Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 26, 1879, Page 8

THE. CITY. GENERAL NEWS. Judge H. B, Hopkins, Peorls, ts at tho Bher- mao ‘The Hon, N, W. Greon, Pekin, 11,, 18 8 gucat of the Sherman. Tho Hon, George R. Smythe, Keokuk, ts so- journing at the Pacttle, ; ‘The Hon. William E. Smith, Governor of ‘Wisconsin, ts registered at the Pacific. . 8, Sawyer, General Manager of the Mer- chants! Dispatch Lino, is stopping at the Palmer. ~o The Hon, Nathan Forest, China, ts among the gucsts of the Tremont, He is on bis way to Washington, Edward Hoffman, Chict Engineer of the Chi- cago & Northwestern Railroad, is stopplig at the Tremont. J. W. Cary, General Passenger Agent of the Lake Bhore & Michigan Suuthern Raflroad, ts at the Sherman. The eoopers, tallors, and allver-gilders held lengthy but unimportant meetings at No. 7 Clark street last evening. A. TR. Van Nest, John Elfott, and 7. 2. Rigas, Now York Wirectors of the Iilinols Cen- tral Railroad, are at the Palmer. ‘The Amertcan Tlome Asgoclation held one of stheir pleasant and enjoyable rountons tn the club-room of the Sherman House Inst evening, Readings and musicid selections with social in- tercourse filled aut the programing. The temperature yesterday, ns observed by ‘Manarec,, optielan, a Madison street (TRtnust Building), wasat 8a, tm. 87 dewrees; Wa. ns, 31210, 40; Bp.m, 49; 8 pend. 44, Burom- Cter aL 8a. i, 2.705 8 p.m, 29.53, Rosie Stewart, who was induced to coms to this clty by a notorious Clark-strect courtesan, was sent tu licr home Inst cveniu. P. Rynn, of the Centra) Station police, took an intervst in her cnse, procured her a pass, nid saw Her safer Jy off en the train Jast event: Monday afternoon sn clovator accident oc- curred me the Cleveland Rubber Paint Worke, at the corner of Vau Buren and Franklin streets. Anemploye named John Arnold was precipt- tated froni the second floor to the basement, and sas pleked up fer dead, but Surtunutely enough he escaped serious injury. The Portland Mining, Sinelting & Refining Company, who have thelr sinelting-works ot Ouray, Col., have purchased the property on the southwest corner of Nineteenth and Btack- well streote, In this city, atd intend to put up there a refluery of basd bullion to be operated 4o connection with the works at Ourny. Coroner Mann and his jury found yesterday that the filegitimate child of Lizzie Sauer dled not of suffocation ay was suspected, but of in- fantile convulafons. ‘The unfortunate girl- . Mother was on her way with the infant to the i BBE Tete le EN 6 Sta Tate oe ee n | PRD ES oe Ane rena SRT + Un Of 178, togelber with new effecta, whic Foundiing’s Home, but at the corner of Clark aud Randolpb etreeta found the Mttle‘oue davad Jo her arms. ‘The regular mecting of the Chicago Decorn- tive Art Society was held yesterday at the Palmer House. "The Treasurer's report. showed that the amount of cash on hand at present was $1,164. {t wus reported that room for the So- ciety ind been secured in the Academy of De- sign. Mrs, Charles Hitchcock read an interest. {ug paper on “Hluminations fn Great Britain? At 8:45 yesterday morning Willie Johnson, 13 years of age, was run down by Enzive No. ‘on the Northwestern Railroad, between Lincoln and Robey streets, und had his left lee ent off above the kneo nnd the other lee badly braised. He was taken to his home, No. 121 North Ash- Jand avenue, where he was attended by Dr. Isham. ‘The little fellow was playing upon the track, nud attempted to pass in front uf the cuuine as {t was backlog down, The Lincoln Park Commissioners held their regularly fortnightly meeting yesterday after- noon In’ the office of the Buard in Ashiaud Block. +Preatdent Winston oceupled the ehnalr, « ‘fn full Board belng present. Consiterabte routine work waa ‘done fu the way of luyhug plang for several minor.improvements, drives, walke, ete, ‘The Treasurer Was instructed tu pay the qutar- terly {nterest coupons, amounting to about $20,000, April t. The Board then adjourned. Peter Storm, employed upon the new buflding ot the corner of LaSalle and Late streats, missed is footing last evening Juat na tie bad quit work and fell from, the frst Moor to the dasement, a distance) df abotit twenty feet. Ho fractured his skull, wnd was £0 serfously injured Internally that Dr. B. P. Reynolds, who attended iu, feats ho will wot recover. He wus taken to his home, No. 163 Brésmer street, by suine of his fellow-workincn. Storm [a 20 years of age, and was married a short thine ago. ‘The regular monthly mecting of the Chicazo Yacht Club was held in the club-roam of | the Sherman House last evening, Coonnodore Tim Bradiecy in the chalr. Mr, dacob B, tdavolson, who has lately purchased the Frolic from Capt. Prinalville, presented an application for tneim- bership, which was referred to the proper com. imittee, ‘The list of inembers was then token up and revised and all delinquents and non-res- idents dropped from the rolle, After disposing of come further routine business, the Club ad- journed, The property-owners of the Twelfth Ward Hylng in the vicluity. of Ogden avenue and Rohey street met lust evonlny jn the interest, of local fmproverieuts, but, In the absence of an expected report, nothing was done J. W. Evorett, the Republican candidate for Alder- man, aildresscd the gathering by invitation, and pleducd hinself to do ull fn his power to fet. the improvements asked. die also took occasion to deny the report sot adrift by his enemics that his candidacy was {1 the {uterest of having the new City-Hall built out of Lemont stone. 110 sald no one had ever spoken to him about atone, and, furthermore, that he would yote when elected to conptete the building aa is now designed. Another meut- ing will be held two weeks hence, As stated in yesterday's Tamnune, the’ boy of the man who shot himself ot the base of thu Douglas monument was identified as that af Mathew Walsh, of No. 497 Milwaukee avenue, by his brother-in-law, D. W. Ryan, a cooper do- ing businesa on Rawson street. ‘The Cor- oner held his inquest yesterday afternoon, An intinate friend of the — ducensed testided that he hnd suffered from a severe cold for the past month or so, ute Jind fvotishly entertained the idea that the cold was but the beginning of consumption, which would speedfly bring bim to bis ke vo, He gave ninself up to hie imaiina ate, aud became alarmingly despondent. ‘The sentence, * You ought to know my temper, Kate, tor elghteen years we Iived together,” which was found hi tls ocket after denth, woull seem to iniply that e bad quarreted with bia wife, but euch fs de- nied, On the contrary, they had always iyed Rapplly together, although they had nv chit dren, Ho teft home, feellng badly ay yhad become usual with bin, at the usual hour Monday = morning, went. to the coover-shop where he wos einployed as foreman by Mr. Ryan, aud gave or- ders ta the mon, wut slong early tn the after. noon went dowa-town. Ho was an Ieisliman by birth and 45 years of age. ‘The Jury returned a verdict of “sulctde by shooting, while under 4 it of rncntal depression,” : BERGEN. ‘The following additional contributions for the stiflerers by the floods at Szegedin were report- ed scaterday: Sovereignty Lodge, No, 148, I. 0, 13. I. Ladies’ Sewing Bocivly ‘of the Went Side, Si Benverfeld & Ce 4; cash, $1; Conrad peeks Compa iy 100s, He Grosannen, Baz 1. enheliner, $2 a N * G J. MW. Muatchelder, gi; P, ON ot chine Gore, $3; Charles Kern, 8A, $i; Rivofdaio’ Diatilling Company, ¥10y Cavanseny & Model, $0, Hnriubt) Kelly & Coleman, S24 SIs We Meadlo: ¢ a - Sion Waits Nits haben $15 Ye Subs chuildt & Leben, $25 Whrettt eM. Shufeldt & Con, $103 8, & Neubart, Neyors& C Willtam Murn, $1; 5 ner, Ste eney* Pualipe, 854 Meectiantat eae ings. loan & Company, Preston, bean & Co, ‘Traders! National Hank Tiros, ¥ Jaw, $2058. A, Hocker, Asa Dow, $10; W. Hirow,, $10; Maree, “& Davia, '$ ii, W. Ro vo Kiar ye rt n ‘Pruat Com: 2 Suydacker Bros, hosentere, $23. Adoiph ‘uy Kilverman, B32 Mobert $10; Crosby & Co. $b; Rosetibaunt je dey & ron, C. oN. Mi Co., $4; Carl Mooller, 8; Erat Hess, $b; Munn, $10; Kumeny Iron. £ Co, $10, CARNIVAL OF AUTHONS, Tho Buffalo (N. ¥.) Ves of Sunday has the followlug: Nearly three car-tnads af scenery han beon com- pleted for the great Chicago Carnival, yet the artiote continua day and night upon the produce ions of now and beautiful cilects. On our visit ta the ball yesterday we had the pleasure of examin. joy tbe Thackeray ‘kervund, which de Isx4 fect, | ‘The acene ty that uf op ld street in London Guring the reign of Elizabeth, and ia one of the wast tle wroductiunain the scente nw we ecu in this city. Jn convorsatio: Nr ¥ruok P, Pease wo were inforae: t the stuve du Chicago will be capable of botding 800 people to sdvaniage; also thet it will be iluuilnated entirely with calelumns, In regard to statuary, Mr. Pease ‘will producy the aceueg uf the late Parle Expost- we rly to divulge at present, We WAL have donee feel at Ii THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE ‘WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1879-TWELVE PAGER the Ruffalo heaple to procurs the Chicago papers of April 10, 1870, which vill contain the opening of this brilliant 9ffair, and we adsare thom {has the occasion will be one of unneaal impor- ance, THE CLIyY-HALL. ‘The scrip disbursements were $125 Another call for scrip will bo fesned tno day or two, ‘The pay-roll of the Fire Department for January amounts to €20,332. Collector Ayres gathered in $523,000 tn alt. Of the persounl-property tax, ho collected 87 per cent, The Treasurer's receipts were: Collector, SiG; Water-Uilleo, $1,777; Comptroller, $63ts total, £2524, Ho paid out $1,200. The Avoroprintion hill has gone into force without the Mayor's approval, It wae printed yesterday fn the corporation paper. ‘The Mayor {saued the customary proclama- tion ordering the saloons to close on ejcction- day. No attention will be patd to it, s8 usual, ‘The contract for erecting the engine-house, chimneys, ete., for the Fullerton aventis conduit wasawarded to Thomas 2, Courtney, for $24,000, The South Town Collector “squared up’? with the Clty ‘T'rensurer, turning over $22,- pee ‘The others laven’t yet bocn beard rom. A pormit was tested to James 8, Kirk & Co. to crect_a five-story brick warehouag, 60x120 foe un North Water streat, near Pine, to vost 000, Three cases of ecarict fever wero reported to the Health authorities, Diphtheria scems to be dying aut, asa cose has not becn put on the books for several days. All the pay-rolla will boln the hands of the Comptrolier by to-day, and the employes will he patd off as raptdly ns possible. A beginning will be mado tn aday or two. , ‘The Collector ts dolng nothing beyond makin, prepurativns for next month, when there will ia n rush to pay Heensca,—nll except those fur saloons expiring on the dist inst. The Departinent of Public Works sold the water-tank ut the corner of Morgan and Mon- rou streets to the Board of Education for $1,000, A schoul 1s to be erected on the lot. run COUNTY BUILDING. Yesterday was visitors’ day at und County Jal, and that retreat was thronged. The books of the Town Collector of Hyde Park were recetyed yeatorday, Sailor Currier yesterday welcomed Joe Gor- man back to his old home in the County Jail. ‘The clerical force of the County Treasurer's ofiice fs belng Increased from day to day, ng the Collectors’ books coine in. , Collector Ayres, of the South Town, yester- day turned over his books aud made n final Bet- tlemont with the County Treasurer, paying hin 882,000, ‘The County Court will be In seasion Wedoes- day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday eveniugs, for the purnose of manufacturing new Amerlean eltizens befare election. Georgs Havill was’ tried in. the Criminal Court yeaterday on o charge wt robbing a fast wornan named Josis Putnam of f lot of dia- mouds about two yeurs aeo, and was acquitted, The Grand Jury yesterday heard thirtece enses, fond ulne trav bills, ant four no bills. ‘The Jury camo down before Judge Will- fains early in the day and reported ono indlet- ment.—that of Joe Morrisey and Frank Wyman for robbing a inerchunt in the couniry,— and then asked to bave the jury filled up, wherenpon, J. F. Morqn, Dante! D. Wood, and George [tubbard were sworn in. Willan: Forrest, attorney for Johnny Tamb, has been sending postal-earda to all the Grand durymen who helped to indict. the prisoner for rourder, askliy them to call at tis ofllee. ‘The presusption fs that he wishes to sump them fn order to find out what certaln witnesses testified to, and perhaps tu secure affidavits from them to show that undue influence was brought to bear upon them to secure the Indtetmeat, Stato’s-Attornes: Mills yesterday sont a notice to Barnum & Van Sehaack, attorneys for Siit- vey Meyers, that he should call un the motion to anash the indictment for embezzlement aguiust the flustrious Bechive speculator March BL, at Wheaton, I, for arguinent. Barnum & Von Senaack accented service, but a few hours Inter a telezram was rocelyed fruin Wheaton stating that the Court lind adjourned for the term, nnd consequently the caso will have to go oyer to the June term. The Committee on Charitics met yesterday and audited severa! bills and passed upon o few relfef cages, One woman wanted a puss to to to her busband, who was in San Francisco, She was expecting to becvine 9 mother soon, antl she felt the necd of u husbatil’s fostoring care. Sho had not seen hlin for over tivo ye The Committee went uver to the County Agent's offivo and signed the lease for the new bulld- ing belonging to P. W. Gates, located on West Washington street, near the tunel, into Qn the County Agent will immediately move. ‘The {uterminablo Metropolltan-West ‘Side Btreet-Rallway cdutroversy fs ngaln up before Judge Willlams. ‘The City asks for an_injune- tion restralning the Metropolitan from tayine ite tracks, ‘I'he arguments were bezun Monday evening by Corporation Counsel Bontleld, ‘and yesterday morning Judge Beckwith made bis argument, tukjng the ground that the ordinance uranted the Metropolltan was invalid for various reaxons, Which have been heretufore published, Judge Lawrence, counsel for tie Metrepolitan, will reply this mornin. Last October Samucl Beers hitched a horso and. wagon fu front of a ehureh on Loomis strect, and when he came out [twas gone. He fot auother horse and started to hunt up his Property, and shortly discovered a man by the namvel Jatin MeLuin driving bie horse) wid wagon toward his ([ecrs’) house, Ho Stopped Tita und asked him whose horse he bad. Me- Jain replied that he had Sam Beers horse, Ile wns asked where he was golng with It, and the answer was that be was golng to Beers’ house with it. Beers how MeLuin arrested on charge of Isrceny, sad he was placed in the County Jatt for a inoath pending his examina. ton by the Grand Jury, ‘Then that body heard hia caso, found no blll, and discharged him. Not satisiled with thls, Beers again had Melain arrested last, December, and he wag kent in the Conuty Jail until terday, when the Grand Jury agaln dischus; bin. TNE SHOP OF SAMUUL. ‘The Garden City Distilling Company exported 250 barrels yeatTday. ‘The eurreney dabursements yesterday were $15,000 and the 4d per cout subscriptions $2,500. ‘The caso of Joseph M, Murks, for solling Uquors without a license, was again continued yesterday untll to-day, owing to the absence of ‘witnesses, ‘tho internal-revenue receipts at Collector arvey’s aillea footed up 316,046, ‘Tax-patd svlrits contributed $12,012, tobacco und cigars amd the ‘Teutonte beverage $1,024. Comoissloner Royuo. dlamissed. tha case agalnat F.C. Schinidt, charged with porsonnt- {ng a evento oflicer and attempting to black- tnall a liquor-dealer named Schmeltckopf, the evidence ns it was given not warranting the de- fenduut's belwyg held te awatt the action of the (rand Jury, ‘The erhaingl calendar in the United States District Court way not called yesterday, as Ib was expected it would be, owing to the con Unued absence of Judes Modgett at Indiavap- olf, A telegram from hin fuformed the court oftvers Hat ho wil olsh the hearing of the cases on which he js enuaed in thie to be here to-wnorrow morning. Old man Koch, the sender of abscene postal cards, was before Commisstoner Hoyne agate yeaterday moro Ho hud a lawyer’ with him, Who probably saw that it was no tee tryin to mike anything of a plea for hin unsuyory ellane, for ho watved further oxamiuation, and the old fellow was held to 81,0) bull, the young sun of the old man going on the bond. 1 leattdocan't tackle the azed tuner before Jong’ the next. Grand Jury wil, The printed proceedings {nthe Wlodett in- vestigation have reached the bulldtiy, and cack of the Gavecument officlale bas been presented witha copy thereof, ‘The story is told in ent ther and gkes iy voluine of 415 pages. After the uforesatd ofttcials have read the covers and skimmed through the exciting court records Wned dn the book, several of them gener. o Propuse to neu to Jt that Kalstrom, the “manat the Crib, und the Hghthouse-keeper do nol go Without entertaining reading mattor iC they cau help ft, The exuct programme for the trials in the United States District Court, pefure the present petit Jury is ay follows: ‘The petty criminal tages Trot, Whe jail cases taking precedence of those in which the accused are out on bail; the Grexg case, the Gulecu cuss, the MeArthur case, und the Alleu case; then the condemna- Mon cases, Of which there are three, known as the “surplus case" azaliat the Helmholtz rec titylng house, the Tinols Distillery selzure case, und the Forbys-Laylor {Melt still case; then the Crain and Hibbard cages; and, iastly, the Custom-House cases. ‘This Is the pro- gramme, but there fs the ever-present contine gency of on “onter from the Dopartment” In- strticting the Iaw-oMicer of the Government to continue somethin or other for reasons bost knuwn to the sald Department, Thero was a declitedly-mixed crowd in Com- inlasloncr Hoyne’s handoir yesterday afternoon, when, In the'midst of casa’ whera the partes were all of German eicin, a burly policoman burst onen the portals towhe abode of Justice, and ushered Into the presence of his Honor, the Court, a brace of Mongollans, followed bya woman who wore an alr of injured Innocence and an appearance of having been Rotten up in extreme haste a3 to hor wearinapparel. ‘The Uttle procession was fed into the Inner courts of the temple, and bis Honor procecdad'to inautre what it was all about. ‘he female garatt out that ter patho was ‘Mrs. Clara Smith, of No 218 State street,— none bit reanecta- blo married women, it should he observed, Ilve there,—and went on to tell how Wau Keo, one of the almand-eyerl, had done soma washing for her, and, In exchange for a dollar bill, had teturued ler the washing and n 60-cent pteco which proved. to be irredecmably bad. Wau Keo had refused to take it back nnd give her a goo! one, ant hence her resort to the potice- man and the abode of justice, Wau Kee and the other Chinaman, his employer, stoutly in- sisted that tt was all a imiatake, and “Mrs.” Smith herself wouldn't swear to the contrary, The Commissioner accordingly let the whole party loose, and tok the woman to come in again 1f she discovered anything golng on to show guilty knowledge and Intentional wrong- doing on the part of the * washee" man. HOTEL ARRIVALS. ORAND PACIFIO NOTE. ¥, Corbin, New Britain, Ct A. M. Wilcox, Cleveland. CB. Perktns, Hurilngtan. tl. WH. Homer, Boston. George Fritz, Denver. |f. Phila, L. J, Brooks, Midland, jC. Jowett, New York ¥, W. Hoyt, Madison,” [Oliver Smith, New York PALMBU 1OC8E, A A, Tobin, Australia. WW. A, Sinith, Sydney, Aus . Wilitame, Springfleld! F. D. Douglass, Hartford. Newcomb, N.Y. |F. H. Wordsworth, Cinc, v T, Abbott, I't. Wayne} Ed. Green, Newark, Nod, dames Dog, Colorado, |¥. P. Berry, Chill, 3, SHERMAN 1OUSE. A.L.Conger, Akron,O. (8.1. Crockett, Far,,D.7T.. C.D. Gorham. FO Wayne. M.M. Town, Uarv'rd, 1 J.Stevens, Neenah, Wis, (0.8. Chamberlain, N.Y. B,D. Angell, Ft. Wayne, :,A,McDonald, 0, Bay, W.C.Parsone, Akron, 0, (£.L, Bally, New Iaven, TRENONT NOUSE. Philip Sintter, Toronto, {G.Donglase, C, Rapids, Jos, Taylor, Detroit, LT, L. Anderson, Omaha, 8,.N. Babcock, Far. D.T, Beardeley, Aurora, J.T. Spencer, Madison, —{J, Loonard, Portl'd; Ore. iL. MeDonsid, Cheye'ne'A.d, Alexander, Lou's iio CRIMINAL. Herman Young awl John Collins, charged with the burgtars of 8100 worth of cigars from No. & Market etrect, took a change of venuo yesterday afternoon from the Polica Court to Justice D’ Wolf, and wero held to this morning under bonds of $1,000 each. John McCarthy, azed 45 years, has quit the medical profession to become a disturber of the peace. THe was yesterday held tu bonds to the Bist upon charges of disorderly conduct. preferred by one Mary Mosher, und last night he was avain locked up at the Armory on com- plalnt of his wife, and was charged with drunken aul disorderly conduct. ; Washington T. Melville, the actor, whose ar- rest was tnentioned several days ngo, was bo- fore Justice Foute, yeaterday charged with the emhezzlement of $05 from “A. Knickerbocker, of Rock Istand. Mr. Melylile was discharged, it being shown from the testimony of the prose- cnting witness tint the case was a criminul prosecution for the collection of n civil debt. Franz Ulanisch, a German, 45 years of age, was urrested by the Central Station police out of whonse on Stierman street und was locked up atthe Armory to avait the arrival of the Sheri! of Broome County, Nv Y,, wha wants the prisoner upon a charge of obtaining $500 by false pretenses at Binghamton in that State. As near ag can de ascertained, a house belong ing to Hantech burned down, nnd it 1s charged that he obtafucd the Insurance by fraudulent afiidayits, ‘Thomas Sullivan, a hrntal, bullet-headed ruf- flan, used up tivo policemen Jast night, while Letug brouucht from the Bethel Home to the West Madison Street Station. ‘Tho complain- ant, Emma _Lewla, a colored woman, living at No, 16 West Lake street, clatins that Inst evening he burst in the door to her apartments, butted her about with his head, struck her several blows in the face, broke looking glasses and pictures, tore the bedding, and set fire to the houag by upsetting akeroseno lamp. ‘The fellow hud to be {beaten undl almost acnscless before he could be brought to the station or locited up {ua cell. At noon yesterday, suring the nabscuce of the family, the residence of I, Aluxander, No. 89 Weat. Oblo strect, was entered by a thief who forced open ie rear door. Four coats, three pairs of paniatoas, and three vests, tovether with some eddiny, Valucd inal at about $40, was carried off as pluuder. A young man saw the thief leaving the house, am) gave a description of him to Polfecmun ‘Tho:nas Murphy, and later in the day Rubert Smlth, iving at No, 160 North Green street, and bls denole were arrested and locked up at the West Chicugo Avenue Station. They have acknowledged the theft, elven up the mon vy they got for the plunder, aud told bow, they had disposed of it at Memlng'a Rawashiop, No. 170 North Halsted street, snd ut Frank's pawn- shop, No. 89 West Randolph strect. Arrcats: Martin Delaney, John Ryan, and John Murphy, theft of a cout from J. M. Stamm, of No, OL Washington street; A. Goldsmid, pawnbroker, suminoned for the th for refus- tis to allow the police to examing his record of pawos; William Keetey, dames Devine, and Patrick Berry, three boys caught, steal- ing somo cheap literature from Goodspeed's (petlatinis nets No 122 Quincy street; George Hibion and ugh Gillick, young plekpoekots, run ty ttnon general principles, at the Arinorys John Burns, sald to be oa thieving vagrant, brouunt in from the House of Correction, as his ul twen teasing tho Courts for a writ i. A. Rudd, .rubber-atamp maker, charged with stealing a looking-¢ings and w picture frama from the place whero ho lived; Louts Basso, a milkman who drives a lezed hurau; Justa 1. Johnson, 15 years of ace, Who persiate in visitng houses of ill- repute In the West Division; Jenuie Green, Ior- eony of a tin pan from 8, Pickler, of Nu, 103 Blue Istand avenue; Adam Hofarth, assaulthyg and making threats to kit] Lambert Nennis, A swindler giving the namo of George Ea- wards went into the clothing-stureof Schlesinger & sfever, Nos. 7 { unt 1 West Madison street, ot 3:20 yesterday afternoon, und, selecting six white shirts worth $7.00, requested thut they be sent C. 0, Db. to No. 58 North Jefferson ‘strect. Charles Lulst, 15 years of age, was ont upon the errand, und on deffersou, near Washington street, was. met by Edwards, who introduce himect£ a3 the customer who lind just gotected the goods, He alsa said he hada check upon the Corn Ex- chauge National Bank, mid that if he, the boy, would accompany him to wlcro hie could got it cushed, that lio would pay him for the oods, The two then walked east on Wash- ngtun strect, and when they reached the ilrst alley Edwards pushed the boy yio- lently, auatelicd the bundle, and ran. At tho sane Inoment he dropped the ‘cheek, whieh the poy picked up, thinking for the moment that Fdwards night go to Hullfax, if he pleased, with the goods, 0 tong as he left ihe check in payment, Ils employers thought differently, vreatly to tho lud’s surprise, dustice Summerfield: Col. George B. Mansur, chickon-ghting, 8500 to April 8; Frant Rus- sell, theft of a wolf-rolw from Janes Jones, of No, 430 State street, $25 fine: Albert Brown, one of n gang of boys who stole n cash-hox ant SU Crom an Ltatlau restaurant on Sratu atrect, near Ihirrlson, $30U to tha 20th; Philip Clark, wite-beater, on complaint of his wife, Rose, $200 to Keop the peace; Mary. und’ Notile O'Brien uid Kate MeMahon, tires disgraces, 225 fine each; Joseph Olrick, crucity to a horse which tt ts sald can only tlsy three lege, 00 to the 2dth; Jolin Mack, altss Gorman and © Crazy,” charged with having a hand in thy theft” of come ball dozen watches, stoten Saturdny night at the Exposl- ton Buitding, 8500 to tho Blwt; | Will- fam O'Brien and others of the sharp young men about town, wha are charged With beatin: some Granger out of 81, $500 to the Wel. Justices Morrison: Willig Jackson, Jumes Donecan, alias Creeney," dosepts Paoer, aid Edward Redden, burgtary of Joho Adauns! burn ou Forquer street, $1,000 to the Crim'nal Court, aut $500 additional for steal- fig 835 worth of ctotuing bulonglug to Mrs, AVG, Sovaee, from ont of wu wood-shed; Charles McTigue, accessury to the thett of 6 watch frou sou Frank Nowak, $500 to the Joseph Gorman and Patrlete Lyons, Jar- of M415 from Edinsuson ros, $2,500 to 20th; Annie Doran, Gorman's inistress, J, ils Lica was no proof agatnet her} Jacob Dexter, a vagrant who wanted tu be fined, $100; lultetta Pelfa, an antartunate young gitl Trom Gibson, Tl, who wanted to be sent togome institution where Ble would bu cared tor during continement, sent to thy Housw of Correction; Fravk Washo, destitute, sent to the Brothers’ uk Porter, Jumes O'sfeura, und MeKenna, burglary of the residence of Mire. E.G, Calawell, No. 413 Oakley street, dis- charged for tuck of proof, Juscph McNal between lat charged with keoping a second-hand store with out a Heense, strickon from thy docket, ag oho dled = suddenty Monday = inorn- 1 Canal street. ing a fo. Justicn Kaufmann: J.B. Clark, caused with disorderly conduct at Moody's church, dis- charged, and Special Policoman BR. H. Cook cen- sured for makity the arrest; Charles Jubnaun, yagrant, 8100 fino; Mrs. Sophia Holl, selling liquor to minora and keeping 8 saloon at the corner of Chicago avenuc and Weeson street without license, 8900 to the 20th. JUSTICES OF ‘THI PEACE, ‘TIN LUCKY ONES. ‘The ist of nominees for Justices of the Peace eent to Springfeld night before Inet was mada publie yeaterday, and the long agony of the hundreds who have been seeking positions ia fnally over, Those persons who were for- tunate enough to have thelr names sent to the Governor, to bo by him transmitted to the Son- ato or rojected, are as follows: South Side—L. Dp. Wallace, 1. Th. Brayton, Teter Foote, GA. Megeh, Jobe Summerfield, D. . Hammer, Pollak. mnside=I, A, Kaufuana, J. M. Wilson, North Side. A y Tlenry Hudaon, Sullivan, C. 3. Waller. West Side— . Matrett, M. Eberhardt, 0. P, Ingeraoll, G. 1. Matson, A, 1. Morrison, D. Scully, David W! The old Justices-who are dropped on the South Side are Calvin, D'Wolf, who has held ofiice for four yeare, and J, Charles [Halnes, who has held tt for elght,—-ho having been one of Gov. Palmer's original apnointecs. ‘Their auc: ceasore ste Harden}. Brayton, who was a mem- ber of the Legislature for the South Side during 1871-'72, a member of tho frm of Short & Uray- ton, harness-makers, ctc., and at present a Dep- uty County Clerk; and 1. Harry Hammer, who has been a practlclny lawyer here for many Years, und who was ot one tine prominent in ward polltics, and a candidate for Firat Ward Alderman, but who has of late devoted himesclf strictly to lils bualness, On ‘the North Side, those who go ont aro Hammill, who held office for eight years; . Hi, Robinson, and William Fe De Wolf. ‘Thetr successors -ara Charles 8. Waller, a real-estate agent by business; Henry Iindson, a Inwyer, who has not practiced, however, for o short time, and is at preeent working in the Coun- ty Clerk's offico; and John 8. Sullivan, a pretty well-known North Stdv Democrat, and a promt nent Fephun during the exciting days of 1860, ‘Thoso who retire on the Weat Sido aro Alvin Salisvury and Redmond Shoridan, Tholr ‘successors are ‘Thomas D. Bare rott, who for 9 great number of years was employed, in the office of the Clerk of the Criminal’ Court, under both Dan O'tlara and Austin Doyle, who possesses great quallfi- cattons for his new position, unl who ts gener- ally Hked; uml David Walsh, who was Alder- man for many years, 0 member of the Board of Edueation, and a Justice from 187i to 1875. Both these gentlemen are Democrats, The nominations which give universal _satts- faction are those of Judge Wilson und George A. Mecch. Some of the others have opponents here and there. ‘fhe propriety of the appomt- ment of these to fs universally conceded, Out of the nineteen Justices eleven sro clasacd as Republicans and eight as Democrata. TOW THE NOMINATIONS ARE RECBIVED, Spectal Dispatch to The Tribune, SrrinoFie.y, It,, March 25.—The Governor has to-day recelyed the list of persons nominat-' ed by the Chicago Judges for appointment as Justices of the Peace. " ‘The Senators aro rather more dissatisfied with the nominations than the Representatives. Senator Johnson was reasonably well pleased with the West Side nominees whom he knew, Ho said he proposed to learn what he could about the others, and do all in his powor to pre- vent the confirmation of any incompetent men, Senator Delony thought they were, as a whole, avery bad tot. Benator White did not seein to bo very well pleased. Senators Bash and Riddle did not care to express un opinion, and Senator Campbell was absent, und therefore not inter- viewed. Senator Artley and the Socialists of the House are very much diegruntled because thelr party was not recognized. Artley sald that they hed several good candidates, and that the Judges would pronably have occa- ston to regret having fgnored them, The Socialists had {utended to make no party nominations for Judges, but to support. the ‘present Incumbents. ‘The course of the Judges in this matter, however, showed that they lind nominated the men who possessed tho moat Palitteat fofluence, and the Socialists would probably be able to find other caudidatea for the positions wlien the {yatta election occurred. ‘The Goyernor will hold the nominations under consideration fora faw days, but expects to send them to the Senate this week, Judaing from the sentiments expressed by the Chicazo Senators, it is not stall certain that. the nominces will all bo confirmed, even if thelr names arc sontin by the Governor, for, al- though a consideratle majority of the Senate always vote to confirm all of Cullom’s appoimt- ments, in this matter the Senate will undoubt- edly ba governed largely by the wishes of the Chicago inembera, BEDFORD---LEMONT,. THE WING AT WORK, Theimpression {s strong that the Lemont stone ring {fs working hard to get control of the next Councll, in order to undo what has been‘done on the City-Hall and to substitute Walker's stone for Bedford; but it fs, of course, imposelblo to get much that fs reHable,—whieh oes to show that there fs really a achemo of such a character in faot. The only outspoken fefund of Walker fs Ald,Lawter, who docs not hesitate to say that the next Councll will upset the present contracts, no matter what the cost may bo. He, however, only speaks for the Dem- ocrats, of whom he clalns there will ba twenty in the new Council, Others say that men wo whom Walker owes money hive Republicans and Socialists uuder thelr thumb, and that the ring will have two-thirds off the Alderinen, counting thos now in ofllce, no mat- ter who are elected. Although — the names of the candidates who aro anid to favor the annulling of the present contracts wero put lished {n ail the papers yesterday, only one of them hos yet clatmed that he ‘was milsrepre- rented. ‘fis was Mr. Swift, who was put down, as doubtful. ie says lo belteves tn eontinaing the erection of the Clty-Hall as it was beruny— in au economical way,—anid that he ls oppased to the extravagant outlay involved ina change of stone. Its n litt" singular that none of the others have been heard from. Acircumstance which goes to atrongthen the belief that the ring are talcing great Interest In the clection fs the wtntement of u well-known [alttlelan to City-Attorney Tuthll, What beat you at the primaries," sald le, “was your opinion guylng that the City-itall contracts were yalid.” Jt ts true that tho Council have no power to broak the contracts, but they can pass a resolu- tion changing the stone, and “appointing a com- uulttec tu ascertain the ainount of dumages the vontractors would sustain, ‘Cho latter, of course, will Inalst_ on their rights, and demand, all the profits that would haye accrued to them had they fiutshed the Job, It fs sald that, it possible, an arrangement will be made with them to tako now contracts for the Lemont stone at an advanced priew, and in this way it fs hoped to lessen the cost of the change, Bub the contractors are not the only interested par- 4 ties, Hack of them a the Bedford Stuae Com- pany, from which they get the materta. This company ling xpent 830,000 or $40,000 in mak- ig prepiration to furnish the stone for the Clry-Hall, and, dn addition to thts, would demand its profits on the stone for tha whole building, As the building stands now, tle elange could perhaps be made for 820,000, but before the new Connell ly organized thers will bo another story added to the abricture, which will make the expense in the nelgtburhood of $300,000, ‘Tho strike of the stonc-cuttcrs in this, city wilt not interfer at al! with the work, aa ‘Toui- Unson es Rocd have lula thelr plans to have the stone cut at Bedford, nl wal of inen will commence Operations thers ip u diy or two, if they haye not done so already, As to the stone now set, Ald. Lawler sayn that would not bea total juss, ns ib could bo used fur the rotunda. If the ring du get. control uf the Council and seck to futerfere with the work on the City. Hall there will bo titeratuable litigation, and the present “rookery” will out bo abandoned for severs! years. MANTTOBA. IMPORTANCE OL 1T3 TRADE, Before thy Directors of the Boart of Trado Yosterday afturnuon Mr. Thoms Uowse, of St, Paul, expatinted upon the” business opportuni: tea und the resuurces of Manitoba und the Cae nadlan Northwest, the beneilts likely to arise from the enlargement of the Welland Caval and its connecting ones along the St, Lawrence River to Moutreal which will be comploted tn three years, und pointed out the advantages now secured in the recent opening up of the St. Paul & Pactiic und the Manitoba Branch of the Canadian Vacide Railroads, Jn a direct and comprehensive manner My. Dowse dealt with his subject, Ie called attention in the frat place to the great and fertile cduatrics of the Red River and thelr Asalniboine, Qu Appelle, Saskatchewan, Arthabssca, and that king of them all, the Peaco River Valley, which Mea Htude S5and 69, end longitude 115 and 123 west from Green ich, the most norther- ty part of which ts over 1,500 miles northweat in snatr tine from thisetty, and whose spring-time is a inonth earlier than hero. Standard authoritics wero quoted In regard to the ares and fertility of thisconntry. Tt comprises 200,000 square miles, of hich £0,000 are tt for the plow, 30,000 fur pasture land, teaying 40,000 for lake and swamp, n region equal to sweaty States the alze of Mauttoba. The extent of the navigable waters extending northwest of St. Paul 6,000 miles was also polnted out as of interest. During the last yeu? theamountof tra le between the Canadian North- westand the United States was stated to have been $703,415, healdes articles which went In free, 00 per cent of which were purchased In the States, ‘The Custom-Jfouse record of Manitoba exhibited over 228 {tems of importation.- ‘This trade exlated preyfons tothe opening of the above railway connections, which occurred on the 16th of October, uni the speaker urged thy iniportance of o better cultivation of this mor- cantile and commercial tleld by Enstarn traders. The enlargement. of the Welland, Canal would enable the shipimont of the cerculs of tliat rich territory to European countries from o port nearer ‘Liverpool than Now York, and thus . natural oxchange of commodittes would obtain. ‘The mineral resources wero then dielt upon, Coal, fron, petroleum, sult, and gold wore found fu constteratle quantity throughout the territo- ry. ‘The reason why the boatities and benefits of this country had never befora buen known was stated to hava been owing to the fact that that yast ares lind been under the vassalnge of the Hudson Bay Company, and now that Iibera- tion, from that conditfov had been achloved, o bright future was predicted by the speaker, pebabsrcakow TOWN BOARDS. souTH Sipe. ‘The South Town Board held its snnunl meet- Ing yesterday afternoon, Justice D' Wolf In the chair, and present Justlecs Foote, Wallace, Summorileld, Pollak, Supervisor Jackson, and Clerk Schoreck. The Supervisor presented his report, which showed the following: Received from Supervisor Mason, $16,143.78; Collector Ayres, on account of 2 per cont commission, $14,000.20: town taxes and foterest, $2,013.05 total, €35,736.10. His disburseinents were: Legal expenses on account of Collector Kimball, Assassor Rice, und Mike Evans’ case, 81,093.754 servic Assessor deputies, _ $10,400.25; expenses of collection, $5,702.21; m! cellaneous, $2,180.28: total, $10,700.41. ‘The cash on hand is” 818,075.08, “There is atilt duc the town for taxes of past years forfeltcd, $3,0:8.07, and an uncertain amount for 1875, appealed. ‘There is an unaudited indebtedness on account of expenses of collection, nnd an al- Ieged indebtedness of $16,000 which fs belleved to be Mezal and frandulent. ‘The report was approved and placed on tle, ‘The Coltector’s bill for March, amounting to $1,801.03, was presented and audited, The Board then.adjourned until this alter- nvol, of and NORTH SIDE. ‘The seml-annual meeting of the North Town Board was hold yesterday afternooon at Justice Wilson's Court. ‘There wero present Supervisor Loftus, Clerk O'Brien, nud dustices. Wisom Kaufmann, Robingon, and. De Wolf. ‘The onty business was the auditing of bills fecretrativg $61. ‘Tho next meot{ng will be heid Friday at o'clock p. m, at Justicy Lammill’s Court. "WEST TOWN,” A meeting of the West Town Board was called. for last evening at No. 6) South Halsted atreet, but the accounts of the town ofllcers wero not in condition to audit, and on adjournment, was accordingly taken until next Wednesday oven ing at 7:80 o'clock. SUBURBAN. UIDE PARK. ‘The Ladies' Foreign Misstonnry Society held their annual mecting yesterday afternoon at the realdence of Judge Iibbard. Roports were re- calyed from the different officers. A Paper. on China missions was rend by Mrs. H. V. Free man, and one on Mexico by Mrs, ALE. Lodge. ‘She oficors elected were: President, Mrs. George Stewart; Vicc-Prosident, Mrs. M. E. Lodgo; Seerctary, Mra. il. N. Hibbard; Treasurer, Mra. E. Remmer. — PENTECOST, Rovival Services nt the Chicago Avonue Church, The Pentecost-Stopbins revival services taat nightat Moody's Church,corner of North LaSalle strcot and Chicago avenue, draw outa congroga- tion that took up all thescatson thomatn floor of the large nuditorium—a large attendance. The exercises Were begun with the singing of the hyain entitled “Revive Thy Work,” Tho fol- towing requests for prayer were read: For sey- entecn boys, by a Sunday-achool teacher; for a father, by a gon; for tivo young ladtes; for six Christians; for Sunday-school classes, by four anxtous teachers; for an unconverted husband and ebild, by a wife. The Rey. Mr. Pentecost then offered prayer for those for whom Diyine grace bad been re- queated, > It was then announced that, on Thursda! evonlng, the body of the house would be re- sorved for young men, who could gain admis- sion by tickots, ‘the Rey. Mr. Pentecost then read throe vorses from tho teath chapter of Romans, which passages ho took for his text, Ho sald that, aside from that great class of people who were trying to Mvo without righteousness, there were other classes who recognized the efpful- ness of ging who believed in God; who hut. real desire to. be saved, and were trying to do all they could to justify themaclyes with God. Yet thease cinsdes of people, with all thelr zeal, were not saved, as they had missed the real righteousness of God. It was the de- sire of tho ministers of the Gospel to deliver theso people from their self-righteousness, These people wero ignorant of the real charac. terof Gow. ‘They had a false idea of God. ‘This was fatal to thelr salvation, 1wasmuch ap only those who rightly. ‘recognized God—thut was, understood Him, conld ovtain satyation. 2 What was the holiness of Godt When ono spoke of the holiness of God one meant the ab- sylute absence from God of anything scusual, God loathed stu, Heated sin, Ilo repelled win. ~—'That sort of character was the typo of au absolutely holy God. God luoked deep into the heart of man, and could have no. fellowship with a man whose heart portrayed the loast absence of the pura and the holy. God wanted to aeo us holy. Yet tf we did the best we ‘could, if wo reached w vertaln point, then the great holiness ot God would supply what holivess the human soul Incked, "The fact was that the justice of God toward sin was absolutely irrepressible, [f the justice of Gol did not rise up and strike stn, ihen sin wontd attempt torlse up and dethrons God. Inall the freedom of God's Divine belng Ile could not be otherwise than absulutely holy and just. People must loath sln,—nyust striice it down,—-must parry it off, God loathed atl shuddered at ein, God's love was too holy, tuo tru, too perfect, to allow any weakness of cyo in ls sight at sin, and the Lord never winked at nit. ‘That class of, sclf-righteauspcople wha went about in their sin expecting to bo relleved of thelr sin by their own righteousness did not ea- caps God's law, which demanded a perfert obelience. ‘The aclf-righteous man could nat way his spiritual debts at a discount of so many cents on the dollar, ‘There srere nut many mea who were alwaya trying to do the” bost they, m heir self-righteousnvsy who did not seo when that best was compared with the requirements of the comtiandinents that they had fallen far short of what should be. If aman was depending upon mere rollgious emotions he would not bu led to apnrehend the real righteousness of God, ‘There wero,’ too, people who depended upon these emotions, but it was not upon those grounda that God gaved souls. Other peonto exettsed themsclyes by belittling shi and magni fylmg thelr own virtues. It was a common thing to charge the exuberance of slu to a superabundsoce of humun nature. Bome men donated o fow dollars, for char- ftable objects, and deemed — that act sullicient to stove for a multitude of stus. Ths was but another type of seli-righteousness. ‘Tho clyit law was given for the suppression of ain; Was a governmiont measuring-rod, Men could not guess theirexact stature by standing up and Mnuking o mere estimate of their hight. ‘They must use the measuring-rod or stand beside something to which the rod had, been applied, ‘Thia Mustration would fit thy case of the inan who attompted to measure his. self-righteous- negs by himself. The pructice of trylug to work vut salvation by self-righteouaness weakened the fea, blinded the eye, and paralyzed the urin of faith, Accoptance of Chrivt Was tho only reinedy for self-righteousoess, Ho wasthe satisfaction for the law, E ‘thy services closed with the. singing of an- other hymn aud the pronouncing of the bene- diction. After the exercises au Invitution was extended to all to remain und osalat the sinners juquiring the way of Ife, The usual number remained. rt ¢ Be The Telegraph in Africa. The electric telegraph is being rapidly extend- ed overthodarkcontincut. Theactliye enorates of M. Lesseps aro being directed towards the vatablishment of a line acrogs tho Great Desert, from Algeria to the French settloment of Sete Ral, and the French have alreauy extended their Algerian lines castward to Tripolt, ‘The Egyp: tinn Inve rench ta the Equator, and those’ of Routh Afries will probably beture Jong be to communication with them; and, by and be, wo IMay expect to seunn overland Hne from Cape Town to Cairo und Alexandria, ‘The extension of commercinl relations with the interior in the’ sume direction will aid in protectins the wires; anit it fa stated as tegurda the northern tines that the Arabs, finding thelr camels travel much faster whun following them, most scrupulously reapect the wires and poles. ea COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY, Continued enccess and fnereaeet popu HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE! AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE 757 WABASH-AV., Weilnesiay Morning, March 26. at 10 0c! The entice Honeuold Furniture, neatiy new, co sisting of Parlor ni ty. and Chamn ta, Dining The soventh regular deavsing at Lonlavitte, Ky.. | feltehen) ‘ant Caunity Parntures “Groeker: took place on dan. 10. Full tat of numbers waa | aud Clink Ware, Mattresses, Piltowa. Ble Kota, “Comfarters, Brussel Pier Mirror and. Mallets Day Sale porumotory, J Wool Carpete, A! Grand Plano, 7 octave, ELISB0N, FOMENOY &CO,, GA.and Ho Kandoiph-at,, Auctioneers, AT 24 OAK-AV (Taka Cottage Grove-ay, cara to Oakeay. of Prosp Biace,) Entire Houschold Faruiture at Auetion Thurstay Morning, Match 27, at 10 o'clock, Conttaing of Parlor, Chamber, Dintng-loom, and Kitchen Kurutttre, Renascls Carpet, Neda and Bediting, Crockery and Gi Kalo wremptory, Famty Moiny West, POMEROY & Coy and @ Randolph-st. CHATTEL MORTGAGH SALE, No. 176 E. Madison-st., Thursday Morning, March 27, AT 10 O'CLOCK, THE Buckminster Restaurant BUROPEAN HOTEL OF 25 ROOMS, Restaurant, Bar, and Bar Fixturos, Nomoved to Stare No, 170 Hast: Madison-st, for conves nionce of sate, conalsting of Marhlestop Chamber so! Tedant Hedaing of the Hotel, 24 lirnsacla Carpets ¢ published fa Tire Trinung Vob,is, Thete drawings, never postponed, and which have taken place rep- ularly every two months, are conceded to be the standaed ones of tho day, Indorsementa anid ax+ pressions of confidence come from atl paris of tho countrys Prizes frant $10,000 down to $10 were distributed, Evon on approximate prizes $2 paid $10, Thorush for Wickets waa unprecedented; they cost onty $2, on receipt of which agfpunt they wero forwarded with dispatch, Write plainly, stating full address, for further Information, to 'T, J. Commerford, Secretary, Courler-sournat Batld- ing, Louisville, If. AREND’S KUMYSS : has been ured with highly beneficlal resuite during the past four years in the varlous forma of dyepop- tia, gastritis, nausea, general debility, consump. fion, ete,. Kumyes ia nota medicine; It is 5 pleas- ant, wine-llko beverage (In food) made from inilk, peculiarly pratefud to a aclicate stomach. Nothing olse makca flesh, antl bloud, and strength #0 fast. It can be eafely rolled on for the recuperation of those caees of low yilality in which medication or ordinary nutrition fall, Beware of imitations, Send for pamphlet on kumyea. A. Arend, chomiat, originator, 170 Madison street. Chicago, ae YOU HOUSEKEEPERS KNOW, MANY OF YOU to your sorrow, that a poor Job of paper-hanging or honse-decorating 46 dear at any price. Tux TRINUNE sasures tts renders that Mr, F. It, Hitger, 204 Wabash avenue, $s ono of the best in thst line | Faumeccinina: tiated Wares Liwen ‘rable clothe’ and reasonable in price. Nanking, Range, Urotler, &e. et Per me ao se PERMUN POMENOY & core nett LASON, POSE 20., Alictloncers, ORUNKENNESS, 7H &'BO Kandoiph-st. Dr, D'Unger, discover of the clnchona cure for runkonhess, curos all cases, oom 27 Palmer House, REGULAR FRIDAY SALE, March 24, at 9:20 o'clock. IMMENSIS LAYOUT. NHW AND SEOOND-HAND FURNITURE And General Mourchold Goods, A full Ine of new and. ined Carpets, btoves, Tauar, Crockery, Ulaxaware, Pinted Ware, Qaa Fixtures, Clears, General Merchan: INU, Guy EC. dlitts ew S 1s0N, POMEROY & CO.. Auctirs. WALL PAPER, Window Shades, &e, ———— , rf Borat and n Blayer Queen Navlen Letter to Phitoderpnia Telegraph. Atono of the Royal balls, the Queon and Madame Ristori were seen seated on a sofa talk dng pleasantly together, tn the Maccart-room. It Wasa fine chance to compate two royultice, Each was perfect after her own kind. Ristori Was just as wo havo seen hier on the stage per- sonatlug a Queen, lotty and noble, Marguerite of Savoy was equalty regal, but with a dlffer- ence, Her Majesty of italy bas changed a good dcal since shu came to the throne. She stands more upon her rank, 1s not so universally gra- cfous, and, when tittle mattora of etiquette so awry, she shows her dissatlafaction,.The quests Were Jute tu arriving at the second ball; the Royal party reached’ the anton bofore all the company had arrived, 20. whee, the reat of then 15,000 ROLLS, 7 came in, shied not salute them, ub turner - and talked to the Jadica of her curt, She ts | PATORDAX., Marah 28. af 10 o.clock, at not so popular as Queen as sho was as Princess, Her dreas at the third” ball was delleato rose satin, covered oll over with splendid lace; around the low neck of the body was o deep fringe of brilllant diamonds; the necklace was & superb one of Inrzo sapphires, emeralds, anu dfamonds, and the dladom was the same, ae At Auction on Saturday Morning, March 29, at 200 Wer Sladisop Mts, Bt Re ck, 7 OrUeE AIBON, POMENOY & CO,, Auctioneers, 78and 60 Randolph-st. W GEO. P. GORE & CO., 80 and 82 Wabash-ay, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, Wo shall scll at Auction, com- mencing at 9:30 a. m,, as largo and fine a line of custom-made | Boots, Shoes & Slippers As has ever been opened in this city, as it includes goods from MED1UM to the FINEST grades, Tho finest, newest, and most durable atyles of sieove-huttons and siuds at Hamilton, Shourds & Co., OU State street, corner Randolph. a Buck & Rayner's Glycerine Jelly fs an antidote againet March winds DEATHS. KRATING—March 25, Mra. Mary Keating, a pative of the County Carlow, Yarfsh of ‘BB rrin teat Funeral Thursday, March 27, from hor late reatdence, 144 "Beerkuirete Chlentoy 16 Gu Briduets ‘Church! Whote a requtei 1h Muga will Ue celebrated; thence by carriages to Calvary. CULVER--At tha reaidonce, of her 1 dolm Alling, Wooatay, Maren 25, stew, larrus Outver, week 7H eaEA, Nemains will bo taken to Wallingford, Ct, for inter EN-At hoi BUDDPEN GAL her Fesldence, 108 Thirteenth place, | spy) choice spring styles, Requiem High Mase nt Jeauit Church ot 10:90 March aT} funeral by cara to Caltary, Denrest mother, thow hast tert ws, : We thy loss most deosily feel: But "tis (iad who hath beratt-ue, He will all our sorrawa ical, far naxton papers pleats cony. CHAFFRE—Suddenly, at Birmingham, Ct. 23 Lottio i. daughter of rane Wind Sarai se COWELL~Il. 8, Cowell, Mat 21, en-route from Kahans Cluy ta ciicaee aged Sa year Funeral to-aay ‘Slareh 3H) trom aig env. t Care riage to Rose Hill, Friends juvited without further Catalogues nnd goods ready for inspection Monday. GEO. P. GORE &CO., BO and 63 Thursday, March 27, at 9:30 as my TRADE SALE Grockery & Glassware We shall soll 50 Crates English W. @. Waro, 50 Casks American W, G. amd C.C. Ware, 30 Casks Brown and Yellow Waro, “In original packaces,” 2 full lino Glass- waro, Decorated Tollet Sots, Table Cut~ lery, Chandeliers, Tinware, &c. Gvoda packed for car mere! Meier ong ant tt > loneers, ‘aliashoay. the restdeneo of her parent i Mary MUAuiiM Maren Zor aged St Tuneeal tothe Ghoreh of the. Grcred icart at 10 aie te = thence by cars to Calvary. bagitly is —March 24, in this city, of scarlot fovor, Ki Murer, daughter of (ieorge an ‘Aun Wursy. eed 8 ———— ANNOUNCEMENTS. Meetings To-Night. MEUTING WILL RE MELD AT enlnit, I ‘ andi. he Fuubilt will snenes ee Mavecinest ib will be lid at North Stas ta, UO, Auctloneers. rand ‘Torner-ali oatnrday avening, Bpen! nounced hereatter, ly ie Seo ae ww" MOORMMOUSE & COn, General Auctioneers and Appratecre, 85 and 47 Sandololi Second Ward—Thts evontag, at 710 a a Paty J. Bin! d Burnsthe Hon, gohin c. barker, DAW, eran. afeheranvs Sponkers seal A Paraihe tes Saaege z MA. Farwell, Tra Ws Jolin Lyte King, leit. Biller, Judyo Cary: Frank Drake, “soventiWart—Thts ovoning, at i antThin ave : ; ner Weet Twellth and Losin: ‘srewieeey dealers Lylo King, Petor Haachwah, A. I, Usldwin, Col, 1 WF. MWeaby, A. L.Morrlaun, and others. Bieath Wark Wo will aell THIS DAY, at 100'clock, the contents of 8 10-ruom house, good medium FORNURH & CARPETS Ato, a good inoof Parlor aud chamber Bets, Led- Stends, ure: Easy ( New Gouig at ietalt at Law Prices, Is cvening, nt Liutes' Hall, 170 Went, poten eo bare ne AE Ldes Halt, tg, WM. MOUREHOUSE & CO., Auctioneers. oat oi. B, . Johu Meyer, [| 7 , F eG. TI y Le We ce, y g a! ni aga oun Soke Pearees Jobo Laveen, | On Thorsilay, March 27, at 9:30 a, ty acd 13 West Handulppest. Maieakoranre ster Hor. Jo My As Parwell, od, Montague, Dr. ts de Diu Cole AY, rs Jolin Layla Rtg, Ge ke Harber, uN Cok BAW, Mleaby, Muventh Warl—This evening, at’ Martine’s JI iacat,. Hear Madfsou-al, EInery A, Storrs, GBD, ign, aul achat. ourtoenth Ward—Thle evening, . it er, Cul. UW. Wed I Ie Waltleaty, Pleasant Aintcky HTING OF THY BIGHT: centh Ward Club at th Aight avworctock aliarp,'* “!% HOWeF Turner Jini to 522 VERNON-AV. (Take Cottage Grove or Indiana-ny, cars to 35t! Elegant Chickering Piano. Hegant Parlor Furniture. SUPER CHAMBER SET (COST $500) OM Patntings. Sliver Plate, Carpets, Hedin, brary uf Choice Bucks, ttange, and all the Furntiur WAL, MUUMEHOUSE & CO, Miscelinneous. POE LIAM TT. MELFIELD PHBE Mich on Fri L LECTURE TO Oye AuCtTS. renin ne uate Lite fu the mn Hody. ie will tea tio unfcruscopa and range Janteta to tludtrata Young men slven thom on application af th avomice dl MC. A, office, ‘Sh und 6 [sandolpli OUR SALE TO-DAY, Commencing ut VEU a. iy WILL BE A LARGE ONE, 7 Now and Secoud-haud Chambor Bots, Parlor Suits, in Raw Sill, Rep, Terry, and Hair Oloth. * A Splondid Line Onrpete, NEW AND SECONDIAND FURNITURE Hall kiuds, which MUST HE SOLD, One ¥,G.11ghte Piano. Chromus, OW Valatlags, Crockery, General Merchandise, efc., ete, POPULAR AUCTION MOUSE, $2 & 86 Kandolplest. Balt Hit & CO, (Estubllahed Jnuouary, 1850.) WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Morchandiae and Real Estate AUCTIONBERS, FURNITURE, cutive: iy til Rivet at 10; 162 Wash ngton-ste, Atria ee CHICAGO Til Makes no expense for its pat- rons unless requested so to dn, RiEntA GENCY omy from money coltected. en ABERNE Neconytneed that my Pat. MINT, to oraer, OPERA . looks, feels” hatter, re lon costa iess than asa tileeP ae wenn ANA, BY alo Total, Seut far pri fi lat. Goods sciit CO, D. aaywhore. a Sole ayant forthe * MULTE FOR." A Wigs tintotoosdor and warranted HEMT 2S 2 5, FRuRNNe Sc HebT AND RWITCIIES. Aral oO. De ow y CHEAPEST no Tourly ‘Travelers, Excure Manisa, sould visit ee obi per in! WAduress by per Ib. ortiers GNGIIE, Contest tuner, Chieaxo, REGULAL THURSDAY TRADE BALE. STAPLE G FANCY DRY GOODS, Clothing, Fornishing Goods, ete., THURSDAY, MANCH 97, at 0:0 ofclock a mm, at ouF eee A TUTTENS &CO., Auctidneers, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE | CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE! Ou Weduestay, March a6, al 1) Olt, On WEDNESDAY. March 26, ati0a.m,, st store ei S8OOLOTS of English and Americau Crockery, Teble | North Clark-st., corocr Indiana, for convenience, 0! Glassware, Chimneys, Shades, Table Cus tee the entire'contents uf @ 3srgom house, co a xt aur QUKING STOVES, —_— =e tin NEW WINDOW BASH, a4 oAye ¢ Auction, U-DAY. WEDNESDAY, sareh26, ato cba Biatiuadar inn ene 5a . CELENRATED THHOUGH. | Meibuk aC our aatenrs ana y3 Heuupipt-a. out the Unton~oxpreaed to Wate W.C0,, Auctiuncers. lon exons Bee fe Ne etlancers AN UOTION SALE! BY™ PRIEDMAN & SON, 200 aud 202 Handalph-st. TEQULAK WERKLY TRADE SALE OF if if Of Parlor Sets, Sard! 1p Chamber Bults, Marb! lery, Totlet Boan, &0., Ac, 4 iiraaan, Wasa tof, idteade Ua Gah lta an Goods packed for Country Sefhante, 5 Ptettrent a War : UW. HEGKEOKD, Auctioneer, v0) rings, large , Stoves, Crockery. Siver-platod Bese Deudiog, BloveR.G ‘Kery gu oy duciiencws a