of 107,160 miles. . The Unlon Veteran Club held a rogular wonthly meeting Jast evoning in_their rooms in the Grand Pacific, Gen. A. L. Chotlain in the chair. A long discussion on parllamnentary questions was indulged in, after which about twonty-five new mombers wore elected, The rest of tho evening was devoted to unimportant rontine business. Jobn W. Gaynor, 20 years, was found dead in his. bed, ' at” No. Blue fstund avenue, at 8 o'clock last eveplng, He hod been employed 08 a . broommaker, and came home fram lus work yesterday morning feeling badly. Ha retired to his own room and was . mot'seen uotl] evening, when his mother went with some food to his rvom. Heart-disease fs supposed to have been the couse. The following are the officers of Pressmen's Unfon, No. 3, recontlp elocted: President, A. B. Auor} Vice-President, John Meillen; Rec- ording kccmmry, J. A. U'Conner; Financial and Corresponding Secretary, Willlam J. Tato} ‘Treasurer, Stephien McNamara: Executive Com- mittee, James E. Hardy, A, J. Beckler, J, C. McBean; Board of,Directors, F. Goss, G. Qar- yahan, Charles Moore, George Smith, G, Proc- tor: duml(nu, J. Malley. H. R. Pago & Co., the map-publishers, have profected an atlna of Chicago, cach section ac- rupylng a page of the work, showing not on:{y oll fhe detalls in previous works of this kind, but oven all the strect fmprovements ot n tlanes, -The work i8 being done in benutiful style, and whon complote the atlis will be not snly n faithful reproduction of the city, but a very handy and compact work for practical use. 1t wiil be sold by subscription. At a meeting of the Dircctors of the Lum- bermun's Exchange yesterday the, lullmrl%: ofll- cors were elected: 'resident, Thaddeus Deans Vice-President, John McLaren; Becretary, A. U, Titchcock; Treasurer, A, @. VanSchaack; Exccutive Committee, Jonn McLaren, 8. A. Arlsh, and C. K. Hamilton; Ingpcction Commit- tee, M. McDonald, 8. A, Irish, Perley Low, A. A. Carpenter, and B, Ferguson; Dock Com- nittee, John McLaren, S, A, Irlsh, sud A, G. ‘anSchanck. . Lowell M. Montgomery, 80 ycars of age, dled ahout 8 o'clock yesterday moriiug at Haunott's boarding-nouse, No. 803 Blue Istund avenue, without the attendancc of a phvsiclan. o ha Deen At for three months with nsthma and bron- chitis, aud only left the County Hospital on the 16t of the present month. He was last employed by Heary Btophens, corner of Twenty-secund and Throop streets, as o night watchwman, The Coroner held an ln?uen auntunhy afternoon, ancd found a verdict of death trom valvular dls- ease of the heart, Yesterday afternoon Mr, L, Falrbanks, Jr., o lawyer from New York, wus run down at the corner of Btate und Monroe streets by a runn- ray horso attached to a buggy. Ile was earrled in an unconscious atate into the Palmer flouse, where ho {8 stopplng, und attended by Dr. E. H, Horsey, resldeny yiy hvaiclan of the " hotol. It was found thut he hiad recelved o voncussion of the brain, bad contuslons on the right shoulder amd left Jeg, and a eut over the bridge of the nose, Last ovening lie was restiug (lulully. hay- ingz been restored to sensibllity, ‘There was a laay In the buggy at the time of the occurrence, but she escaped uninjured, the horse having been stopoed alter a sliort run. ‘Che name of the owoer und occupant could not be learned, An odd Incldent happened at Justice Scully's Court e‘cuurdny morning, The plaintifls {n o cause fn bearing ealled for o jury of slx mon, and a veniro was placed fu the hunds of a Con- stable. ‘The officer went out and sent hils men one by ono to the court, The defendant in the cause had, meauwhile callod for slx men in additlon, und another vonire was made out and placed fu the hands of another Constable. It would nn?enr that alilcer No, 3 waa o nan_constitutiovally tired, Ho stood at the head of the flight of stairs leading to the Court, and a8 the wen summoned by ofticer No, 1 came up they were scized und * returned ! by No. 2. " Therefore oflicer No, 1 was obliged to go gut und call in six other men, ‘I'lius the jury when accepted consisted of twelve men all drawn by the plainttff. It made no differenco In the cause, An ndjourned mecting of tha 8t Patrick's Boclety was beld at tho Grand Pacific Hotul lust evoning, W. J, Onalion in the chatr. 'I'hie Becere- tary snnounced that he had a communleation from Lyman Trumbul] accepting an fuvitation to the banquet March 17, Messrs, W, J. Ounhan, J. F, Bontleld, B, Callaghan, Thomas C. Moran, and C. C. Copeland wers chosen ns detegates Lo the Natlonal Colonlzation Contereuce, ta be hield ot the Grand Pacltlc March 17, at 13 o'clock, A list of alternates was also sclected, 'The President read a communication from Brock L. BeVickar, uromlulnf; to write a voem for the occaslon. ~ Comnmunications were also recelved anuouncing the fact that large delEFflflOnl would bo -present from Minoesota, Wisconsiu, uud Kansus. The following names were proposed for clection to the Boclety, awd duly electeds J. 3, Bmyth, Christlau Casschinan, d, E, Moran, Will- iaw Luckiey,Thomas Hoyne, and T'nonins Hutch- insou. ‘The meeting adjourned after discussing BuIng arrangements for tho banquet. GUACELAND QEMETERY, The conferences which bhave been held for some tlue past at the Sherman Honse between tlie ufticials of the Graceland Cernetery Compae uy aud futercsted *citizens of Lake View, fn re- zard to the extension of the cemelery grounds, haye concluded in & manner satisfactary to all concerned, A pamphlet bos just been pube llshed embodyluys the results of the meetings, which embraces still- Surther arrangements than Jhoss olready given in Tum Tumsune, In zaso the town passes an ordinance exteuding tho right of burtal to the Company 1 the entire ‘traet bounded on the north by "Bulzer streot, on the west by the Orcen Buy road, on the south by Gracelund avenue, and ou the west by Stella street, the Company will therefore mccupt the boundaries thus cxtended, und will relinquish all claita or intentton to use or acquirg for urlal purposcs any other land I Lake View, They also bind themselves to pay ull taxes fevied upon ts lauds mot now ‘zlosed for cemetery purposes, for the y 1675, 2670\ 1677, und 1878 ‘Thy Company al biuds itsel! In caso of sicn extenslon 10 cun- “Aribute so much of the lund owned or to be ac- 'auirvd b{ {t as sunll be mccessary to extend :Biells sireet, sixty-four feet wide, due uorth Arom Graccland pveous to Bulzer street, and alzo to keep froe from actual Interments and plant with hedee-trecsa o stelp of land Ofty wide wide along the west 1lne of Steiln street. A similar engagsmont Is mado in case of the purchase of what Is knawn as the *‘Buizer Tract” on the north. A petition siened by a large number of property-holders and oth- cra Interested was vresented t5 the Board of Trosteoes last avening, praying them to refer tha matter to the voters at the next annual clection of town officers, Mesei 1. Chasc, J, B. Wal- ler,and 8, 11, Kerfoot constitute the Committee, and recommniend the proposed extension to the vaters, in 80 far ns they present the pamphict to the public, although they refrain from making any argument {n regard to the advisability of aceopting tho proposition. MATTHEW GRAPP. Tha Merchants' Exchange, nn organization of wholesalo rrocers of this chy, held a meeting vesterday inornlng_in the rooms of the Urug Exchange, No. 44 Wabaeh avenue, for the pur- puse of pasaing appropriute resolutions to the nemory of the late Matthew Grafl, an old and respected member of the Exchiange. A E, 8praguc called the meeting to order nml atated the purpose for which they hiad come together, Meaers, P. H. Willard, Henry Sayres, and Hoyt wero sppointed a committee i Willlam M to dralt resolutions. They roported the follow- mously adopted: ing, which were ui Wiengas, Mr, Graff was an old resident of this ¢lty, and hnd been engaged in wholesale businces here nearly a quarter of a centary, during all of which time he enjoyed In an eminent depreo the confldenco of all with whom he had business relas tions, while his kindnoss of heart, fzumlemnnl deportment, and unswerving intecr! 'l’ Won an sccured to him the ereat eood-will of a farge circle of our cstimable citizens; therefore, Resolred, Thatitls but a just tribute to the memory of the deoarted to say that fn regrotting hin removal from our midst we mourn for one who wan in every way worthy of our respect and ro- gard; and further Rtesotved, That we sincerely condole with the family of the deceased on tlie dispensation witn whicl it has pleased Diving' Providenco to affict them, and commend thom for consolation to llim who orders all things for the best, and whoee chastisemonts are meant in morcy. A CUILIOUS ACCIDERT, by which scversl porsons nearly lost their lives, occurred yesterday aficrnoon, About hnl(qml 8 o'clock & rotten atona In the sidewalk in front of Studebaker Bros.! carringe storo on Wabash avenue, just south of Field, Lelter & Co.'s, cracked nd broke, and the whole thinr caves in, leaving a gaplng hole about 20x13 fect. There were two ladics and two boys nkmn the walk when it sloped, and they were all preci- pitated Into tho basement, * The umployes of the firm at ouce hastened to the rescue, nnd the victims were token out uninjured; but the ladles wora so badly scarcd that " they were sent home in carriages, The bullding {8 owned by Mrs. Rebocea Chureh, a sister of Mr. 8, D, Kimbark, the hardware mor- chant, and was m.'cl:‘pll:(l by Studcbaker Bros,, of South Band, Ind, as their Chicazo sales- rooms. Stoncmasons and others nll ngreo that the accldent was caused by a dofective stone, which waa cracked in the first place, and thie frost en- tered into aud gradually weakened it until it foll of its own weight, It muy bo Intercst- ing to know that the aldewnlk in ques- tion was lald Ed Walker, the Court-House contractor. The walk will be im- medlately repaired by the Binger & Talcott Btone Company, who lald the swalk adjoining on the north. The damago {s placed at about $200. A quantity of whecls, shalts, und other stock was storcd under the walk, andis damaged nbout §450 worth, An sye-witness atates that when the wall fell and the Indies slid down nto the basement, say- cral Jarge pieces of stone fell after them, and it wus & miracle that they were not crushed by the falling masses. ‘The noines of the Iadles could not be nscer- tained, a8 they were taken home {inmedlately. THE CITY-HALL. ‘The license-recelpts were 850, The scrip disbursements were $250. Among the deaths last week wero three from old age, twopersons bofng 00 and one 92, Four cases of scarlet fever and one of diph- therfa were reported to the Health authoritics. Not more than half of all the serip called In has_been presented for redemption. Why the Yiolders do not preseat the paper and get the cash Ia a puzzle. The Treasurer’s rocelpts were: Collector, $105; Bouth Town Collcctor, §650.63; Water Oflice, $2,240.01; Comptroller, $50.44; total, $4,012.0L. " He pald out 85,000, A permit was {ssued yesterdny to Hugh [Mc- Birncy & Co, to arect o three-story brick white- lead ¥Mlo 80x100, o boller-rooin 33x40, und un offico 18x85, at the corner of Sixteenth and Brown streets, to cost $20,000. ‘There were 165 deaths last week, an increaso of 39 over the preceding one, and of 33 over the corresponding one last yoar. Of the decedents 62 were under 2 years of age. Convulsions car- rled off 173 fovers, 113 consumption, 14; nnd bronchitis, 8. ‘The JFi(ch and Sixth Wards fur- nished 12 cach and the Fourteenth 18, The Mayor has receivedaJetter fromn Nicholas TFish, the American Minister to Switzerland, nsking reltef for tho sufferers by tha recont firo at Meyringen, in the lernese Oborland, nearly the whiole of the beautiful villajze having becnt awept away. The distress, he says, 18 heart- rending. Englund was already contributing, und the nppeal was made to Ciicago with the conviction that ft would not bo without result, us Switzerland was a liberal ‘and symopathetic contributor to her in her distress. Hemittances can bo made to Gruuer, Haller & Co., of Berne, Switzerland sent 815,710.95 to Chicazo In 1871, and it is to bo hoped that, now thut an oppor- tunity is presonted, the peoplo of this city will take udvantage of it to reciprocate. THY: COUNTY BUILDING. Trank Donahuo's case has hecu set for Friday in the Criminal Court, snd Btevens® for the 27th inst. ‘fhe Treasurer sold two $500 bonds yesterdny, and will have the $1,000 bonds on land to-day, and the $100s in o weck. The venire for the March Grand Jury is re- turpable on the 17th {nst., but that body will not meet until the 2th just. Julmn{ Lamb hoe ngain naserted his inno- cence of ony participation fu the Raco murder or {n the burglary preceding it The capias suit of 11, I, Shufeldt & Co. va. Bochm & Hartinan was on trial Lefore Judze Loomis yesterday, and was glven to the jury last evenlmg. Judge Loomis put over the bastardy cases set down “for hearln) caterday in thie County Court, pendin, Iu:{ynlnlon regarding the juris-- diction of thut Caurt fu such cuses, In the Criminal Court yesterday, Prince Wat- sou, a colored mun, pleaded guilty to an assault with intent to do bodil; Injnr{, and was sen- teneed to the County Jail for thirty days, John Backloy pleaded gulity to u like offeuse, and recelved o similar sentence, Alex MeKenzlo pleaded guilty to au assauit with tutent to kill, and was remimled, Cyrll Biiledicu was tried for larceny, found guilty, and scot for one year to the Ilouse of Correction, John Poster “was dischariged on o habeas vorpus, the charwe against him being larceny as bajlee. John Mel- len pleaded gullty to lareeny, and was re- munded for senteuce, Johin Ryan also pleaded guiley to larceny, and was sent to the [louse of Corrcction for thirty days. Jolin Papulsol was tricd for the larceny of 8225 ju cash, found zuilty, and was seutenced to the Yenitentiary for five yeurs, TFEDERAL IPACTS. The subscriptions to the 4 per cont bonds at the Bub-Treasury vesterday were $2,000, Yesterday's internal-revenue returns at Col- lector Harvey's offico amounted to $25,408, of which whisky panned out $10,803. T, J. Lee, the notorlous ‘‘coney® man, got outof the Bridewell agaln yesterday, his last terin belng slxty daye, and Is ouce mors let loose on the comuunity, The case of l-x-)lnyor Heser, the nlleged crooked brewer trom Galenn, will come up be- fore Commissloner Hoyne Thursday, to which thme it was vontinued when the urrest and ar- rufgoment were made, something ko a month ojo. \'cucrda{ waa auarterly pay-day at the Bub- Treasury for rallway nail trausportation, aud 1he Illinols Central und Chleago, Burlington & Quluey took oul a goodly portion of the $104,- 000 disbursed for that and other purposes dur- fnyg the day. 5 Everything is working. rnrldly and smoothly at the new Government Bullding, the two gangs, day and nipht, mnulnli: thinge lterally hum, ‘I'lie baseuent §8 being cleaned out, preparations lor puttlng ucrete floor are well under way, und the fron-work Is bLeing patnted white, —ih uo coat which will Do given the celling und walls, ‘Phe uew Post-Oflice quarters, in addition to being roommy, witl be much superlor to the present accommodations o the matter of Hlezht siud ventilation, on which particular pains will bo bestowed. 1F nothing un?ookud-lor hav- veus, the basement will bo ready for occupancy early in April, und the Post-Office will tako what may be called itg last move.- The work on the nupper stories Is golng on with the same busi- ness-like air, nnd oversthing, In short, is being done to push the complation of the entire bulla- ime, Gen. MeDowetl received anothier bateh of plans yestorday, and expeets the material tor 1hie chimneya and the {ron sash for the window- frames to-day. A COUPLE OF CIRCULATS wero recelved at lh%rbnlldlu yesterday, one from Commiasioner Rawg, and the other from Assistant-Sccretary Frelich, of the Treasury Department, which are of some importance to people having dealings with the Internal Reve- nue and Customs Departments, The first ro- 1ates tothe apcclal tax linbility of a successor it business of a firm which dissolves before the expirntion of its socclal-tax, stamp and pro- vides, In conformity with o late decision of the Bupreme Court in the cass of the United Btates vs. Adam Glab, that such successor shall not be required topay a further special tax for carrying onthe same buslucss atthe #nme placo for the remainder of the neriod tor which the atamp was fssued to the old firm. Where a_member of a firm, however, carries un the busiucss after the firm's dissolution, and assoviates with Lim a porson who was nota member of the old lirm, the unew likm thus con- stituted s required to pay a speeial tax nud take out o new spcclal-tax stamp, oven though ::m ul:‘{nn of the now firm Lo the samo as that of he old. ‘The otlier cirenlar was In relation to the cor- rectlon of errors fn entries aud involees, which, according to Art. 534 of the Customs Regula- tlous, could heretofors only be done by the suthorlty of the Treasury Dopartmicnt, after A proper Tepresentation of e case, throuch the Collector of Customs. In practice it was found that this course burd- enail the Department with the declsion of cases in which the errors inade were morely of a forinal nature, and which might, therefore, uroucrl{ be corrected by the Collector. The article hins, lnn.-relom, been so modided s to read as fol- ows: Manifest clerlcal errare, made In an invoiceoren- try, may be corrccted in the cnmrulnnon of duties by tho Collector of Custowms, with the sanction of tho Navat Offfcr (wher there {s onc), if such er- ror bo discovered befora Nquidatlon, or, If dlscov- ered alter lquidation, if written proteat he flled with the Collcctor or ather chiof ofticer of the Cus- toms within ten days after such discovery by the finporier, No claim for a return of dutles wihl, however, bo nllowed by the Collector unless pro- sented to him within onc year from the time of tho payment. Orher cases will be eubmitted to the Department. In addition to the sbove, acircular was recely- od trom Secretary Sherman calling attention to Arts, 8 and 23 of the Universal Postal Unton, Conventlon of -Paris, June, 167, in consequunce of which no officlal stamnps or franked envelopes can be used in prepayment of mail matter sent to any torelgn country on nnd after Agrll 1, 187, etc. The ordinary privata stampe will bo piaced upon such forelgn matter upon [ts delivery for the purpose at the mail-room of this oflice, under the dircction of the Chief Clerk of the Depart- ment, to whom such stamps will be issued for the purpose, Another circular, from Cashier Gilfillan, of the United States Treasury, provides thut Na- tional banks, in reimbursiiy the 'l‘rcusug' for their circulating notes redeemed under Sec. 3 of the net approved Junc 20, 1874, may forward directly to the Assistant Treasuror of the United Btates fn New York checks drawion New York, payabla to the order ol that oflicer, with instrie- tions to deposit the amount to the eredit of the 6 per cent Redemption Fund, and to forward the certitieate of deposit therefor to the Treas- urer of the United Sintes, Checks drawn on any other place then New York, or sent to any ntficr oflicer than the Assiatant Trensurer of the United States In thut city, are 1ot suthorized to e recelved under these regulations, 1. B. MILLER. There wss to have been an inquiry yesterday morning into_the alleged concealment, on the part of * Buffalo " Miller, ex-County Trensurer, now In bankruptey, of certain nssets which would, if brought to 'Ilg,ll!, swell tha proapective dividends of the creditors, prominent among whom is the llide & Leather Bank, which charges u conceaiment of some $8,000 worth of asscts, and which some timo ago, when Miller apolicd for a discharge, obtained the order for the cxamination before Register Hibbard, The partles wero all present with the excoptlon of the man who was chiefly wanted,~** Buffalo " bimself. Even District-Attorncy Bangs, al- though the QGovernment i first creditor to the nmoant of its claims ogainat the bapkrupt, including a judgment of $26,421.80 for Millor’s forfeituro of Golsen & Eastman's bond, put in an appearance for the purpose of seelngs that nverythhn{: was done up in ship-shapo style. Without Miller, however, the eximiuation could not take place, and thero wos gome vague talk about attaching the gay distiller for conteropt of court. It turncd out, however, that no ‘notice to appuar had beon served ou the absent baukrupt, und the whole matter went over until such notice should bo given, or until * Buffulo™ puts {u avother appli- cation for a discharge, when the objection to granting it will probably be renewed on the old grouud, nnd another order for an examination entered, It was shrewdly surmized that the faflure to notify * Buf’ was owing to the non- rendiness of the bankk to furaish guch proof ns they desirca ip support of their allegation, and for the purpose of galning time and keeping ln:(;nuumm out of his dischargo in the in- te d ORIMINATL. Constable Phillp Kocbler, charged with as- sault on J, Bllversimith, cditor of the Occident, was before Justice Halnes yestorday, aud ob- toined a continuance tiil March 17, James Brigdell and wifo were before Justice Robinsun yesterday, charged by Patrick Bennett with assault with deadly weapons—a knife and astone. The caso was continued to March 15, Mageie McGraw was held to the Celminal Court yesterday fn bonds of 8100 by Justice Mataon for the larceny of a ring from o member of the family of Col. Ellitborpo, by whom sho was employed ns o servant, Late Sunday nieht Lieut, Lloyd came upon James Boyle and Lorenzo Cassabaum just os the former had robbed a drunken woman named Ilanoah Grifiths of $11 In a saloon at No, 112 West Randolph street, kept by Fred Stuber. ‘When Boyle suw the oflicer hohanded the money to Cossabuum, and attempted to ruo away. e was held by Justice Morrison in $500 bonds to the Criminal Court, and his compauion was dis- charged. E. J, Ives, of Bt. Louls, an elderly, good-" looking rentlemnn, who ought to have known better than frequent suci places, last ovening complalned at the Armory 1hat he had bren rohbed of 800 cagh fn the room of Mitlic Edng, at No. 614 Stato streot. 1le had been steeplng and sobur- g up there for the past two davs, During the duy ho saw o wman peck into the room several times, but le thought uothing of the occurrence untll last evening, when be tnissed hls moncy. Notifylng Oflicer Peterson of hia loss, Millio was arrested wnd taken to the Arwory, ‘The man who had peeked dnto the room followed closcly after, and upon reaching the station was ulso “arreated, as Mr. Ives thinks he 1s the one who committed the theft., ‘The moncy was mostly in larzo bills, which were wrapped up fn an old leathern pocketbook, carried fu an funer vest-packet, Arrests: Mary Jane Esfiy. four sllk searfs’und one sillk handkerehiel at the Boston Htore on Htate street; John Ryan ond Charles Morrlson, liss Kerg, two youug pleke pockets who are continually plying their voca- tion_on the crowded thoroughfares, but who nearly ala) ausge to vacape when the police beuvé In sighty Richard L. Shannon, gas-itter, churged with belping himsclf to alot of gas- plpy, becuuse, as by n:li's. Mr, Kendrick, propric- tor of the Navada tel, would uot pay him what he owed; Michael urawl»y, allus Mushn, caughit steallng a'bolt of ladics' dress goods from tn tront of J. York's dry-zauds store, No, catiaht_shopliting 763 llalated strect; Mrs, Sarah l,u(lluw, waking threats Lo Mary Cole- man, of No. Jefferson ~ atreet; Catlieriny Osborn and elght iumntes of her housu of {ll-fume nt No, § Meridian stroet, the Hat including several negroes nud whites, au Italian, a Chinaman, nid n Boheminu; Elfzaboth and Augustine McManuman, disorderly, on compluiug of Charles Wymauv, who objects to thew accosting him when out walking with his new flaine, as e clalns to bu legally divoreed from Llizabeth, A case showing the beneticent results of ad- vertising in T Tripuxny und the unfortunate results of practieal foking came to Mght yester- day ot Justico Huines’ oftice, when Mr. J, Ba- beuf was brought i charged with assaulting nud threatentng to kitl John F. Turner. It upe pears _thut ‘I'uroer and Babeut were botu em- Woyed at Knight & Leonard's, and were, to all appearances, faat (riends, Une doy ‘Turner con- cotved tho {den of fuserting fn Tin TuIvuNg au ndvertisement stating that Habeuf desired to birs u.emnll army of laborers, or somothiug of tho sort, ‘The cum:efi:lun resulted in u serlous nunoyunce to beuf, ‘The men camg umd conttoued to come. Kulght ‘& Leopurd’s establishment wos overrun with them, Naturally a colilness grew up be- tween Turner and his victhu, Bubeul was inado 1he butt of mavy a ridiculous remark by fellow-workers, ~ He became desperate, and urmed himself with & small pistol contalning no cartridges, and yesterday, when ‘Iurner was mure than ordlusrily tuntalizhiyg, a guarrel en- sued, Dabeu thougbt thut Turncr was sbout to st {m, and ha therefors whipped out hts empty little gun and bade_hia assallant _stanil back. Turner stood back as far as Justico Hainea' dispensary, amd presently a constable, futrenchied behind'a warrant, stormed the works and took Babeuf prisoner. e gave bail for np- pearanco Aarch 13 at 2o'clock. Turner has been discharged by Knlaht & Leonard, aud Ba- beuf s under ball,” Buch fs life. * About 8:60 last evening a row oceurred in the saloon kept by Charles Mortemore, on (hie cor- ner of Fourtli avenua and 1'olk streots, hetween tiro eolored men named Anderson Ford and Walter Knighton, when the latter drew n knifo and stabbed Ford fn the abdomen, The wound- od man was taken to-the oflice of Dr. Hilder- brant and cared for. s cnso is not considered dangerous. Ub to latest reports Knlghiton was still'atInrge, but it is expected he will be brought jn within a few hours. “Cheyenno? 18 becoming terribly desporate, and the folks about the Criminal Coyrt must aca to it that some of these robbers ifid thiey- ing harlots o to the Penitentiary, They, amd not the police, ars the ones to blame for the oresent condition of affairs. Yesterday foro- noon 08 Abraham Epsteln, from De- trolt, was uvassing the vorner of Clark and Polk streets, lie was accosted by Maud Kinney, n notorious weuen, who nske him to change a 85 bill for her. He drew his pocketbook out to oblize heryaud when in front of No. 404 O lark street Maud snatchied it and the coatents, which Epstein savs wers $43 in cash and two notes for £300, and ran up-stairs, fpsteln pursued, and when at the bhead of tho stairs Maud broke a beer-piteher oxer his head, and in the scuflle which ensued, sho mannged to hide the plunder. Lpstein wos forced to retreat, and Oftlcer Messing, upon hearing of the- ailalr, ar- rested the woman nnd locked lier up at the Ar- mory. Matid has Been bound over to the Crim- 1nal Court tor rabbery, with conclusive evidence ogainst her. at least ‘a half-dozen times in two years. But, like all the wenches of Cheyenne ishio carry on in the enmo manner, she spends o few days In the County Jall, nud the casc is heard of no more. It would ereate a sensation if some of tlie white frequenters of theso dives were to bo made known through the colutns of the press. . Justicc Bummerficld: John Geavy and Ralph Huston, Inrceny of a watel from a Indy guest at the Burdivk House, 8500 to the 11th: Frank Howan, breaking open n showease u front of a brush-factory at No: 167 Madlson street, $50 fine, and "his two younz compaolocs 'dischiarged with . a severe warning; Edward McCoy, an old colored _wman, caught ateallng ehickcus from Willian Tadel: ford, of No. 1250 Prairic ayenue, $100 fincy James King, larceny of a gold watch worth $60 from Willinin_Ermellng, of No. 979 West Har- rison street, 3500 to the Criminal Court: Ed- ward Badzoly, threals to Kill his wite, §500 to keep the Tpeaco for ona year; Richard Ryan, an ex-convict, nrrested upon suspicion, §i00 fine . for vagrancy; n number o depraved young meu c:uth. in company with luose womren, fine cach; Fannlo Lastmnan and Magefe liounn. drunkards, 8100 floe cach, Justlce Morrison: Michnel Kenoedy, caught steallng gratn from a car on the Northweatern Rallroad; Fred Varges, larceny of 200 pounds of bruss from . Willlam Dodge, aud o buegy and harness from George Dodgo, all of which have been recovercd, &30 to tho Criminal Court; Johin K. Durr, assault- ing and threatening his fe, on complinint of Mra. If. L. Royee, $500 tokeep the pueacc one year; Maory Lawless, whom 1t was clalmied Jaines and Jacobs ubdueted from her hame, 3500 to the 11th npon a cuarge of digor- derly conduct; Georire Kelloy nnd Willle Rlley, ex-conviets brought In for vagrauey, $100or tweuty-four bours to leave towni John Sheehan ond Martin Mulvey, yagrants, §300 to the 14th, and 8500 0 the same date upon suspiclon of having robbed o _ mro- cer; nt tho corner of Leavitt and Fulton streets; Charles Wlllams, con- sptracy, 3500 to the 11thy John Galushn and Jobn Bell, ateallng Capt. O'DonnelV’s chl:kenn‘ 2% fine for the firat, and o term in the Brothers' Asylum_for the sccond; I'at McDonald, alins “Red Cloud,” 50 tine; Charles Abel, selliy, liquor to minors, $300 to the 10th; Joseoh Slater nud Juseph Dorgan, the uua(lwuml Gold- smid dlamond robbers, discharged for Inck of prosecution; Alexander Beaublen, forging an order for $§ worth of lumber unon John O'[Iars, %t ‘f(o.&’ki West tiarrison strect, $100 to the THA KNIVE. The weekly criminal calendar was opened Inst night by two sovero cutting serapes: About 8:80 p. m, Otto Schewy, a German nbout 24 years old, and only one month over from the old country, got into an altercation with one John Zawestuskl, his cousin, and Adolph, a 16-ycar-old son of the man with the Jaw-breaking™ name,” with whoso family he wns boarding at No. 610 State sprect. The row s supposed to have arlsen from some troubla ubout “the board-bill; but the parties concorned being oll Gerinans, it was difl- cult to ret ot the truocause, In the meleo that followed, the boarder 'got the worst of it, re- cefving slx cuts upon his back and three scalp wounds. One ol the Intter .was fully two inches long and very paluful, the blood flow- int freely, A cut on his loft shoulder was three fuches long and an foch deop, He was aottended by Dr. Mog, druzgist, at the corner of Stale and Thirteenth streets, John Zawestuski, the father, also recelved n lone gash In the arm, which wus sewod up by Dr. Montzomery Jones, Olficers John Fitzpabrick. QGeorgo Mead, und Don Consldine captured the trio and lodged them in the Harrison Streot Sta- tion. A snilor’s breac-knife about a foot and a half long was taken fu, which is supposed to bo the weapon used by Otto Schewy. The wounda of the latter, though palnful, are not considered dangerous, HOTET: ARRIVALS, GHRAND PAOIFIU HOTEL. J. W, Dixon, Madison. , |A. R, Lee, Etle, Pa. C. IL. Lawrenco, N, O, ' [IL.11.Wheoler, (irooklyn. J, Browne, Dos Molncs, |R. . Davis, Cheyenno. Qeorge Lverott, loston, 1P’ Lowell, Omaha, ¥. M, Qlipin, Philadel. . [J, J. White, Ft. Wayne. PALMUR HOUBE, C. A. lnko, Mendota. G.B.Mnrnhl“!,fimnxlg. AW, Clarke, Papil., Neb, (G, W, Adame, Tiflin, O. Henry Howard, Boston, |, Stanley, Oakland, Cal. W, _itacon, Topeka, B, ¥, Peton, Austin, §, B, Kirny, Littlo Rock. {W. II. Stevens, Detroit. TREMONT IOUSE, 3 Ford 11, Rogers, Ban Pran|W. L. Parrott, Salt Lake, T, Roynalds, G, ltapidsiDr, 8.C. Drury, Philadel, B. N, lfil"llon, N. York|D. T. Blake, Portiand, Ore W, C. Willlams, Boston, lJ, it. Kinkead, Eariville. F. Leahmer, Alamosa, CaliG, Metcalfo, San Fran. SHEIMAN lfOUsD, W. 8. Daker, Omnna. . M. Englist, 8an Fran, . A.Chapman, Nuw Bed. Youny, Milwaukeo, Arthur ott, Albany. C.C, Faller, St. Jouls, 0. Willlams, Now York, £, F.laoker, DeaMotnes, H, G, 0ld, Fort Wayno, |II, A, Chase, Milwaukeo, THE WIIBAT DEAL, A DULL AND DEMORALIZED MANKET. Tho strain on the wheat market t'riday and Baturday caused by tha Fisher movement goave way yesterday to o fecling of depresslon, and the bears had a Jittlo the best of the deal. The fact ls, the trade fsfor the moment domorals ized, The bulls shawed, no disposition to hold up the closing prices of Saturday, and tie boars, fearful of noother reaction, wero afrald to con- tiuo thelr hammerini to any great extent. The Fishor deal and the bogus telegram promiscs to bo a full nine days' wonder. 'Lhie great bulk of the operators are still puzzled over the ovents of the past threo days, and no uniformity of oplnton prevalls, ‘Ihic lonzs who were cleancd out tn the break on Friduy have not ceascd be- walllng thelr misfortune, and do not lesitate to stiminatizo the affuir as o disgraceful jub, which was duliberately concocted by parties here and in Now Yark, A'Tninune reporier ind o few moments converaation with Archie Fisuer yesterdny af- ternoon, while he wus, calmly surveying the ovperators in the plt. ] underatand," sald the scribe, f that you contemplate nsking the Joard of "Directors to aid you in forretine out.nnd exposing the true inwardness of the hogzua dispateh ™ ¥ Yes, I have been thinking very serlously of doing so, und had some talk with onu or two of the Directors ubout it this morning.™ 3 **What's your reuson for so dobigi" It {8 dut to our firmn, to Mr, Keeve, and the Toard that such an inyestigation should be hud, “Ihera are mmx“lmunlu unthe Board who still Lelleve that § did not act in good Ialih, wnd I wauld like to have them convineed that I did."? * havo been {nformed that you have been making o little fuvestizution on your own hook, ~running down tho list of those who sold freely on Weduesday und Thursday last ' *C1t {g perfectly natural that I should do so.” “ L ulso learn thnt you have narrowed very maturis)ly the clrele of the suspected ones?” * Nuw, {nu are agamn treading on dangerous ground, ' Cau't you newspaper gentlowen wait until we get throught” “But de me ask again, s the rumor truct® 1 haye nothing further to aoy about it." 4 Well, avo you unythiug ol futercst you can tell et * You may say wo have recelved a largo num- berof telegrume congratulating us on the way we gut out of the scrape. Lute fu the afternoon 8 dispatch was received from Now York by a prominent operator stating that Kecuo had sold oug his wheut provious to Friday, und repudlated the deal that day.bo- cause he did not want to gosliort. The reporter made numerous Inquiries yelative to the truth ot this dispatch, and wus assurcd by some of the largeat dealera that 8lr, Keeny atill held his ' and d1d not timo to come, % An attempt was made to excite a little flurry in the provision market by the display of a tele- gram from Milwvaukeo ordering the sale of 10,- barrels of pork and 5,000 tierces of lard. ‘The commisaion merchant had no difffculty in disposing- of tho property, and, no donbt to his. chagrln, the ~ market ulflzlltl{ advanced in ° the afternoon, nmd - clused very firm. Three large operators wont to New York Saturday afternoon, and it {s sipposed that the firmnoss in nork and lard s attributable o orders recelved from them, based on polnters conterning the export trade, Drivate dlspatches recoived on 'Chango stated thot the Minncaota farmers had commenced the seeding of wheat. JUSTICE ¥OOTE. TIH WINB IS CABB, . The case of The T'coploof the Stateof 1N- nols, for the usc of Michaol Fao, against Peter Foote, Justice of the Pence on the South Bide, for takiug Nlegal foes, was called before Jus- tice 8nlisbury at 10 o'clock yesterdoy morniog. The defendant asked for a change of venue, and 1t was granted to Justice Scully. Moses Brown appeared for the defense, nnd Turner & Mbiler reorcsented the complainants, Hoth sides nsked for o jury, and cach was allowed six jurymen, who were duly examinea. 'The jury was mado up of Iaborers, mechauics, tradesincn, aud ono dealer in Boston brown bread and baked beans. 1t was sugeested that he should have brought up a lunch, and ho re- plied that he would havq dono so had he known that ho was going upon & jury. Ie was aubsce quontly excused, and o janitor substituted. The jury was finally accepted, and Mr. Turn- er, for tho prosccution, opencd the case,and Mr, Brown, for the defense, replied, charging that tho sult had boen brought agalnst his client as n means of petty revenge. BZRA D, OBLM, an attorney-nt-law, was the first witness sworn _for the prosecution. ilo'had conversed with defendant on the subject of the cascs referred 10, nud had recelved a statement from his clerk, 1lo had nlso had some conyersation with his_cllent, Mr. Fee, regarding the state- mont. Wituess related a conversation that ho had with an interested party ny the name of McPhail_in rolation to the zarnishee caso sgainst Fee, McPhafl had a_fudzment ngalnst Feo, to satiafy which ho had instituted o gor nishee suit to” recover inoney on the nnuleh oo vi Hing fo: being on employo of the South fs- jon _ Raflway Company, Witiess wont to Justicc Foote to fnquire as to how much money had been collected upon the parnishee. o was referred to tho clerk, whogave him_a transeript of the rccords, with the numberof the case, nndshowing the amount collected to bo $20.45, whilo the costs wers n great deal more. HENRY 8CTIULTZ, the aforesald clerk, testified os to the gonulne. ness of the memoranda which had been offered in evidenco, nnd which he ndmitted were made out fu his own handwriting. Justice Foote know nothing about the feva enterad by the witness, Witnees was asked to compare the transeript, or the momoranda which nnswered to the tran- cript, nnd sco if they tallled, Ha dia so, nnd stated that there was a diflcronceof about soven cents in the total of fecs, including Constableand other fees. ‘The Justice's fcos wero the samo in both plnces, wid witness explained thut Justice Footo had directed him to look oyer the {tems and sco thut no illegal fees were charged by any of the officers. Ho directed him to do this before there was nn‘y notification of the suit nzainst Mr. Foote, Witness also explalned the differences which existed in the other cases referred to, and stated that he mado tho charges on his own account, without any direction from the defondaut, Henry Schultz was onee more placed upon the stand, this time for'the defense. He read the docket charyres as entered fu cachof the several cases fndieated in the charges, and the result showed thut In not a singlo case had an over- chargo been madoof Justice’s fees, But the counsel tor tho plaintif scemed disposed to saddle tha responsibilicy of certain ~ overcharzes in Constable fcos to tae defondant, to which the defonso abjected. It was claimed that the clork changod the fecs of the Constabtes, which had in some Instances been made out- too high by him, to the legal amount, without direction by the Court, \{hllu the clerk was figurlog up the items of COB! JUSTICE FOOTE wns himself put upon the stand. Ho teatified that ho did not know anything about the fees charged by hia clerk, nnd had no knowledge con- cerning the trandcripts mado out by the clerk. ‘Tho only order ho cver isgued to tlic clork was given to him in the beginning—to charge no more than the statutory fees 1o any case. He disbursed the money that was patd out himself, The clerk was nl,inln taken up, and ho was asked to produco his flzures. Ho stated that there was charged up $40.50 in all the cases; tho Constables, after colleeting the amount, turned over §30.53, retaining’ 810.16. The amount of fees retained by the Justice was $15.05. Several aflidavits relative to the cases in question wero produced in evidence. ‘Lo jury then Lronght {n o vordict in favor of Justics Foote, the plainttf to pay costs of suit. VITAL STATISTICS, DIRTIS AND DEATIS POR 1878. Mr, Charles Procbsting, Deputy County Clerk, {n chargo of the Burcau of Vital Statis- tles, has prepared somo important vital statis- tiea for the year 1878 which will bo found inter- csting. They aro as follows: ‘Total number of children born in Chicago In 1878, 11,154, of which 5,788 were males, 5,005 females, and the scx of 10 was not roported. Eighty of the whole number were colored, On the average, the mothers of Chleago have pro- duced 83{ bables cach. As to the Increase In .population, sccording to wards, the proportion ts os followa: First Ward, 1165 Second, 257; Third, 345; Fourth, 410; Fifth, 1,012; Sixth, 1,171; Beventh, 845; Eighth, 810; Ninth, 8343 Tenth, 800; Eloventh, 405; Twelfth, 431; Thirteenth, 4%8; Fourtoenth, 1,608 Fifteenth, 810; _Sixteenth, %20: Boyen- tecoth, 0133 Ighteenth, The Fourteenth is the banner ward, with 1,008, this belng ouly 410 short of the cntire SBouth Sfde, where again the Fifth Ward furnishes one-half of the Increase, Other comparisons are cqually intereating, ' all tendingy to show that thoso districts whers thoa forelgn population pro- dominates return the most numerously, Asto the nzes ot fathers and mothers, the number of tho former up to 23 years is given at 1,021, while onty thirty-five were over 80 yeura and but ono over 70. Or the mothers, 784 wore of or under tho nge of 20 years, und twenty-three over 45 years, but nons over 50, to nationalitics, the Germans farnish the Jargeat nuwmber, being 4.518; the noxt largest are Amcricans, 1,808, Closo up to them como the Irish, 1,6253; Beandi- navions (8wedes, Dancs, and Norwcelins), 803 Austrinns ‘mustl Bohemians), 635; English (including Vulch{ 4013 Canadlans, and from other North American Dritish Possesslons, 224} Dolish, 234; Bcoteh, 11685 French, 64; Bwlas, 403 Dutch, 50% Italiaps, 6503 Belglans, 815 other natlonalities slncludlnl; Ruasfans, South and Centrn! Amerleans, S8andwich Islanders, Aus- trolians, uud of almost avory other country on the globe, Lesides two born ou the Atlantic Ocean), 1 . Of the entfre number there were 123 palrs of twins, 'Fwo casesof triplets have beenroported up to Jan. 1. Blncs then two such cases have been fled.: "Fhe tuial numbor of atill births was 266,~and in 140 cases the legitimacy of the offspring was of very doubtful character, the parents having falled to procure thu license genarally obtaine E‘L uu;lwlmluw adjolning the Bureau of Vital atlstics. DR, RAUCH, TIIOSE CHANGER BXPLAINED, ‘The pamphlet distributed awong the members of the Legislature, contalning an alleged show- ing-up.ot the State Doard of Health, and espe- clally of Dr, Rauch, has furnished several {teins for the newspapera; and, now that there lssome one ln Olicago who can give Information, the othier sldv ahould be heard, It 1s stated In the document that tho recelpta of tho Board from cert!ficates up to Jan, 1, 1570, were $6,102, and that the Board accounted for only 85,010, leaving o deficit of $193, The person who prepared the pamphlet wasn't very well posted, or hie would not have made this * pofnt.*! ‘T'he flscal year of tho Board onds Oct. 1, and their report -accounts only for money recelved up to that date, not for tliat which camo i be- tweon Oct, 1 and Dec, 81, 4 scowms to have been assumed, 1t ls, therefore, easily scen how such abad ahowiog was made, ! * It ls also charged that the Board falla to ac- count for money recoived from liconses, ‘Thero wus the best reason {n the world for this,—no liccnses were {esued. The act creating tho Hoard authorizes them to fssua licenses *Hin tho usual way ’l' but, unfortanately, -thero is no ;iulunl way,! the dtate collecting nothing fran “licensea. ‘- A " It is further alleged that tho total recel, ua«i! e Board up to Jan, 14, 1879, wero y and that their report docsn't shiow anything like that sum, The esmoerror was m o thiy o Pkt matier aa In that of the certifleato fecs, Nore- celxta after Oct. 1 are included in tho roport. s to the pay of the members, they urg en- thtled to none inder the State Hoard of Henlth nct, bat they aro under tho Medleal Practico act; nnd thiey have Leen gulacd fn this respoct by the opinlonof the Attorney-Ueneral, ~ v Regarding vouchers, when tnonoy Is drawn from the Btata Trensury the vouchers aro ro- tafned In Bpringflcld; othera are fu tho posses- sfon of the Board, As the gettor-up of tha amphlet got hia Information at the Capital, it 8 not to bo wonderad ut that ho I8 wrone in say. ing that n large amount was unaccounted for by vouctiers, The LIl of Dr, Rauch, $700, whila_that of the atier mombers avoragoed nbout $33, grow outof tha fact, it {s sald, that the other mein- hers almply vafd their vallrond fure, whilo the })ocmr pald the DLoard-bills and aleoping-car are, 'Tlie onormaus postage bill, $710, nroso out of the fact that the Board used 20,000 envelones, distributed 15,000 elreulara and 1 5000 nfldavita, sent o ereat many prckages to County Clorks, nnd, besides, had to puy 10,15, and 20 certs on o zood many diplomas acot {n for exnmination. The othier charees, according to the Board, ore 80 absurd—the outgrowth of gross Ignorance— that they need no auswer. ‘The ttack on them, they eav, was the work of “specinliats ! and other charlatans, who are angry because thelr work of guiling the public bas” been seriously Interfered with, . —————— DE WITT COUNTY'S RAILROAD DEBT, Spectat Disvatch to The Tridunc. - CLiNtON, 111, March 10.—On Tuesday, Aprill, the people of DeVitt County will bo called up- on, by order of the Board of Supervisors, to vote upon the funding of the entlre ralirond bonded indebtedness of DoWitt - County at n lower rate of nterest (0 per cent), with tho ex- ception of the 230,000 which Barnett Township awes aud s now l}unrre]lngnvcr. The entire Indebtednesa taken from tho Baruott Township debt is $225,000, the interest ver annum on which {s about 821,000, The new plan will save $0,000 yearly, . ———— WHAT CHICAGO HAS LONG NEEDED, Tonst us yon may, nover until now conld we boastof a complote house-furnishing establish- mont. The now departure of tho Chlcago Carpet Company cnables ono to go to the northeast cornor of Wabash avenne and Monroo sireet and roleet the farniture and furnishinge of a honse complote and at a saving of from 10 to 30 per cent over any othier placo in the city, ————— UNIQUE GEMS OF ODORS, A trial will convince the most seusltive that Dr, Prico's Parfumes are the gems of all edoré—like frestly-gathered flowors. N —— i DRUNKENNESS, Dr. D'Unger, discover of the cinchona cnre for drunkonness, cures all cases, Ioom.21 Falmor House. y ——— Indigestion, dysnepsis, nervous prostration, and all forins of goncral debility rolioved by taking Mensman's Peptantzod Dodl ‘Tonic, ine only proparation of buef containing Its ontita nutritions roportice, It {s not a more ettmalant like tho ex- racte of beef, but contains blood-making, force- generating, and life-sustaining proportios; Is In- valuablo io all enfeoblod conditlons, whothee the result of cxhaustion, nervoim prastration, over- work, or acuto discases particularly if rosalting from ' pulmonary complalnts, Caswell, llazard & Proprictors, Now York, For salo by drug- MARRIAGES. LOCKE—BPENCER—At No, 440 Weat Randolph-st,, {n this clty,on the 10th Inst., by the Bey. David Swing, Herbert U. Lacks, of loston, Masa., and Mtsa Addle 3, Bpencar, af Chicago S £0 Bostan papers please copy. DEATIIN. v CONWAT—AL his restdence, 634 West Lake-st., at 0 a. m., Mafch 10, 1870, Thomas Il Conway, nied 15 yearn'4 inontha and 8 days, eldeat aon of Michaél W. and Johanna Canwoy, ‘uncral trom rosldence at 10 a, . March 12, ta §t. Columibkii's Church, thonca by carriaics to Calvary, WILLCOX—1n thts city, at No. 153 Twenty-fthe Mareh i0, 1870, Edwin F.,son of Johin F. and L. Augtis ;va l\\;lu::nx‘.'u! diphtheria and pneuinonis, aged 3 years It jonths. 2 Tiemains to be taken to Cortland, N.Y, EZ" Utica and Cortland papers plende copy. CRUMWELL—March 10, 1870, nt the restdence of her mother, 3irs, Jaines Bwan, linlewood, Carrio E., wits of Chariea Gromwall, e 23 years, Funeral from hor late Tesl Wednesday, at 118, m. Carrioges fo'Gracoland, MERRIFIELD—Sudienly. at Riverside, Suuday, March fl, 1470, Edward Jonkina Berrifeld, hrother-in- 1aw of W, 11, Bquires, fi tiie 24th yoar of hia age. Service at & p, m. to-day, Interment ae Albany, .Fl:"\zl-'.l'.—l\lnrcnl\ 1879, of '«Yl’hfl'fl'flh!llmnllll- P L ¥ihder, of Duokis, Daanfanli Scotland, sAcd 5 76 iieral serylcea at Nabtist Taboroacle, 303 Wabsahe 11 v'clock. Cars to IRosehtil. TER—March 0, 1870, &t 4 p. in., Mary Baler, aged 21 yeara § months nnd 27 Funeral to-day froin 51 Sige! 40t 1:30 p.m, Fricods of tho family are {nvited to attend. HARRESON—AL the realdanceof her hrother:in: charies . Penrice, Evq Folizn fflfl“lcl‘ daughtes e, 170 Forroat-ay., o' rof 1 ‘nd Aboa B Iarbeson, of College 1041, O, WATRR8=Iu Balom, Mass,, March 4, 1870, Ablgall Daveroux, wifo of Willlam 1, Waters, and motner.of Btanley Waters, of this city, RIMBALL—On tho 7th day of March, 1870, of pneu- maonis, Allco Bell, dnughtar of 8, 8, and Bell’ I' Klm- bell, aged 7 months and 23 days. BINCLAIR—AL 177 East Ohlo-xi 1fe ot tha Inte James 8, S0 ineral ag 0,50 Wednesdsy, M Mrs. Bridget Sine i1, aged 69 years. arch 12, by carriages to NOT SYMPTOMS, BUT THE DISEASE. It would scem to boa truth approciable by all, and eapecially by professors of the heallng art, that 1o rewmove the dlacaso, uot to dlloviate its symp- toms, shonld ho the chief aim of medication. Yet 1n how many instances do wo sce this teath admit- ted in theory, Ignored in practice. Tho rcason that Hostettor's Stomach Bittors {s saccessful in ao mauy cases, with which remedics previously tried ware inadequate ta cope, is attribotable to the fact that it Ia 8 mudicine which reaches and removes tho causon of the varfous maladlcs (o which it 1s sdapted. Indigestlon, fover aud ague, lver com- plalnt, gout, rhoumatism, dipordera of the bowels, urinary afoctions, and atier faladics ar not pallt- ated merely, but rooted out by il. It zocs to the fountaln head, It is really, not nomiually, a radl- cal romedy, and {t cndows the system with an omount of vigor which la fta Lest protection syninat discase, ANNOUNOEMENTS, The Clty Treasury. f'0_THR_EDITOR OF TIK CHICAGO TRIDUNE: The very Impostant oificu of City Tressuror abouid ho lockeil at In & busineas way, as it is & local otfice, and. guts no great igure In politics, and & mai should ba wy- Ioctad on general principles, ~a man thiat i1 thoroughly quallfied, a man of fitegelty snd good bitsiness habite; alfo onu ihat fe well known to the husiness men of aur cliy nu thia lieary (axpayers; oun that bays taxes sud 1a himeelf {nterested fn wn_economi We hiavo Just siichs a inai in Edward 1% Hall, s connccied witih gy, of th largeat, Joubir, Chicago, to-wit, C. 1. Kellogg & Co. M a tharough businéss edication, Was done &' prusporous {usiness In our city for the past twency-Nve yoars, and hina contributed gonerously for 'the Drosncrity of the Ttepubticai party "and to the Lest {ntorvaia of our clty, He will have (he hearty suppor of all husiness nen nominated to-day. Ila shuuld hare e unanimous support of the Kebublican Convention, 1f nowinted I:“"" not ?nlr Ret sl the uel\uhucanvnlu. bt wiil a 80lid Witlia large sharo of the bualiicss men In the Democratis purty, a8 thn compliment will i roimed, a3 wasin the caae of our lass Cily Treasurer, who was oI i3 tearity Bt QRRERs for (hepikem oot nowini i fute; ne: e 5 " ATAXIAYER, K8q., Who & hudses In 1iall has Polltieal. MEETING OF THR FINST WARD ATRAIGIT T iah Clab i Ve hid a1 (e Pacife Hoes Club-Roouis this avening at 4o'clock, lepublicans of the ward are fuvited 1o aites AR TR CLTIZENS OF Tk ERLVTI WAID WILE Thwld » meoting at Campboll Hall, corner Van Iu: Fe-al. ung Camphellav., to-niglit' for tho purboso uf Ttifying the nomination ‘'of Joteph D, Everelt, Edg., for Alderusn, Miscellnnoous. TCMERY, £ STOLUS WiLl, ADDIESS THE FIRsT 4 "Hed nilivon Club this evenlug o thelr now quar- ters at 10} Twent; L CITARLES W b R A )TT LECTURES FOR f Decorntive Art atiio'clock ihtg afternoon at tho Lydian Avt Gallery, on & ifoure: \plilld ‘l'.lllfi ind Art 1o Eugland in theThne of Queen 2abeth, 1\1"‘— FRANK PRASK HAVING ARTIVED FROM fiufalo, thoso 1dles who wora Invited to mces him will assuinble ag Jlershoy Hall at 2 p. m. to-day, 'URY TO R North ride revival meetings—The Re l)r.nl}n;rd- win will preach anyl Mr. George Blubbina will sing at tho Lincoln I'ark Church, curner Bopliia aad Mohawke sia., this oyenlng at 7:0 o'clock. IR ROON PRAYER-MEETING IN LOWER FA AR Gy Wil he 1 by che Mave A ouice FPHE TENNESSERANS 5.NG TO-NIGIV T I An irent MGtONISL Eurche CAYR & MTecti fagrammis froin any prosested beta n tho Weat s 4 8¢ 405 West Madlaou TTHERR A LECTURE ON'THE MUsI0 OF the church this ovculng g 7 lock 1n the Cathudral, West Wanington ., by the Tiov. J. Knowlcs, awisied by the rai ‘Chotr. O THE d 8y 7130 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. MARCH 11, 1879—TWELVIZ PAGES. REGULAR TRADR DRY GOODS, - TUESDAY, MARGH 1 INMPORTANT. srr-.n:n'&v.?igg 3 QL. P, QURE'& (U, Ruetlonersy, Glil). . GORE & 0., 80 81d B3 Wahagh.yy, ‘Wholesale Auctionecrs, WILL CLOSE 0UT AT AUCTION 7 oN ‘Wednesday, March 12, AT 030 AL M, ‘8,000 cAasyEg ABSONTED 8PRING BTYLE Boots, Shoeg AND ’ SLIPPERS, Thissnlo Wil includo lota tncit, manifRelEers of 1 st Yot ind from found to bu A Ci VE O Gads M #DE by Ay for Inapect] THURSDAY, March 19, at UREAT TRADE Crockery, Glasswar Tinware, Cutlery, Drackets, Chandeliers, WE SHALL S8ELL A FULL LINE or ENGLISH AND ANERICAN CROCKERY. Also 1 good assartment of Table Cutler Tinware, Rrackets, Chandellers, Tty Tettors, and HEwut Assssas Gienatn, Bivered o ) Uoodi packed for countey inereiants, . GEQ. ' GORE &C0., Auerr, BY TUESDAY’S SALE M_uroh 11, at QiSO o'olock, Special Furniture Sale, To close sevoral [nvolces of fine and Clamier Seth, Louigen, So(as. ?f‘-r"flffl'fflr‘:fi"ef ¥ Alto_oii favolco of 50 does 7\‘%;“”' 6]‘\']&". OKA:; Vlifps, Glassware, Sctiool T et S Blatcs, Plated Wre, Giy Fixtare X 3 Clioars, LISON, POMEROY & 0., Auctn. e TONETOY £C0. A At No. I5 Twenty-second-st, Between Calumet ond South Park-avs,, HOUSEAOLD. FURNITORE TOTION, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCIH 12, the entire Furniture of larte Brick flous 10 o'lock, . consisting of Pariar, Gliambor, Dinlag-ftooni, and ¢ £ Bitire, 1¢da and HOHUIDg, Croukery wmd Gssena ™ Sale perainptory, owner Jeaving the city. BLISOM, POMEIOL & Oy Anetloneers, IVHLL A BUTTNERS & CO., Augtioneers and Renl-Estate Ageaia 173 and 175 itandolpii-st, RNITURE AT ATUCTION, NEIDAY, March 12, nt Y it a1 g clocks at oae else WA, ] 13 & Cf Auctiongers, TRQULAL TIUISDAT TIADE BALE, STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS, Clothing, Furnishing ools, ole, d THURSDAY, SARCIL 13, ot 0:30 o'clock a. m. atoxt salesrooms, 1 F * Auctlvneers and Appraters, 84 & 86 RANDOLPH-8T. At 8-Story Marble-Front Reshlence, 1,001 Wabash-av.,, TNE ENTIRE FURNITURE, CARDRTS, de, dey AT AUCTION, Tuesday Morning, Murch 11, at 10 o'clock, PARLOR SUITS, CHAMBER SETS, Trusncls and Waol Carpets, Tedding, and Generai Outtl for llousekeoning. -ale premitoty USHEIM, BARKIE TOCK OF GOODS TEHE EBENTIRE Situated {nitoro 403 Blate-st. conststingof Dry Goodt Notlons, Cutlery, Riobona, Embratdery, Lices e o, ko Bhower res, oid ona_(arse NG Yroof Bate, alinust nows will basold on WEUNESDA X n hest Do ot N G HLD L Avctionecr. Y M. M. SANDERS & €Oy 72and 74 Wabuh-ay, REGULAR SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES, AND. SLIPPERS, AT ATUCTION, TUESDAY, MARCIE 11, AT 10 0'CLOCK: FULL LINES OF 8PRING 600DS, Y 'L E. STACY. CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE. Furniture of a 14-Room Houso at Auction, On TUESDAY, March 11, at 100'clock 8, m., &b HD‘I‘? A0 ARG ST WWAbAsRY.. p st “The uriure o i bia-to BY F + Auctloneen, IRSTINAN, MARKER & €0,y alstrof Parlar detn, Marl Cliamner Sufte, Euy Chairs, Beduing, lrussels ani Wool Carpets, Flctortd Gruamieats, Crotkory, Sloyes 8¢, o' ueitoneer, D. LONG, Solesman. MEDICA| Tanaerous, Tersons gufleriog {rom Dropay, rights Disesse, Kidney, Bisddor, Urloans of Fives Dineases, stould 45 o5 ako 4 INT!H REMEDY Digiey, Grayeh Gederd oility, Hetention of {hfiod Sieepand 1om of _éyr\; S St Kok o s Dt pRHGETLL A Ll EE Dee OARDH: e SN EDBING U8 St DO ek Sporest Notlce, Lesst Mones, tatlovery snd Fin® Engraving, . , 19, Clill H"I' “'lll Ington " A G IEATED THRODOM: 2 Wi e on—cxpreucl 4 Ell parts, 1 b utndlbf‘ e r, 2 s DUTHER, Contetr hicage. oriiers, _POWER. Cl 1078, WATER-FOWER O Yfi-"r‘r'é\'néfx}\l}.“hmrfulus:s, EIC., 1o 9 : Auction. - \paats Tha suigof the ‘.’,'r"m"cfr’mm"u{(rm;lkw"fi‘\;“'{: fl‘l‘lrt:ll;llt‘.“cf-?n‘:nn:\rcnd on tlio nh dav of Jan b e thy Gy of taward [foisa, oo 9 tering as Prayiot 4 pr 1.y Gu tBO s L] ! 8 CilAs, AL PORSITONTE LY SCALES ‘oF ALL KINDS: FAIRBAHKB.MDRDMI‘:P 111 & 113 LakeSLCHCIER B:wdullnhuynnl, ¢ Gel ROYAL BAKING I'I)\VDH!E:MM ROYAL Absolutely Pure. . ING BAKDER POW P Tho Royal Bakisg Powdor s n puro Cream of Tartar Powder. 1, Now Yorki 1d nm’:‘ln recommended for Uts wholesomeness by guch emlnent "2‘(?‘,\':3:”" Mot Baycs, oniony Profosscr Guutis, PRUACIALS, Gic. oid ooly 1o cans b7 Bl URUCERL | 1 pacaasd £~ Domars of the injurious Alum Powders, Manaf acturers aad dealers wrgo 3 g ‘©an Alfond 10 sell thiom at 20 cis. & pound sad doubly their mone{;l = The contlauod we "fl:?l(‘! S To not bay Dakl der loose, aat e almost sure to contaln i oo - EHPISg, Commupation Judlgcasion, Besdache. aivt dyspepalas adects tho blood, causcs pImF