Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 29, 1879, Page 8

8 THE CIry. GENERAL NEWS, Dr. George Dernard, Now York, is stopping at the Paciile, The Hon. 8 M. Hovey, Boston, fe at the Sherinan, ‘The Hon. John Plunkinton, Milwaukee, ts ab the Pacific. The Hon. J. HW. Earnest, Shullsburg, Wis., {s at the Palmer. The Hon. C. BH. Howard, San #rancisco, is ‘domiciled at the Paliner, The Hon. Charles H. Toll, Del Norte, Col., is registered at the Palmer, ‘rhe Hon. George Clendenning, Washington, {ea quest of the Tremont, ‘The Hon. Thomas Butterworth, Rockford, iL, ts realatered at the Tremont. +The Hon. 8. 0. North, Hancock, Mich., is among the guests of the Patmer. Franels Murpby, the celebrated temperance agitator, fan gneat of the Pulser, ‘The Hon. William E. Fleming, State Treasur- or of Inalano, Isa guest of the Pacific. ‘The Hon, Thomas R, Hudd, Green Bay, Wis., fa one of the guests of the Sherman. J.J. Crafton, Superintendent of the Tonia, Mict., Stato Prisov, is sojourning at the Tro- moot. The Trade and Labor Council held an unim- portant meeting [at No. 7 Clark street last evening. r 1 to State strect bridge was neato rennkte of onc of R. Forbes & Bro.'s grocery wagons yesterday afternoon, the reault of a coliision, Brig.-Gen. Alfred TH. Terry, U. 8. A., in com- mand of the Devartment of Dakota, aud Licut.- Col. E. B, Gibbs, Ald-de-Camp on his staff, arriv- ed inthis clty yesterday und put up at the Pacific. ‘The temperature yesterday, a8 observed by Mannsse, optician, 83 Madison street. (TRInuNE Bulding). was os follows: 8a, m., 47 degrees; Wa. m., 61; 12 m., 62: Bp. m., 60, 8 p. m., 59 Barometer at 8 a, m., 20.14; 8 p. m., 20,29, Owen Daley, 47 years of age, and recently from Wabash, Ind., was found helpless at the corner of Indiana und Robey streets trom the effects of arupture. Having no friends in the eity, he was taken to the County Hospital for treatment. At the meeting of the tuck-pointers at No. 7 Clark street Thursday evening, the following offtera were elected for the ensuing year: Prestdent, M. Sullivan; Vire-Preaidpot, C. Dwire; decreiary, James Thompson; ‘Treasur- er, Thomas Finegan. Capt. Jewett Witeox, well known as the former manager of the Tremont House, has token charge of the Gardner House, and will rommence bis management April 15. From hits long and successful career as a hotel man it will be safe to predict all manner of good things for aim and the Gardner House. Dr. H. M. Bren, Rabbi of the Congregation “Rodet Sholom,” corner of May and Huron streets, will preach a sermon this morning, on “The Mistakea of Ingersoll.” He will try’ to pontrovert the statements made by “Bob? {ugersoil in his lecture on “The Mistakes of Moses” at Haverly’s Theatre last Suuday after- avon, The public are invited. Coroner Mann yesterday held !nquests upon Patrick Farka, who fell inte a sewer in the rail and bar millof the Union Roiling Mills, and was killed by theshock; and upen Peter J. Storm, a laborer who died of {njurles receiyed. by an accidental fall in anew building at the corner of Lako and Le Salle streets, At obout 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon Thomas tl, Maloney, an employe fn the plow- works of Furat & Bradley on Jefferson strect, near Lake, was severely burned about the left foot by molten trou, He was engaged in carrying the mollen metal from the cupola to the flusks, One of the handles of the crucible which le had hold of broke, He was taken to his boarding- house, No. 113 West Lake atreet, and was there properly cared for. Christian Erickson, proprietor of a furniture factory at No. 386 Wells atrect, while engaged fo. adjusting the machinery, had his coat. cn- t din the stuft, and was carried around 1 times befors the machinery could be stopped. He was severely brulsed about the head, back, and shoulders, und had bis left knee dislocated. Ho was taken to hls home, No. 142 Huron strect, where he received proper medical attendauce, IJHa fujuries, though se- aaa, are not supposed to be of a dungerous ature. The Eromegade Concert to be given to-night at the First Regiment Armory promises to be the most pleagant entertainment ever given at this place,—giving every one an op} portunity: to room at will over the entire building, to hear o full Militasy Band, and to witness an exbibition drill by Company C. Convert com- incnces nt 8 o’clovk. Drill by Company C at 9 o'clock. Reception Committee—Col, E. Dy Swain, Lieut.Col. E. B. Knox, Dr. Truman Miller, Capt, F. B. Davis, Licut. H. D. Cut- Jer, Lieut. C, H. Harnlck, Capt. Truman, Capt. Brown. Committee of Arraugements-—Quar- termaster J.D, Bangs, Quartermaster-Ser- veant F, G. Hoyne, Ordance-Sergeant A. L, Boll, Commissary-Sergeant H. D, Penileld. £2EORDIN, Following are additionul collections made for the sufferers of the tate flood In Szegedin, Hun- gary: . 2; Gray Lumbar, $2; Palmer & Foller Manufacturing Company, $10; T. W. Harvey, B10; Menominee River Lumber Company, $10; IL Whitberg & Co., $10; 8. B. Darker, $62 J, fieid= ler & Jsro,"s Lumber Company, $10; McArthur & Sinith Luinber Company, £6; 'H. 1, Endersun & + $55 Dean Wros., $5; Tuo, Soper & Pond Co., 5 Hamilton, Mereiman & Co., $5; The Kirby & Carnenter Company, $10; E. Wiles &Co,, 854 S. IC. Martin, $10; Kelly, ‘Raiborne & Co. $0: Grovsa & Philip Manufacturing Company, $10 Coyso & Pate, $3; Mate & Klpicke, $1: anh, $1 Wham Dickduson, $5; J. 1. Adams, $53 J. ackingham, $103" Poole, Kent & tC. B, Pope. $5, A, '¥. Weinberger, $3: Gormick & Beebo, 35; 0. Ii, Roche, $5; Armour, Dolo & Co, $25; F. B, Sherman. #10; Hood £65 Tunut Walzel, 8; Ra ait . i. Penboay, A Uiale, $4; Mraudues mith & Co,, ti $e aneon, McCinrg & Co, 0; Cameron, Amberg & Co., $4; J. M, W. Jones 8, & P. Company, $5; Doni- son Manufacturing Company, $3; Skve: 33; W. G. Holmes, $13 Tund, ‘MeNally & Co., $5; Culver, Puge, Hoyne & Co., $5; Carles Iitme yuna, $24 J. 8 Mevonaid, $33 ¢. Biltracker, $15 3. Liber Co, 23 We SM pl. Duara & Bros, $1, |! pity Boye FUREMAN BIGELOW, Last Sunday Mr, Freeman Bigslow,an old and Much respected citizen of this city, dled sudden- Jy at Oxford, Mass,, where, with his wife, he lsc gone one vialt. Mr. Bigelow, wno ls a brother of Mr, Liberty Bigelow, un old resident of this city und a partner of Frank Parmeleo for twenty sears, came to this city from = Mussachusetts in 1854, and began carrying the malls through the city, using a one-horse wagon for the purpose, ¥or twenty yeurs he had charge of carrying the malls, und did the work to. the entire satisfac- Dros., $10; 4. We A George G, Gooch, Uon of the Government, using Improved meth- ods of delivery ag the business fucreased, which did very rapidly, In 1873 he retired from active business with acomfortable fortune. He was TL poate: of age at the time of his death. fis funeral took pluce 'luceday at Oxford, aud was attended by his brother, Mr. Liberty Bigelow, THE OIrY-HALL. Sherif Hoffmann and Justico Morrison called on the Corporation Counsel, No ectip was paid out, and none will perbaps be until the new administration comes in, Two cages of scarlet fever and ono of diph- theria were reported to the Health authorities, The police will get two montha’ pay In cash and the Uremen receive their February salaries to-day. Beveral of tho election judges hava declined to serve Tuesday, und the others witl have to fib the yucancivs, ‘The Treasurer's recetpts were: 2,870; Comptrolier, 8399; pald out $2,600, ‘The City Clerk is busy getting ,ready the eenses for peddlers, teams, eten witch baye to be taken out on aud after April 1. A permit wag {ssued to Peter Schoenhofen to erect a brick wagon-shed, 26x05 fect, on Seward. street, near Cunalport avenue, to cost $2,500, ‘The amount of moucy on hand to the credit of 1678 ts so small that another cull for scrip wil berhaps, not by fasued for a week or ten Water Optics, total, 83,265, Ho ‘The Judiclary Committee met in the after: novn, and deterred we only two important Watters Lefore thein,—the churces agaiust Ald. Lodding and the proposed amendments to the saloon ordinance fu relation to the sale of Uquor to tuluors and playing pool, Corporation Counsel Bonfletd has recelved oficial communications from the Land Commis: sloner at Washington luforming him of the rer THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY. MARCH 29, 1879—SIXTEEN PAGES. lection of the land claims of (#, F. Blanchard, D. V. Kean, T. B, Valentine, and the Iinols Con: trot Railroad Company, and Britton Gray and Drummoni to portions of the Jake-ffont prop- erty, and conflrming the title of the Janda in “the city, The Blanchard tocation covered the Innis east of Michigan arenuo and between Madison strect und Park row. ‘The Kean claim covered Dearborn Park. ‘The Valentine scrip covered the tund cast of Michigan avenue west of the enst line of the old Taleott aurvory north of Madison street and south of Randoloh, ‘The fourth and Inst-mentloned cialm was forthe land lying east of the west line of the old Tal- cott survey and batween Madison and Randolph streets, subject to the right of way of the Itll- nofs Central Rallroad Company. THE COUNTY BUILDING. The Treasurer disposed of about $1,000 worth of county bunds yeaterday, of the $600 denom- ination. The Collectors of the Towns of Thornton and Jefferson turned In their books to the County ‘Treasurer yesterday. Next Thursday has been set for hearing the argument on the motion for a now trial in the case of Lamb, in the Criminal Court. ‘The County Treasurer bas already berun to stow clerks away in the reserved departincut, formerly occupted by the County Board, Jailer Currier has decided not to bo “at home" to company Tuenlay, and theretore visitors will not bo entartainod at the Jail, dn the Criminal Conrt yesterday Adolph Ebrke was tried for receiving stolen property, was found guilty, and his term was fixed at one yeor in the Peoitcutiury, ‘The contempt caso of The People ex rel. Clara Edwards ve. George Bandercock et ol, which was to have veed tried in the Connty Court yesterday, was continucd until Wednes- day. ‘The Committee on Town and Town Accounts met yesterday and audited bills, A bill of $41.50 from St. Luke's Hospital, for boarding a woman named Bello Picktord, claiming to be a auper, fur a fraction over seven weeks, ot 5.60 per week, was thrown out, on the ground thut the county had a very good hospital of ite own, without paying for the keeping of paupers in other hospital, John J. Stern, charged with being a fualtive from justice from New York, and also with Taking threats, came into the Criminal Court yesterday, and through hls attorney, Col., Me- Clanuaban, made application fora writ of habeas corpus on the eround of fecal proceedings tu Ms arrest, there being no complaint and no war- rant. ‘The writ was granted. No steps were taken to have lim rearreated yesterday. The Grand Jury heard some twenty cases yes- terday nnd found twelve indictments. Amoug others was the ease against ‘Thomas Wood «ind two other men whose names were not known, charged with conspiracy in attacking the Bride- welt'bus und attempting to release prisoners, Fred Koss was Indicted for assaulting aman uumed Weidinevger, un the North Sslde, with intent to kill. A case was brought before the jury by Charles Cloyes, of the firm of Knowles, Cloyes o& Co., against James Stevens, a travel- ing man in the employ of the firm, charging him with the embezzloment of $4,315. Stevens claimed that it was only a difference in ace counts. The matter has been brought before Justices Hines and Mecch, and the latter ad- yised the partics to go before the Grand Jury. No bili was found. Erick Hedstrom, ot the coal firm of Hedatrom ¢& Co., desired the Grand dury to find a bill againat Thomas Bryan, 2 man in bils employ, for embezzling, $2,000 or ‘83,000, but the jury retused to do so, THE CUSTOM-HOUSE, ‘The currency disbursements at the Sub-Treas- ‘ury yesterday went up to $09,000. Special Agent Keefe went to the Stock- Yards yesterday morniug to hunt for cattle dis- ease, but says he found none, The Marine Hospitat fs uo longer under the supervisiou of the Collectors of Customs, and Surgeon Miller bas direct control, ‘Two thousand dollars’ worth of 4 per cent bonds were subscribed for yesterday at Assist- ant-Treasurer Gilbert's headquarters, ‘The internal-revenuc recelpts, yesterday footed up 814.453, Of this amount whisky ‘as re- sponsible for $10,755, tobacco and ‘elyara for $2,517, und beer for $1,105, Collector Harvey recelved o certitlente from the Department yesteraay authorizing the issue of special tax rectifiers’ stumps to ructitiers of legs than 500 barrela, CRIMINAL. Elisha Bpragie’s cose Was continued again yesterday by Justico Wallace till to-day at 10 o'clock. Justice Foote yesterday fined B. Cohn, a pawnbroker, $25 for failing to keap a record of the artictes pawned at his place, ‘The West Madison street police hava arrested Lemus Roos, Peter Hotto, and James Duntee, three boys charged with burglarizing o cigar store formerly kept by L. Currie at No. 26 West Randolph street. Entrance was effected by oreaking a pane of glass ino rear basement window. About $15 worth of the plunder has been recovered. Thursday syening Mechnel O'Laliy and Michaat McNally quarreled ot thelr boarding-house, No, 263 Ferdinand atreet, about the moral char- acter of a young Indy acqualntance, Theformer drew a pockct-knife and stabbed his antagonlst in the left breast and Inthe abdomen. Dr. Hunt, who waa calted in to attend the Injured man, pronounced the wounds not dangerous, MeNally refuses to prosecute, even if O'Lally should be arrested by the police, J. Mf. Careon, arrested for carrying concealed weapons, the larceny of a revolyer, and an os- sault with intent ‘to murder u mon named Wargerson, saloon-keeper at No. Fed Went Madison street (as detailed in yesterday's THis- use} took a change of venue yesterday from the Weat, Side Voile Court to Justice Scully, and was put under $2,500 bonds for a hearing April 2. Carson {s said to bea tough fellow, formerly a inember of the Soapy Leyy gang to ropers, and o bunko-ateerer undo confidence man, Arrests: Vatrick Flaherty, crucily beating an oyerluden horse, upon complaint of Mr. Sturges, of No, 107 Pine’ atrect; Peter Muschberger, a8 sautting Paurick Riley, of No. 63 Delaware vlaces; PS. Shieids and Justia Goodrich, licket-scaloers; John — Whafr, larceny 03 baitee of a cont from Levt Harris; Joseph Warren, drunk aud lying in the gutter with upwards of $400 in cash jn hls pockets, brought in to sober up Sadie Green, charged with roping into her den last Sunday night a river captain named James Baggs, who alleces Une she robbed him of $00 cash und a heavy silver watchs Conde Conner, uo thief, in whose posseasion waa found a Muraciltes counterpane for which an owner ts wanted at the Weat Madinon-Street Station, At noon Yeateniay Fred Greiner, who has tramped ft all the way froin Clinton, 1a., stepped: into some suluon on Milwaukee avenue to get a Klows of beer, While there ft is sald that sume unknown oman entered and dealt bin o stunulng blow on the back of the head with some sharp fnatrument, A Httle later Cireiner was found lying in a very weak condl- Hon near the {ntcrsection of the Chicago & Pa- elic Rallroud and Milwaukee avenue, Dr. Sloan, who attended Lim, found tut bo was. Uiceding and sulfering from a wound wt the base of thy brain, but he dil not consider the Injury dangerous, und sent the man to the County Hospital to recuperate. ‘The pollcs of the Rawaon Street Station have been trylig to ascertain fn what saloon the as- Buult Was committed, and by who, bub thus far they havo nut been successtul, Justice, Morrison: Thomas Murphy ond Charles Kennedy, pickiu tho pocket of tree Ly Grey, of No. U4 West Washington street, 8300 ta the Criminal Court; Jolin Jotnsun and Jolin Straw burglary of F. Leonburdt'’s bout and show store, No, 005 Canal street, 81,000 to the Ulets Frank Ryau, breaklug into barn tu reat of No. 28 Canal street, and stealing therefrom harness worth $20, 8500 to. the Criminal Courts Thomas MeLaly, charged with forgery und. obtulning, thereb: A antl of Juinter from ‘Thomas O'Hara, $1,000 to the 4th; Nettie White, vagrant, $100 tlie; Fred Koss, disorderly, realat- fag, and carcying concouled ea poitee 8200 upon each charge untll the 4th; Paul A, Foster, M.D, disorderly conduct {ua woman serape, $3 tine; Mtunnab “Carlin, darcuny of a coat from Dun Young, a young sitornoy, $35 fine. Jus {ico Summorileld; KE. A. Rudd, larceny of a 4 tase und a picture-trume fromJ. P, 0 the 2d; Alicu Hughes, alias Juston, obtaining money upon goods belonging to her mother from L. Friedborg and A, A. Berustely, pepe 5 on euch charge to the bd; wood Bluhop, larceny of $25 from Av Herbat's goal ollicy, No, 45 Pi Strect, $500 to the 29th; Thomas Cooguu, larceny of eleven chickens from, the wagon .of I, BF. Mix, 825 fine; Jubn Nelson, 11 years of age, larceny of $10 cash from hisiather, who lives at No. 88 Hick- Ory atreet, $300 to the Criminal Court asa tit caudidete forthe Reform School; 8, Lelchman, attempting to obtain money by false pretenses from Mr. Conrad Seipo, 800 ‘to the Criminal Court. Robert Stewart, alias George [1 Ar- nold, was areaigned upon eleven different charges of obtalning goods worth from &3 to £10 from the following firms: VJ. Neill, No. GOf State strect; the Potnam, clothing house, No. 184 Clark street: J. Croak, No. JL Milwaukee avenue; A. d. Unna, No. 33 West Randolph streets). A. Bartlett, No. 181 Randolph street: abl, Nu. 120 Dear. born street; J, 1. Gatztrt, No. 183 Clark street; J. Murphy, No. “st Clark street; J. HH. Abrahams, No. 54 West Madison street; Charles List, No. 853 North Carpenter stree! and Schlesinger & Mnyer, No. it West Madison street. Ho waived examination, and was held In $500 bonds to the Criminat Court mane cach charge. After court nas adjourned three more cases were proved STAN Ulin, ag follaws: = M. Born, No, 46 Clark street, from whom he obtained a pair of panta- Joone, a searf, and pin, valued at $7.50; C. Stoffregan, No. 83 North Clark street, one dozen stirts, a alk searf, and the, SIL; and Wiley Brothecs, No. 230 West Madison street, one-half dozen shits, $7.60, At the Intter nlace he eave in payments wortliless check upon lie Traders’ National Bank, bearing the signature of J. H. Holmes. dustice Kautinana: doseph Youngbluth, aseaultiy: nis wife, S100 fines Thenry Young and Michael Mafsch, assaulting F, Wistaville, $00 to the 4th; Max Muster, as- saulting Bertie Pierce, 12 years of nge, 8300 to the 20th. A sweet-acented individual named Harry Gor- don was yesterday tmorning arrested by the West Twelfth street police at No. 473 West. Taylor street, upon a warranteharging him with pleamy. Abouta year aud a half ago Gor- don bee: acquatnted with a young und hard working-girl named Mary Hoelzer, and und the allas of Willie JI, Raymond he married her Noy. 4, 1877. ‘The parents of the girl live i the basoment of the number above mentioned, and the newly-married couple tovk apartinents at the ‘sume oviace. Weeks railed ott, and the husband = did nothing, and brought home no money or other uecessaries of life. ‘Then he was arrested, {n company with “Spike Brady und some notorious characters, charged with robblngaman ina Blue Island avenue saloon. His wife pawned — her sewing-machine and her Inst remaining or- ticle of furniture to get him ont upon avwrit of habveas-corpus. He did not even then quit his {dle havits, and ste was forced to leave him, and return to the table of her parents In order to get foud to eat. Sinco then the dis- consolate wife learned through Polleeman Thomas Beck, and ‘others, that Raymond's real name was Gordon, nnd that he, white fo joit,on the Sth of June, 1872, was united in marriage to Julla Bishop, and from whom it iselaimed he was never divoreed, Yesterday he was brought before Justico Morrison and, walving exatninction, was hictd In 82,000 to the Criminal Court. In bis possession when arrest- ed were found a coftiple of pocketooks and 100 watel erystais, which are aupposed to have been stolen, Ahorriblo and brutal outrage was reported to the Armory police Inst cyening by some guests at the Palmer Honse. Along about 6 o'clock in the evenine Mrs, A. C, O'Brien, occu- pying Room No. 648, sent Mary Nelson, a little To-yoar-old girl, who has been ju her employ, toa laundry on Eldridge court to briiy from “thera asmall package uf washing. The little one did not return until afters o'clock, nnd was alinost ‘unable to walk, and crying bitterly. She said that while walking south on Wabash avenue on ber way to the laundry, sho was met near Harrison street by an old rray-hatred and gray-bearded nan who ac- costed “her, saying. “Oh! sissy; I sce your legs.” He carresaed her, chucked her under the chin, and gaye her 50 cents for being a good It- tle girl. ‘Then he — enticed her into a vacant lot just north of Harrison street, und thence into the rufng of the old Post-Oflice at the northeast corner of Harrison strect and Wabash ayenue. When she told her story at the hotel Dr, E. H, Horsey was at once sent. for, who, atter examlulug the child's person, Pronounced her to be in the most stocking vondliion, Mary fs a bright little url, barely 10 years of age, and those who knew her when she lived with herguarenta at No. 11 Fouell street give | her, an excellent character, However, there {fs something wrong in the etatemcut she made last aight. She was away. from the hotel fully three hours, slie was notat the laundry, and could uot posalbly have spent the time out of doors. To-day she will be more closely qucs- iloned as to the occurrence. When the erev- halred old repropate left her, she says he mado her agree to meet mM ..ob a certain place this evening, but it ta hlelly improbable that he ever meant to keep the appointment. The police suspect severa) persons, particularly an old than woo hos for the past. six months pa- trolled State street nightly, insulting young girls, und concerning whom numerous com- plaints have been made at the Armory, HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. G, W. Cross, Cloveland, F. J, Evang, N.Y. W. Redhead, Dea Moines J. W. Adame, Hoctiester, {Gitespte, Nottingham J. Robson, Winona. K. N, Rice, Rockville, Indj§.W. Wheeler, Marquette 3. W. Mlebarueun, Baltelt, #.Gannon, Washing'n PALMER HOUSE. G. Clark, Rochester.'J. A. Church, Columbus «Marks. Cinelnnath ‘W, A, Little, Detroit. James Lawrence, Bost iikinwon, Ottawak S$. D, Blatthews, St. Paul. Hurnist, Wasbing'n 3. B. Hedges, Toledo. [A. G. Jackson, Uostun. SHERMAN TousE. FE B. Maeden, Salt Lake, is 1. Pilver, Burlington, 01 C. 3, Pratt, New York, ; Dobtinski, Pilla, Webser, Dubuda Portland,’ Gd. Rapids, 1, F, Jennings, Boston. . Lawrence, Boston, D.E. Sherman, Leadville. arker, Oconamo'c. TREMONT HOUGE. _ Dr. W. Carnentor, Denv'r.|D, W. Maratta, Yankton, W. P. Orr, Piyud, O. iturt, vast Sagin'w. . Thornley, Provid’e. |C..C,Campholl, Gt Pk. Prouatit, Milwan'ee. Fist, ‘Oakland. J.D. Ferguson, N.Y. [A. ‘Bybeo, Indianapolis, TEMPERANOK., TNE WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN UNION, The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held Its regular monthly meeting yesturduy morolng at its rooms In Farwell Hall, Tho at- tendance was large. Mra, 1. 8. Carse prestded. After devotional exercises and routine busi- neas, Mies Mary A. Baker, the Correspondlug Secretary, read her report, which showed thnt sho had Jed in Farwell Mall vine tines and had taken part in six other meetings, The Historic. at Society had acknowledged the receipt of re- porte of the Union, Mlss Willard had just re- celye from Springfleld a card which reads as fol- lows: 4 Tho Wouso Committec on License hos reported favorably the Hinds bill, which provides that no Ucense shall be granted except upon a petition of a majority of all residents, men and women; and has alao urged tho paveuge of a constitutional amendment pormitting women to vote on the quea Hon ef Neenwe, Will you not. aa individuals and societies, write to the Senators and members of the Mouvy from your localitiva and get tho most in- fluentiol mento write to thems also send able woraera here ut once to work with those who hava in their hands tho fate of these measures so full of ate? No time must bo lost, ‘The for signatures to the petition bas been extended from March 1 to April 7. Mra. Morrill reported for ollice-work: that nineteen had signed the pledce; threa mea came to renew broken pledges; a letter had been received from a young man who had signed last August ns an Athelst, und wos now a be- Mover. ‘The salo of $10.86 worth of books was reported. ‘The Swedish co-workers were briag- lng in many signatures to the Homo-Protection Petition; they bave procured 1,800 names, One boy 9 yours old had gotten 111 siguatures at Field & Lelter's store, ‘The ‘treasurer, Mrs, R, 8. Greenlee, reported recelpta for the month os $103, und expend{- tures at $110; balance on hand, 849 Among other donations wos one of $117.80 from the Second Raptiet Church, collected by Mrs. ‘Thomas Wile, Mra. Caras valid that the Gospel meetings were well attended and the branch clubs in Nourishing condition, Miss Baker said that the ¥oletucl vetings avernecd an uttendauce of suventy-tivo, abd there were many requeste for prayer, ‘Iwonty-four pledges hud been taken at those meetings. ‘The Chair reported for the Executive Com- mittes that the thie of the Union had baen auch taken up with work in behall of the Hame Protection Petition, ‘the pluns for obtaining now slgnatares by cauvasa were made, Mr. Hy D. Fowler had donated 875 toward: qty x the expenses of persons sunt to Springiicld in the interest of the meaaure, Miss Willard had de- cided thut 40,000 wore names were? needed bee fore ine petition should be presented to the jenate, 2 At was announced that the eminent Quakercss, Mra. Hunnuh ‘Vhitefield, of Vhiladelpbla, la consented to ulye a serves of Bible-readings under the auspices of the Ualon, and that she would accept wo remuneration, ‘Phe readings will commence April 27 und extend through the following Sunday, Mra, Willls A. Barnca, Chairman of the Cam- mittes on Temperance Literature, presented lier resignation on account of removal from the city. It was accepted with regret, aud Afra. Morrill was appointed to the ‘vacancy, Misa Willard and Miss Kimball were added” to the Coimmittec, $25 was ordered paid to the ci ‘The sun of Treasurer of the Curniyul of Authors,—the amount ussessed upon cach charity ropresented tu the entertainment, Mra, Auna Smith and Mra. L, T. Ela reported . bushel systom entirely. reapectivoly for the {all and the colored people to the effect that the work was encourngiig, Mra. Carso presented for Mixa Willard a “Httle brown jug” of peculiar design. It was covered with annkes, and was meant for a tem- perance object Iexson. A yote of thanks was given to the donor, Mr. Ward Kirkpatrick, of Anna, JI, the Inventor of that peeullar pottery. The Jug was pasaed, Mrs. Carse renorted that the Itinots Central Railroad had giyen passes to six ladies who go to Spriucdeld In the futerests of the Home Pro- fection bill, A vote of thanks was given to the railroad, Letters were recelved from Mra, Cummings and Mr, William Wales, who are in Springfield in the luterests of the bill, They both predicted success, and told of much work done, Mra. Carsa rend o petition to Mr. A. M, Wheeler, the Supertutendent of the dinfog? room cars of the Pullman Company, asking that wine and other strong drink ve havished from the cara under his control. Upon motion, the Chair appointed Mra. Wayans and Mra, Caree a committes to present the petition to Mr. Wheeler, Mesdames Watson, Haskell, Pinney, and Da- vis were added to the Committee to solicit for the Carnival of Authors, The meoting then adjourned, : THE CUNTAT, THE UXPERIMENT ONCE THED 1N CIICAGO, Nhe legalization by the Britten Partlament at the bealuning of the present year of the ceptal syatem ns the unit of measure for grain and other articles lierctofora sold by the bushel, quarter, stone, and Yhe Lord only knows how many provincial unts of capacity, has renewed = ims thls’ country the desirability of comforming to it, The New York Produce Exchange has taken the matter in hand, und, for about two months, haa been in corréspondonca on = the ~— subject with the Donrds of Trata in ail the larger celtics. The Directors of our own Board devoted conalderable time to its cousidera- tion, andl replied to its elster organizatfon In New York that at this thine It was Inexpedient totake anyaction. In communicating this resolve Sec- retary Randolph suggested uit an excellent entering wedeu could beahtained by the paseuge of an act of Congress ordering the purchase by the cental of all Government supplics sold by dry measure, and alsy the osscesment, of all duties on the same plow, For years the grain trade of Calitornia—par- teularly in wheat—has been couducted on the basis of the uult of measuro, and the same grain on reaching Liverpool is bought and sold on the same plan. At interior poluts in Can- ada, Where the dellve’ ies trom farmers’ wagons are quite large, the cental syetemn prevails, and. alt quotations are made on thut basis, ANOUT THIRTEEN YEARS AGO the Albany Board ot Trade took up the ques- on and eutercad into correspondence with alt the sister Bonrds olong the Hnu of the great Inkes, The proposition seemed to mect with generat approbation ss a matter of theory, and [n December, 1800, reaolutiona were adapt- ed by the Boards of Chicago, Milwaukee, Tole- do, Cleveland, und Buffalo formally authoriz- Ing {tg adoption, and specifying the ensuing lst of March as the time’ for it tu go into effect. ‘The old members of the Chicago Board will re- member the confusion ‘that ensued on the first tivo or three days, it was ensy enough to make the calentations so far ns'wheat was concerned, but when {t caine to corn, oats, rye, and bar- Tey, the problem = beeame ao little more involved, und thera was much grumbling over the compounding ‘of fractious, ‘The brokers at once kicked agafust the scheme, ‘Their commiseiona werelonthe basis of the bushel, and naturally endugh they declined to purchase or sell by the eertal for the same com- inission, While they werd ‘satistled to purchase by the bushel for one-ci¢hth of one cent com- mission, they thoughe it was aking a Hittlo too much or biy anywhere from twice to threo times the quantity. of gfain an expressed fn centals for the same tnoney, ‘The sealpers, who speculated from day today, turnliyg thelr deals elther way fit ‘the prolit of one-eighth to one-fourth cent per bushel, objected because it took larger margins tocarry.a 6,000 ceotal ivt thau one of 5,000 bushels, ‘Then the elevifor.men were not in hearty syinpathy with thd'change. In Milwau- kee, it memory be corrcet," the’ warehousemen absolutely refused to absdbn the'old way, and. the result was thit thelr brethren here wero compelled to act Nkowiset 1. YON NEARLY 380 WEEKS after the introduction of {he cental the news- papers und commercial cityauors gaye the quata- tons by ft fustead oljdie bushel. “‘lhen they dropped it beeduge the members of the Board fell. qgtrom —prrace, und slipped tack tuto the tnlgultous jonds of the bushel, ‘Ten days later Him Toledo and Buffalo Boards of Tradu formally reseluded their ae tion, and on the 2vth ot Alurch the Chivazo Board of Trade, after hh¥ing given the plin what they conaldered a-fair trial, followed in the ware of Bulfalo und ‘Foledy, ‘The cental os never. been heard offrom that day until yesterday, wher a reporte# of Tre Trung {u- terviewed several of the ‘dading hoyses on the question. Inconvenient&" is the — only reason urged by thd! commission mer- chants —.agalnst {ta (adoption, The warehousemen, —whila “nelther favoring nor opposing ft, say that Perinteston would haya to be given them by the Leeislature to adopt it In calculating the storage tus, At the present time the storage fs on the Yasis of 1¢ conte per bushel, Changing to the bental wheat would be Hable to a charge of'2.03 centa, nnd cata about 8.70 cents, Corn would pay 2.23 conte, andother grains fy proportion, It woutd bo imoussible to have a unltorit rate per cental, for the reason that the Ighter'the grain the greater euble feet of storage would be required. ‘The elevator men think thut" before the Ware- house Inw e fo amended, — it would bo better for the State to abolish the ‘The brokers aud scalp- ers urge the sume objectiona'ns they did betore. Some think that in the country the plan would not work well, for the reason that the farmers and sinali dealers thoroughly comprehend what is the exact amount of 4 bushel, but they would. be greatly at sea in making'an estiinate on 100 pounds, THE ARGUMENTS IN PAYOR of the cental aro those whieh concur. in pro- wounelng the decimal rystem the best In the world. dweily years ago, when the Atnerican system of coinage was Introduced {uto Canada, where the people had been aveus- tomed for years to the pound sterling of Eu- glind, the pound currency of Halifax, and. the dollurs, shillings, ud sixpences uf New York Stowe, {twas Seared that an era of confusion would be the result. For a few weeks, provubly in all nut to exceed threo months, the people ta the rural districts were very much put out with the new order of things, butas they gradually learned the .valuo of the “dollar as the unit, und its divisibitity by teo, the Inconventence wore’ away, and now It would be almost an Impossibility to find a Cunadion farmer who would go back to the old system of selling ils wheat by the bushel, und Higurlng out ite value tu pounds, shillings, and pence, Had the cental system, whon introduced on our Board of ‘Trado twelve years ago, been given a three or four months? trial, there f3 acarcely a Goudt but what tt would now be the uult of dry measure Instead ofthe bushel all over the United States, TITE JUSTICHS, GLEANING A LITTLE INFORMATION, Areporter in his meanderings yesterday ran across n nan who tooked aa theugh he ought to know somethIng about affairs at Springileld, and especially about the appolutment of Justices of the Peace. To him uw plaintive appeal wae made, It brought out the atute- ment that there was much uncertainty about the appolutments because of the vigor and varioty of the flehts that are being made agaiuet certaln nominees, and in behalf of some candidates who were disrecarded bv the Judges. Almost avery candidate for the office, sald THe Tniwune's tnformant, had some friends who were enlleted tn lis behalf, both at Springfeld and In Chicago, Many and severe were the lettera that were buing written to the Governor by mun In thts city, aud loud were the complaints of tho Senators at the Cupttal. ‘The Germans were, it seemed, making a strong fleht for repre: sentation, They regarded the nominations of Justices Kaufmann, Volluk, and Eberhardt as more fn conciliation of the feraclitish demands than in the German futerest, ‘The three men named were tiermans, to be gure, but [er brews till, and thelr appointment could uot bo sald to sathefy the *pluja German’? element, ‘The number of Irleh recomueuded was ots minds a ground of complaint. The objections uguinst individuals were o6 numerous as the in divuulé themuclyes, though many of them were Rroundiesa, “Do you think,” asked the reporter, “ that the ticket sent down by the Judges will go throaghit! “No, (do not,” said Nemo." Thera are strong movements against some of them, It does tot seem to ine, juuging froin the state of uilud at Springheld, that Mr. Sullivan on the North Side will ba | confirmed. _ ‘there ig much said agamar him. ‘The Justices who Were not renomivated stand no chance of appolutment. ‘Theu there isa strong dght on Joseph Pollak bycause of lus natiouality wud fur ® og otter reasons, Some personsaro making a kick against Justice Foote, but that fs mostly from fhe Mike Evans gang and men who are used unwittlugiy by that. crowd. “I do not think that shistico ‘Pollak will go in, Taness D, Harry Hammer and Mr. Brayton are all right, aud I think that Justicea Meech and Wallace need have no fears. Justices Scully nnd Matson are aaid to be all right bn the West Side, but there Is a strike agalust Justice Morrtson—I don't know what for,—and ngalnet {horharde on account of his na- tionality, On the North Side: Justice Wilson seams to beaecure, ‘There is the same “Ger- man vs. dow" cry about Kaufmann, Sullivan, asI satd before, has much opposition. ‘There [8 not much said againat the rest of the Judges’ nominees except on tha Irish question, and 1 Understand that the Republican Senators and Representatives from tho West Side are looking about for a Republican Amertean to take the placo of Tom Barratt." * Such, fo brief, are tho views of a man who canyasscd the altuation and professes to know of what ha speaks, it is tot genoralty known that the Hon. Lo- renz Brentano was a candidate for the place Mled by Justice Knufmann. —— AREND'S KUMYSS has been used with tilahly beneficial resiits during the past four yonrs in the various forme of drspep- slo, gnstritte, nausen, general debility, consump- fion, ete, Kumyss isnot a in¢dicino; it Is a pleas: ant, wina-like beverage (1n food) made from milk, pecullarly zratoful to adelicate stomach, Nothing else makes ficsh, and blood, ond‘atrength so font, It can be antoly relied on for the recuperation of thone cases of low vitality tn which medication or ordinary nutrition fail, Beware of Imitation, Send for painphtet on kumyse. A, Arend, chemist, originator, 170 Madisun street, Chicago, ENJOYABLE, With Dr, Price's Cream Baking-Powder, the sweetest, most wholesome, and nutritious articles Of fuod canbe made, Sold only in cans, DRUNKENNESS, Dr, D'Unger, discover of the cinchona ento for drankenness, curcs all cases, Room 27 Valmer House, — Steps suddenly to the front with the largest and Anest dleplay of carpots, furniture, and wwall-pa- per, all of the nowest designs and patterns, and facilities second to no house in the country. The Chicago Carpot Company, Wabash avenue ond Mon- roo street, make a strong bid for public favor, ————— Buck & Rayner carry nyery largostock of French and English patent miodieines. te DEATHS, Pee ection eee eee Ee March 27, of chronic discaso of thaliver, ih McGrane, at her restdence, 143 Enat aged 47 years, F rit diy at iia. im. to the Church of the Im- Maculate Conception, and thence by carriages to Cal very Cemetery. Fricnds are [nvit ce f v angels, re. 10 fe ROINK to sce t] ut un alt rejoice, i : Forshe te golnst fo meet onr Lord. DEANE-In thie city. March 29, i Frances #, Deane, wife of Kaw. fa Doane eee SAMUELS—Entered Into reat March 34, Cecila, wife cee EEE seacoh 9010 ea ineral Unga, rc] or le realdrace, 411 Statesst, Le SLE A ere sont TANG—Witliam Funeral grom hiv la if, Of consuinption, March 28. residance, lirighion Park, near Archer-ay,, buuday, March 3u, by care to Calvary Cemetery. CUWTLES Tho funeral rervices of the Inte Sire. Lue fhe, ce, NOTH Aninionioay, Brees oF ane ry ilamdeav,” Friends’ a faintly’ are invited, Tho remains Wil bo taken ‘to Conn., for Intermen: p—Suddenly, Friday, March 21, by acct- farm, near itiuctied Clty Kas, Wilton jorineriy of Chicago. ’ it) jarles ni Sirs. BI +, Friday. a iid Catherine n nll Gunlock, 41 month and 5 day ‘ faday at 2 p.m, to Graceland. All friends TELAN Friday Ath, at 2:30 4. m., Anna a trude Thician, aged 40 years, one of the didest Genien settlers of Chicago. Funeral from the reatdence of her son-in-law, 763 Indiane-ay,, at 2 p, m, Sunday, 20tit, by catslagca ce Cemetery, a papers Meats copy, ‘Sacramento, Cal, TURNER—March ohn Turner, tn his 82 Ye ririekshire, emylande so MeEnoray teu Wen Ton 5 eri rom 2H ot 43 G at} o'clock, to Gracelsnid Comers March i Brreinxham (ngland) papers please copy. sit-in this clty, March, 24, Vl . in of a im aged 36 yea Hed Dy Mua aly inilig.romstna Will, be. taken to Clieéterton, Ind,, for ANNOUNCEMENTS, Mans-Afeetinge, ARWELL, HALL YO-NIGHT AT 8 -O'CLOCK— Leonard Swett, kmory A. Storre’ Elliott AMnoays Hse Tuphitl Ae de Viens County, Pilt-Blde’ Turucr-Malle tua eventug-Joln? Went LB aaper: ii tz, Job I mining, eee f cE Upper Halls thle Tee The ee Stofelebuy Hutter in Milla, daines Fe ltoot, Golo Theadore siimieiege GRae yom, Ward Meetings To-Night. PPOURTH WARDOMAUS-MEETITU AT ARMORY Itall, Ind{ana-avy near Twonty-ninth-st, Speake y james John gr Gen. O. L, Mann, Gen, Jaliua Wh . W. Drockway, ft. S$. Tuthill, Col, D, cae tthe Dare, W. It Bago, Krank Drake, itenry Mecs Bixth War urn Heber and ‘Twenty: frs Speakers: Col. lt. Wy Aten, Casper Butz, Pets Gowueah GQ. L, Barber, W. W. Perkins, Frauk Drake, aTeely, Inth Ward—At Cosmopolitan Mall, 27, 2: 3 eat Maula Shenker “Gon, O.'Le Sain, ee gt Morrison, fy, W. Munn, J, J. Montague, Plessaut West's Speaker Gol. b : ute at Col ,dudKed. C, Polley, E. i, Bites, Ki ¥ inti’ Heng Metheny” debe Spee Hates: Thirteenth Ward—Providence Colore: on Fepetial., near Fulton, between Heyac aad ieatit si, Speakers. 11, C. ayer, A. I, Si Varker, J.P. Moftroy, Willian Dakere Wyeast as, William Arehy, J, Campbell, ‘ourtéenth Ward—Jotisaou's Tally.'742 West North- MM. Harty, A. Miller, ers: Loula Slurtiay Ht 3h iwaukeo-ay.. 1 \- Harker, By iy Wakes a a Amick, D, W. Nick Tenth Ward: stein 5 Us man, Maj er inet, A ere ke, D, W, Nicxerson, “Alig, gat Chicngo-av. Speakers: Peter Buchwan, Gen. 1, W. smith Haroter Me™ aatbeyy aR ana te nth Ward=-At Kracmer'a Hall 15 ¢ John Lyle King, HO, ebatd, arena ra Tar , We T. Dnderwe . CA. e ¢! Pou dad nntarw ood, ify, C. A. Btorey,” Samuel Stxtecatn Ward—410 North-ay, Snenkera: Flltott, Hock way, Veter Dusohhwah, Gen, Lata per Butz, the Hon. J, 2. Campbull, Tit o SieDaluy _ Political, A MEETING OF THE SEVENTI WARD REPUR- Mean Club cl i Gs Fedo Mean Clad wil be weld at 3596 Blue Letand-uy, at Remarc ta PATARS teetING AT Noir, f BIDK TURNEIGHALL Speakers: 3 ‘The fon. John Wentwort! Ac M. Weigh my Can it, W. taby, donn Lyte King, Wilain Floto, ‘The Hon. C: Tis aceier a ‘WE REFORM ALCIANGE WILL Sim a and Pacide Hotel thie evontanee noe (PUE YOUNG Me i meet Munday ev Clark-aty, TCuua Witt, ally Bri ead ra ubiican Clit oa Ywenty-aecond-at,, this oroning ot rworenek (PUE MEETING OF THE Fol i Pifreiti Ward nenaieee eee: bson hold thle ovening at dconur Madtnon-at., 18 postponed untit Mond Fi KWILE HEA MEETING TO-NIGHT OF Uipsinayti Xepublicans at A, Junason Mali, TPMERE WILL DEA TING OF 8 Tian innaiicnta cara iat “Bas Si anti ei ay. Speukera—a. L, Mi ne 1 ay Bi ‘A. L. Morrigvy, K. Doywwn, Ulsen, and ~_Miscelinncous. FOTICK-JUDGHS OF ELECTION an NO frecineta or tue Son EG ae ER, AH, TILE to call for the boxes, ete., for the tawn el Enat Washingtun-st., on Munday, Mare! and Gu'clock. cab, SCHUNEC! yunge THOMAS ML COOLR! e} will lecture before the Pull evening ath ufotock. atta Athen at, The subject will probubly be edness.” “OF MICIIGAN, phleal Spetory th my Z4) Hearhorne Muhicipal Indebt= MWAIR GooDs, Bip ioe: wnnannnnnn: waren nnn salad etnil, Be Mat, Ganda sent Cay eee te Sole agent forthe “senrivorta Wigs inade: trent Warranted: ie A 292 WB RRR cago. = car. SuARTS. WW ligconvinced that may Pac. OPEHA SHUT. to orues suis, Jooks, feels SF. CONE, S05 Watasl —_——_—_ ELEMRATED Tilt \. out the intone all parte, 11 ond upward. at orucrs Gowen, eure tiouer Chicawo, 1" Cunfecs ee t oralaneeainaeiamenarnee aan opamamacoaeeaeeee OF ALL KINDS, Send fur Catalogue, SEEDS =z. HOVEY & 00. SG MADISON-NT, TRUNKS. Tourists, ‘Travelers, Exeure alonlata, shout’ vixit COHAN. 1. WILDS, Yor triaks watchels Gary, c. Ie will pay. . Os LAL Stmtenas. BYo AUCTION SALES, REGULAR TRADE SALE DRY GOODS, Eve Tuesday, April 1, 9:30 a, nb. Wo shall goli anothor Large afd ‘Woll-Assortod Stock of Sedgonablo Goods, ombracing CLOTHING.: Futl Bults, Panta. Panta and V1 and Veate, and Spring Overcoats. < ‘ i Conte All tn Comnion, Medinm, and Fine Bualness Gradeas We also hnvo a Very Deatrabte Line of Juinp- ersand Overalls. Negular Sizes, Wood Goo AN INVOICE CHILD'S SUITS, HATS AND CAPS, Sien’s and Noys' Sizes, Wool Goods, Full Lincs, Perfect, Warrauted, HOSIERY. For and Ladies’, Missea’, Children’s, and Men's Styles, "SHIRTS. A Largo ond Dealravte Line of Percate and Cheviot Guods, Shirt, ALPACAS. A Full Lino Popular Grades. QUILTS. Also, an Invoice of Flannel A New Consignment, covering the Best As- sortment Yet Offered. PEARL BUTTONS. The best assortment that we have yet shown, Kid Gloves, Ginghams, Table Cutlery, Suspenders, ‘Spoons, Pocket Outlery, ‘Whitowear, Gonts’ Scarfs, Collarettes, Handkerchieta, Shoo Laces, Bpool Silk, Surry Combs, Sorubbing Brushos, Jewelry, Pockotbooks, Cassimores, Cottonades, Cheviots, Jeans, . Table Oil Cloths, ae Oil Cloth Aprons. CARPETS, 1 O’OLOOE P, MM, SPECIAL. THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 10 A. Aly MILLINERY GOODS. TWO THOUSAND OARTONS Feathers and Flowers, This Sale is per order of one of the largest Im- Porting and Manufacturing Firma in th{s country, It covers all that fs destrablo In these speciaitics, “QEU, P. GOL ANOTEER Great Catalogue Auction Salo OF CUSTOM-MADE BOOTS, -SHOKS, AND SLIPPERS WILL BE MADE BY GEO, P. GARE & Ea; 80 & 82 WABASH-AV.,, On Wednesday, April 2, at 9:30 a. m, prompt, All retailers who have visited these aales this L4 unite in saying no such lines of goods have uver been tered at Auction Hefore, seen by thei o1 ‘be fully equat tu any mado this ri Catalogucs nod goods ready for In GU,, Auctioneers, ini ‘This alo will is. apéction Monday, Thursday, April 3, at 9:30 a.m, TRADE SALE CROCKERY and GLASSWARE. 50 Crates English and American W, G. Ware, “in open lots." 25 Casks Brown and Yellow Ware, 160 Bris, Glassware, consisting of Sets, Goblets, Tumblers, Pitchors, Wines, Lamp Chim- neya, Shades, Retlectors, &e, A fall line Tablo Cutlery, Goods packed for country merchants, GEO. P. GORE & CO., Auctioneers, Saturday, April 5, at 10 a. m., TRADE SALE FURNITURE, Consisting of Bedsteads, ‘Tables, Lonuges, Matera Teaus, Parlor Sults, and other Staple amber Sets, Marblo-top t, Bed Springs, W, 8. Bue jude, ‘Second-Hand Goods Of every description. ft donces Will be auld. | sate Gru.» WEDDIN ROYAL Jadorved and recommended for {te wholsromencss by suck emtnent chen ayes, Bostous Professor Genth, Litludelphia, ete, pware of the injuriaus Alum Powders, WEDDING ARDS, ‘Tho contenta of several rest positive, and ta dealers only, JURE & UU., Auctlancers, rn Waahtugy ‘Gore UTES & CARDS, Kant Btytca, Shurtest Ti fe mi ki YIaftste eke Co, an * AUOTUON SALES, BY HH. PRABDWAN & SO: ot * gou and 202 Randolph-st, SPECIAL SALE! GRAIND Ouenine Spring, Trade Sale! BY CATALOGUE. ——s On ‘Wednesday, April 2, at 10 o’clack, 300 ORIGINAL PACKAGES - CROCKERY. English and Amorican, Rockingham and Yellow Ware, Table Glassware, China ‘and W. G. Decorated Ohame aber Sete Chimneys and Shades, Table Gutlery, Plated Ware, Mir rors, &o,, &o, This.sale comprises the larg- est assortment ever offered west of New York, “a. W. BECKFORD, Auctioneer, Y FLERSHEIM, BARKER & GO., General Auctiongors, 84 & 86 Randolph-st, OUR SATURDAY’S SALE, Cominencing at 9:30 this morning, ‘With an unusuatiy attractive BHOWING. New Parlor and Chamber FURNITURE, LOUNGES, Good Second-Hand Chamber Suits, largest }ine goud second-hand and’ NEW MISFIT CATH onert Honeshole Goude OF ait klaus, Chromos, Ol] Paintings, &c. &e. $27" AT 12 O'OLOCK, Five Good Second-hand Pianos, Allstandard makers and Qne-toned instrumenta, Atsame time, one good second-hand Top Buggy, 000 Begent Wagon, g Sule of Planosand Dugey peremptory to pay advances. THE POVULAR AUCTION HOUSE, * 84 & 86 Randolph-s BY ELISON, POME tt) Auctioneers, 74 & 80 Randolphi-at, WALL PAPER, — Window Shades, &e, 15,000 ROLLS, SATURDAY. Maroh 20, at 10 o'cloolk, at 200 5 iT, WEST MADISON-S' At Auction on Saturday Morning, Marcl 29, at 200 | West Mailfsun-at.. at 10 o'clock, « : ‘By order of a. ELISON, Pt RUY &CO., Ancttanecr BEISON FUME! eand'sd Nanduigieat, i's SAIL, QHERIF Lous LOCHBIELER 132 & 134 Randolph-st., CONSISTING CHIEFLY OF FANCY GOODS, Notions, Furnishing Goods, And PEDDLERS’ SUPPLIES, will be sold noxt wock at Public Auction, and is now ‘eady for inspeution. sean ee JOHN HOFFMANN, Shoriff, a2 Wabash-ay. LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SPRING TRADE SALE 1,000 CASES BOOTS & SHOES ALT AUCTION, TUESDAY MORNING, April 1, at 10 o’elock. Fall ine Aloxts, Congress, Dom Pedro Ties, Bustos, and general stuck new sprig Goods. <Alsg 100 lots Fine Retatl Hankrupt Stock, : ANAKA, Aucttor BY WH REGULAR SATURDAY SALE. ELIOUSEHOLD Goops Of alt inde, Mou Furniture, Carncts, Stoves, eto.) Fine sitver-Visted Waro and Nironzee, Fable and Hed Liuen, Pow Cushlons, huwing Machines, etc, oVory iilen tndia shawis: Hie and Carding! 2 Ve dia SATURDAY, MALUIL die AT H:00 OCLUCK A. My ‘Atourvalesrooms, 17sand 173 Mandoip! W, Ae BUTTERS & CU., Auctioneers. VW Vt. 700K) hOUNE & CO., Gener And Mr eaadutunese ne THIS DAY'S BALE, March at 10 o'clock, new and fucund-hand FURNITURE, Cuarpets,.and Stoves. General Houschold Goods, Bi nd Hedding, Crock: ery aud Ginssware, General Merchandise, &c. WML Mout & Cb, “Auet'rs. HOU! COLLEOTIONN. 162 Washington-st., Has olways patd ite bile and pearborn. ROYAL Ba mI N G ‘POWDER, in ee tee oe sane ACENCY for, BAKING POWDER Absolutely ‘Pure. Tho Noyal Baking Powder ts a puro Cream‘of Tartar Powder. Manu Bald only in cans, by oll Grocers, as Dr. Mott, New York; Dr. ‘acturcrs aud dealure urge you to buy them, because they tr Ds can afford to sail them of 20 cts, & puund wud doubly these Munoy.- Do not buy Daking Powder loose, grinine, conscpation Tieeognized in all Markets uf tla Country ua the Standard of Ex- cellunce for at KIRK'S ton, headaen na ft {6 almost iro to contat ‘The continued use of Alum produces alom, and dvapapala: aiterts thu bloat, cataes ninniewan tha fen, Ate KIQH'S STANDARD SOAPS, 061: Tho Quality, Quantity, and Price Sold in Absolute Purity, Real Worth, and Genuine Washing Qualities, NON Rad ESTABLISHED, 1830, over 40,000,000 POUNDS. SOAPS. MINN AR re use, MAN SOAP, PROCTER & GAMBLE'S © MOTTLED GERMAN In the most rollablo, durablo . and effective Hosp for familly Se Avoid imitations of it,