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

act, Rarer st samreeccamas here ESS THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1879--TWELVE PAGES.) GENERAL NEWS.: ‘Tho Ton. William Borge, Dixon, 111,, 1s at the Sherman, The Hon. George Dougtas, Cedar Rapida, Ia., ie at the Tremont. Tho Hon. W. D, Richardson, Springfetd, 11. {a domfcttéd at tha Tramont. W. N. Mynter, of St. Thomes, Danish Weat Indies, fa at the Sands Iouse. Juage B. F. Edwards, Springield, DL, ts amoug the guests of tlic Pacific. Tho Hon. 8 M. Stephenson, Menominee, Mich. {a registered at the Sherman, ‘The Hon. George B. Chapman, Eau Claire, ‘Wis,, is ane of the quests of the Sherman. H. P. Ledyard, General Manager of the Mich- fgan Central Ratlrond, {s a guest nt the Palmer. Samuel Powell, General Passenger Agent of the Baltimore & Obto Rallroad, is a guest of the ‘Tremont. A. Kimball, General Superintendent of the Chicago, Kock Iatand & Pacliic Ratlroad, Is stop- plug at the Pacific. J.T. Moulton & Son, elevator builders, of tiselty, are to construct the new clevator at Detroit, and will begin the work at once. The capacity Is to be 10,000 bushels. . The Judges of the Superior and Circuit Courts will mect Saturday afternoon, to choose tlirce new candidates fur Justices of the Pence in pluco of the nnines rejected by the Governor. L, C, Baker, St. Louls: 8, F. Willlame, Cin- elonatl; J. F. Wallack, Indianapolis; and. Y. Ludwig, New York, Division Superiutendenta af the Western Union Telegraph Company, are at the Pacific, 'The solo of tickets for Booth will begin to-day at MeVicker’s box-ufllee. He will play “ flam- let Monday. Tuesday, and ‘Thursday, and “Richard ILL.” the rest of the week, there being no Saturday matinee. The temperature yesterday, as observed by Manasac, optician, 88 Madison street (Trtnunn Buitding), was ut 8a. m., 49 dep. On. tn, 655 2m.) 61; 3 p.m, 473 Bp. in, 0, Baroucter at 8a. ni, 20.86; 8p, im. 29.03, Wille Rose, 18 years of age, Hvying at No. 81 ‘Twenty-fifth street, was run down at 9330 yos- terday atternoon by a butcher-wagon owned by Y, Burnurn, corner of ‘Twenty-secoud street atid Wabash avenue, and driven by Joseph Gross. A dislocated ankte was the only injury recelyed, A team of horses while being changed from one end toanother of a Clybourn avenue street car at the corner of Madison and Clark strects at 4:8) veaterday afternoon, shicd and ran away, ‘They collided with strect-car No. 87, and also with a team attacned to a conlwagon, but did no serious damae. A little miss of casy virtue attempted to com- mit eulclde last evening in one of the houses on the west side of State street, netween Van Buren and tHarrisou. The ductor who attended her said the girl swallowed a quantity of Juudanun, but she would no doubt recover. lier name, he understood, was Muga Me- Garry. “" The following letter from a practicing nhiy- aiclon in this city wan sent to Coroner 0. .L. Mann yesterdoy: Ar. Mann, Coroners office, I hereby give you notice that Mr. Chorle Banacnbach, Notary of + -Publice hving No, f08 8. Canal atrect died by ac- seldence atone o'clock. ‘Tats dead {a accaytoned by falling down the steps Inst nicht at 12 o'clock in following of which he gota fracture of the scully ond shaking of the brain, Lorenz Mattern, an employe of the Public Works Department, while at wort: at 8:80 last evening upon sume water-ping repairs ot the corner of LaSaila and Michigan stroeta, under- tuok to cut a plece of pipe in two with o cold- chisol. As le was thus employed o chip of the frou flew off with great violoncy and penetrated Dis left aye. Dr. Watson, who attended him, says he will lose the eye, Mattern ts 45 years of age, and lives at No. 85 North Marker street, Following Ip the additional list of subscrip- tlons for the Szegedin sufferers: Moritz ‘Tan- aig, £55 Johan ediv, $1; Joseph Hirsh, $5; . L. 1. McCormick, $5; Lappam & “Watarburry, 83; E. Elsinger, $13 Fuller, War- Ten & Co,, Moudet Bros. $5; Juerrens & Anderton, 8: lolton & Hudreth, $2.50; D. miberaon, 823 up, $2; Woolner from Peoria, 1M, collected $250; Charies tin, $2.50, Au “aaknown man riding upon a flat-car on the Rock Istund Road aD o'clock yesterday morning, when ocar Thirty-elghth street, was thrown between the cars by the sudden stop- ping of the tran, aud was crushed to death. Deceased was ubout 26 years of ace, abunt ine- Aju height, stoutly ‘built, brown bair, cut short, smooth face, and was clad Ju-an Invisible ereen coat, old browns pantaloons, white and brown striped alirt, white woolen socks, and heavy laced boots. The budy was taken to the Morgue, ‘The Ladies’ Auxillary Board of the Contra’ Free Dispensary hela’ their regular monthiy ineotiug fo the club-room of the Tremont House “yesterday afternoon. Mrs. W. L. Brova pre- sided. Dr. Tooker preaented a repurt ns torse- curlug Haverly’s Theatre for the production of the Frog Opera.” Hu atated.thut at the tima proposed tho theatre could-only besecured for ‘the afternoons. As this fropoaltt sn was not satisfactory the meeting adjourned ued) Satur- day afternoon to give an opportunity for con- sultation with other theutre managers, ‘The Fidelity Bank Bullding will ba sold at public auction this forcnoon'at 11 ofcluck, in front of the premises (Rundolph street, a few Goora east of LaSalle) if the weather ts pleasant, ‘Dut sf it Is not the sate will take placuin flooley’s Theatre, The question has been asked whether ‘the savings bank books, which have been bought up by speculators, would be taken In payment for the proverty, and several gentlemen who in- tended to bid for the property Informed the Re- celver, Dr. ‘Turpin, that if such was the fact Urey would not do so. ‘Ihe Doctor suva the Preiniscs will bo sold for cush only. Quite a number of capitalists from other cities are here, and will probably bid at Jude Otls, the Receiver of the Stato Savings Toailtaiton, expects to vedere: 3 dividend at 5 ber cent this suniner, which will require ubout $150,000. This, however, is Contingent on the result’ of the sale of the Chicago & Pacifle Rall- rond, which hus Yeon ordered by the Federal Court. Prlor liens wit) consume all but about $600,000 of the parchasu-maney. Tho bank holds bouds of the par yaluc of 200,000, on which thes may realize any suin between €30,- and $100,000, which will be the rincipat source of income toward declaring 9, dividend, The mortgages of the banks have been reduced from 170 to twenty, which are of but Htule Value. ‘The remaining avaets eonsiat mainly of Teal eatate, for which there fs Nttle demund. ‘To-morrow afternoon the basement of the now Custom-House will be ready: for the temporary accommodations of the Post-Oillee, Mr. Palii= er announces villomly that the tmal's will close an hour carllor Saturday to facilitate the work, af moving, which will be prosecuted during the vieht. ‘Che regular local delivery will be made from the now quarters Sunday morning, and everything will ba running smoothly, it ts ex- ‘pacied by Monday. ‘The force of workinen is belug diminished daly. Forty painters aud car- penters will be relieved Friday, ‘They ore em- nloyed on the new postal apartments, A plank latform has been lal in front of the new Post- Mice quarters i the urea between the Clark street front of the Balle and the fence, ‘The 101 fence bas not been torn down, but it probi will be to-slay. = Probably, ‘The Carnivat Heraid, an eight-page daily, to be continued for two weeks under the editorship of Mra. Elizabeth Boynton Harbert, will muke ftw frat appearance on the opculug day of the Authors’ Carnival, und it will be an tureresting xecord of current events, connected with the magnificent pageant, presenting ulso a choice collection at literary matter uppurtenant to the occasion, It will bo brought out iu the best Manner, 30 far ay mechanical skill {8 concerned, uud, as part uf the great enterprise to rulse duods for six of the noble charltius of Chicagu, it is hoped it will reveive the most lberal atrouaze, Anv fucte fu connection with the itcrary or philanthrople work of Chicago, und all manuscripts for the Herald, are tu be ad- dressed to Mra. Marbert, Evanston, Subscrip- ‘Hon 60 cents, for thu period of the Carnival, aud ait sdvertieemcuts will be received by the Lady Managers at the Exposition Hullding, or py the business manager at the Lvening Journal office, ‘The South ‘Yown Board hold a regular meet- Ing at their office yesterday afterneon, fhere wero pregent Justices D'Wolt, tn the chalr, Summerileld, Foote, D'Wolf, Wallace, Super: visor Jackson, -und Clerk Schoreck. Dn mo- ‘on of Supervisor Jackson, tha bond of thy Bupervisor-elect was fixed at $50,000, ‘I'he new- Jy elected Assessur, Collector, aud Town Clerk Wero apvoloted a Comiittcs to secure rooms for the Board and to report at the next meet ing, Ou motion of Mr, Schoreck, a Committee, cons! Ho of Justices D' Wolf, Sumimertleld, and Clerk 8choreck, were appointed to examing the books of the Supervisor st the uext meat- fog, ‘The tinal bilot Assessor Rice tor $265, of Williams & Thompsou for $150 fur legal services, and various minor bills, amounting to $180.0, were audited und ordered pald.. ‘The Dill of ‘Town Clerk Schoreck for services rene dered, amounting to $177, was referred tou % — Gomunlttee consisting of Supervisor Jackson und the wale this forenoon. | Justice Foote. ‘The claims of Judges of elec- tion for various amounts were referred to the sane Committec. Two old claims on siuperan- nuated orders were committed to Justice Wal- Ince for decent burial, The Board then ad- Journed until 4 o'clock this afternoon. AMATEUM AUTOPSE, A fow nights ago Mr. Oughton, the druguist, and A. J. Baker, a nurse at the County Hos- Rial taking advantage of the absence of the Warden and the bookkeeper of the Institutlon, took the keys to the Morgue out of the office, went out to the store-houge of death, and held high carnival among the Jumpa of mortal clay thereln - deposited. The scheme concocted between the two young = =omen was to exveriment for the benoflt of sclonec—in oth- er words, to play a game of post-inortem exami- nition, They found stretched upon one of the marblo slabs tha remains of a person by the name of dohnson, who had aied three days bo- fore of phthiais, or cousumption. His wife had been to the Morgue and had refused tobury hin, throwing the responsibility of that ceremony upon the managers, ‘The boys ripped open his stomach, carcluily examined {ta contents, In- aspected the heart, Ilver, and: ings, sewed blm up #0 that he luoked almost as goad as new, and then made a partial examination of the head without sawing open the skull, as they did not possess the necessary tools, Warden Mills and his assistant returned at about midnight, ‘Tho loriner missed the key to the Morgue from its customary hook, aud started out to see what “wos the matter, On his way bo met the ‘two qmatenr surgeons whom he questioned closely, ‘The result of the interview was ungattsfactory, and the War- den procecited to investigate for himself, which Jed to the discovery of the gum. The Hospital Committee sat down upon the drugalst, making nyacuum, and the grip-sack and India clubs of the nurse are now lylug in the offlee of the flospitat tagged nud awalting the arrival of the expresstiun, who ls expected at an early hour this morning. ‘The body was buried, und the boya will go forth to give the world the ben- efit of thelr resea MICHIGAN AVENUE, Yesterday's Triuune contained a copy of the bill passed by the Legislature uo the previous day giving power to Park Commissioners to reguiate, control, and iinprove streets Jeuding toparks. This bill was introduced by Senator Bash for the purpose of tneluding Michigan avenue in the boulevard system in order thut Vuat thoroughfare might be suitably improved nud reserved exclusively for carriages and other teasure vehicles. If signed by tne Goyornor It becomes a Jaw, In order to ascertain what action, if any, the South-Park Board had taken, or would take, In the matter, 9 reporter called yesterday after- neon upon Commisstoners Price anit Walshe. ‘They both said that so far as the Board was con- cerned not the sllgitest move bad been made, nor was there likely to bo any action at present. Mr. Price had his doubts as to the constituttan~ ality of the measure, thinking that it was a ques- tion whether the Legislature could tako away the rights of the vlty in the streets within {te ilenits unt transfer them to the Park Board, Even if the bilt becomes a Jaw and was sus- tained, he thought the first move in the matter would have to be made by the clty. As to other fentures of the matter, he knew nothing, ‘The DIN had not been advocated or opposed by the Board, and, so far as he knew, that body was not particularly Interested in the matter, Ifthe proposed improvement Js made it will be for the benefit of pleasure drivers, and there was considerable talk on the subject among horsemen-and road-riders yesterday. ‘The gen- eral impression seemed to be that In case Mich- igan avenue was improved all that was needed wae a covering of Jolict raves properly sereen- ed, over the present road-bed. ‘There was clay enough In the present mixture to hold the gray- cl, and for light vehicles a clay and gravel road was the best. Fromm present appearances, how- ever, nothing will be done this summer. THE CITY-HALL., ‘Two cases of scarlet fover were reported yos- terday, andl ouc of diphtheria, The connecting of the Crib with the City-Hall by telephono fs belug talked of, ‘The Counell meets, this eveutng, and will conimence the cauvass of the vote. Ald. Ryan will this eventng Tay before the Council notice of lis intention to contest the election of Lorenz, and algo give his reasons herefor. ‘The City Greuaurer yesterday: received $1,173.50 from the Coltector, $2,042.12 from the Water Department, and $253.06 from the Comptrollar. ‘The disbursements wero about $2,000 Butlding permite were yesterday granted to E. K. Rogers to erect two three-atoryeund baso- Ment stone front dwellings, 65x50 {cot, at No. 857 and No. 01 Ontario street, to cost 8 and to Pat Divan to erect a three-story front at No. 253 3,000, _A delegation of West Siders, headed by Miles Kehoe, called at the office of Supt. Scavey yesterday to demand that Seret. Dan Hogan, who resfgned several days ayo, bo relostated. ‘They aay that Hogan was charged with haylig deen drunk on electicn-day, and this was made 8 pretense for askine lim to resign, whereas he was not drunk, but was bounced for other rea- 5 nes North Clark btract, to cost sons, among which was that he refused to do, some dirty work to which be had been assigned, ‘They dtd not succced In sevluz the Superintend- ent, but say that if he does not reinstate him they will appeat to a higher court. Some think that this ts but the commencement of the music which ts to follow, Intended to tead toa fallin. out between Scayey und Mr, Harrison's friends, Ald. Thompson bas scarlet fever in bls fam- ily, aud has bad for seyeral weeka, Conpluint, is inde thnt because he fs an Alderman the flealth Department has departed from the custom of porting the card of warning in bts case, cte, ‘To thia the Department reply thut the usual notice is posted, but Inside the door, and they give asa reason for the ecemlng favoritisin that the Alderman lives oyera double store, with the entrance between the two, and to have placed the card upon the outalde would have Injured the business of the stores, ote. ‘The ordinance requiring the posting of the card aliows the Health Commissioner to oxercise o wide discretion, snd he appears to have done it in this case. It requires the card to be posted “upon or near the infected house, but in viacing It upow the inside he thinks ho has done all that {s required. GOVERNMENT BUILDING. Marahal Hildrup fa still lafd up with a sora throat. ‘The Marshal'a office paid out $1,500 for jury feces yesterday. Yestorday $4,800 worth of the new refunding certificates were sold, ‘The disbursements of the Sub-Treaaury yestor- day amounted to $89,000, Tt was reported yesterday that Judgo Blodgett would hear the arguments upon the motion for a new trial in the Gregg case to-day. ‘The tnternal-revonue receipts yesterday were $17,719, of which omount ples contributed $11,831; tobacco and clears, $2,451; $5,191, and exports, $10. Thero will be o public anle of unclaimed Cus- tom-flouse guods ut the corner of Jackson und Market streets, Wadsworti’s United States Bonded Warehouse, at 10 o'clock this morulng, pine trial of Huzeno M, Wartman in the United States Circuit Court for countertelting sliver quarter und halt dollars wos concluded yesterday afternoon, und the Jury rovurned a Verdict of Failty with a recornmendation to the inercy of the Court, It was charged by one of the officers Ju thy case that one of the jurymen wos tuguzed with Hartman in doing sone dirty work in tha Ticknor divorce cage, und that was the reason of the recommendation, As soon ns the tlartmun case was disposed of, he was re- longed upon his bonds, und the case of Ueorgo B, Quizu, charged with the sama erime, was taken up. core Houver, who pleaded guilty of the charge of connterfolting und was pene tenced to the County Jail for tive tled againat Quigg, und his testimony consumed all the ufteruoon. ‘The easa was not concluded at the adjourutuent of thu court, Collector of Customs Smith was in receipt of a clreular yesterday murning aunounchig that arrangements had beon fully perfected for the carrylug of colin and other Government moneys between the smallor Custom-louses, ‘This elreular, which was signed by Secretary Shere man, called attention to the fact thuta contract had been entered {uto ws take effect Bay 1 bo. tween the United States and the Adums Ex- presa Company. By the terms of this contract, te Express Company agrees to traneport the funds for a consideration not mentioned over the followiny-pamed express Hues: — Unlon, United Btates, Southern, New Jersey, Eusteriy, United States d Canuda, National, Central, Auicrican, and Delaware, ‘Lackawanna é& Weat- ern. Paper monuy must by travaported in packages of $1,000 or multiplies pieraal, and coln in packages of 8500 or multiplids of the nai All gervico is to be paid for at Washiug- Richard D. Lender, Martin H, Colehour, and Jacob Bremer, the ‘bondainen'in the matel- stuuip case, caine before Conimlasioner Tloyno yesterday and gave bonds in 83,000 oach for their appearance for examination, E.G. Asay became guarantee for Colohour and. Bremer until this afteruvon at 9 o'clock, when ft fs ex- bected thut they will bayo other bondsmen, beer, monthe, testl- =a Lender had conatdernbig trouble In metting his bonda signed, as Commissioner oyne refused to nccupt his attorney upon the surctics. Friday, however, L. M. Rothgerber was brought up and prevailed unon to algn nis nanje to the bond. William P. Curtis, another of the bondsmen, gave bail in 81,000 Tuesday night, Solomen L. Sharp beconiing his surety. Therescema tober great deat inthis match business, and {t appears to boa game that has been played anumber of times vefure, Bome irresponsible parties zo to South Chicago, set ‘up acheap match factory, get a worthicss bond, and then apply to the Internal Revenue Depart- ment for stamps, obtalning a credit for aixty days, and then dispose of the stamps, ‘The Government {s just tint much out. In the present case, the parties obtalued $23,000 worth of L-cent’ match stainps,—coough to Samp cit the matches ttsed in seven cities for s Year, Shortly afterwards their factory accldontly burned down. COUNTY MATTERS. The Committee on Equalization of Taxes will meet the eecond Tuesday in June, The County Treasurer announces himactf as now ready to pay all outstanding Court-llouss ordera, Tho Committce on Hospital will mect nt the Institution to-day, and recetve and inepect the monthly supplies, The arguments to quash the Indictments fn the ease of Sydpoy Myers, the “Sbechive” bank er, will not bo bad bofore the next term. Six insane cases are to be tried jn the County Court this Forni aml among then fs that of te Gerbrick, which has been up scyeral times fore. Deputy-Sheriff Btacy Jevied on all that re- mained of furniture factory,—5,000 wooden key-holes,—and the owner thereof is anxious to find a purchaser. ‘The condition of the sidewall iu front of the Criminal Court buitding has at last attracted the attention of the Commissioners, und it is to be torn up und put in proper shape, The gos billot the Crintual Court bundle was 8437 for March, and the Committee on Jalil and dalt Accounts, thinking something wrong, Propose to have the meter examined. The County Clerk complains of the lack of Yault-room, ind, a8 there {a space In his quarters for more, ho will ask the Board to utflize {t that his accumulating records may be reasona- bly safo from fire. The clerk in charge of naturalization-papers has devised a schome which will prevent. voting on first papers, now so prevalent at elections, no Teas than twelve instances having occurred in the Seventeenth Ward on the 1st inst. He will hereafter take the address of avery appticant und furnish a list of thenames to the Central Committeos of the Republican and Democratre parties for distribution among the judges of election, If the latter are honest they can stop the egal votiig entirely. The Committee on Public Buildings held o meeting, and, after considering a communtea- tion from Willlam McNeil, asking that lie be al- lowed to withdraw his bid for the rotunda, de- clded to report odyersely. “Uncle Billy’ claiine to have made n mistate of $10,000 in his bid, but it {6 said lo fs auzlous for n delay on account of a rumor that the new Council Is likely to consider the question of dropping the rotunda and substituting a dome. At the time of making the proposal, McNeil furnished 2 bond in the sum of $2,000 for the falthfut per- formance of the contract should tt be given him. ‘The Board, ft will be remembered, ac- cepted his bid, and all that now remains to be dono (the contract having been drawn up) {6 for the President to sign it. The vond, however, has disappeared. It was supoosed to be among the papers In Cleric rilking’ office, but tic can’t find it, und no one ground the building knows anything about it. In view of this fact, und MeNicl’s wish to with- aay, it fs not unlikely that therc wil! be ltiga- ion. a - CRIMINAL. R. W, Schmidt, » young watchmaker who came to this city last week from Elgin, and was robbed of $85 atthe Transit House on Clark strect near Jackson, is wanted at’ the Armory. Enll Pohlsen, who !s_ believed to have ocen the fellow who stulo his money, was yeaterday ar- rested by Detectives Wiley and Murnane. ’ Edward Norton and IT. M, Norton, the mem- bersof the frmof Norton Bros, tin and Ja- panned ware manufacturers, corner of South Water and River streets, wore before Justice Foote yesterday charged with {uterfering with Constable Mooney in the serving of an execution upon goods in their establishinent. Thu caso was continued till April 11 under bonds of $800 for cach defendant. . an owner is wanted at the Armory for an overcoat somewhat worn, which was yesterday found in the possession of twonotoriots thieves in the clothing Hue, named John Wilkins and Daniel Kelley, arrested by Oflicers Bteelo and Dafty. The former la the fellow who once luudered Engine Houso No. 10, while the fire jaidies wore reapanting to an alarm, and the latter fs the pal of Eddie Fox, the coat-thlef. ‘The afternoon of the 8d inst, Miss Jonnic Holines, of No. 893 Suportor street, had ber pock- et picked of a puree containing $15 cash, a8 she was coming out of a North Clark strect greeory. Sho thoogh; she wouldbe able to recognize the youth whom she suspected’ of the theft. and Yesterday, whilo jookelng for lim, she found him, and caused his arrest. At the station the boy gavo the nawe of George Hart. Io denies the theft, but the lady fs poaltive us to his identity. E. A. Trask, 0 real-estate agent, having an of- fice at the corner of Madison and Halsted streets, was before Justice Eberhordt yesterday charged with Bosouilhtgs & man natned Gifford witho haminer and driving bin out of bis (Traak's) ollice at the point of arovolver, The evidence showed that the altegations wero true, and also that Giffard had gone to Trask's office with a revolver in his posseaston for thy purpose of croating a disturbance, ‘Trask waa dls- charged. John Ritter, the mon who was cut Tucsdoy afternoon at Deiners & Ieclnschinidt’s saloon, 0. 631 Blue Falun avenue, corner of Tienty- first strect, by Charles Krucger, was vieited’ potterdayy aroporter for Tie Trinunn, ot his home, No, 225 ‘Thirteenth place. Ho was found to be very comfortable, und not to tho slightest danger, ‘The ouly {nconyeniences which ho experiences aro patus and an inability to masticaty his food, His wound across the left templo fe a severe one. Yesterday two thieves named Charics Motzgor and Charles Perry, who have juat returned to thts city from the Penitentiary, made quits an extenslvo sneak at No. 116 Monroe strest, among Qpartments gub-lot by Mrs, Coruolia Shay, ‘They picked the lock to o room oc cupled by a Miss Foster, snd — se- lected from her wardrabe about $100 worth of clothing, 9 old uecklaca, locket, and agolkl bracclet. They entered suyeral other rooms in a alnilar manner, until they came to the room occupied by “Con” Shay, hackman. He saw them, and they ran out of the butldin; with such plunder they — hat about them, and ran right into the aring of Dotuctives Slayton sud Scott, When searched at the station Miss Foster's jewelry was found in thelr clothing, also squantity of other plunder, somo pleklocka, skeletoa-koys, aud wipers for turatug Iceys tn doors? Arrests: Bopha Hoff, summoned for the fourth time for keeping o saloon without o Neonse at the corner of Chicago avenue and Wesson street; ‘Thomas Burchell, larceny of a nui of $15 pants fram FE, Abrahams, of No, 300 Clark street: Jol W. Nelgon and Charles White, two worthloss characters who battered in some dours at No. 202 Mourth avenue, because the woman who Ityes thero would nat. give then money with which to leave town, and, also charged with yagrancy by Charles Buchbinder, of No, 457 Clark street, wham they annoyed fn Qshnilar inanner; Eriest Rohm, threats to kill William Grass, of No, 283 Chicago avenue, be- cattay ho asked hin to pay a flour and feed bil Charles and Auguat Ambery, Philip Dorr, Wi fam Jotn, William Kuoll, und Otto Guotzke, carpenters working for Louls Ktantz, No, 3 to 60 Ouk street, who struck for higher wages ycs- terday, und raised aume sort of disturbuuce be- catsy thelr einployor did not accede to their domunds. pauatice Siagmnepelas James Detar uae, young pickpocket, $25 fue; Juhu Or- ott, 20 yours of aue, of No, 1500 Indiana avenue, continued to the 11th, as ft ls thought he is n= sane; Vaul Duprez, Horry Forsyth, and Daniel runt, Vaurante, $10 Hue each; George Gibson, James Delauoy, alias pigelius the pocket of | Mrs. Sadia Alien, $50 fine; Jobn Callabou, same charge, $100 fluc; Jolin Eliott, Jarveny of a Jot of plumbln; tools belouging — to Archibald Glasa, of No, 148 Church stract, @400 tothe Criminal Court; John Gardner, vagrant, and thief, 850 fine. Justico Morrison: Robert B, Elteckson, charged with robbing » sinall boy Of four vents, 826 nu; Jutnes Quaue, disurderly, sunt to tho Brothers’ Asylum; Heury Ostendorf, Fravk Milter, vauraute, $25. fue each; Frank Dubouf, larceny of iu from A. Daug, a boarder at No. 813° Blue Jainnd wvenuo, $600 to the Criminal Court; Mathew | Flasher aud Michael Cavanaugh, larceny of uurmber of tlat-lrous from Brown Bros,! founder’ corner of Kinusbury und Alichivau atraute &: each to the Criminal Courts Joseph Kaiser, charged with vageancy and continued tothe 1ith, agit is thought ho is one of the two masked men why attempted to rob Lalin’s gro- cery, on Twonty-trat strect, a fow nights ago; James Jolinson, who fired three stots at Pollee- men Dantelson and Costello, and wna act free by the Inst Grand dury, $9,600 bonis to the Criminal Court. Justico Kaufmann: Henry Weber, larceny of a watch valued at $50 from his mother's milkman, $400 to the Criminal Court; A. K. Walters, who tried to prevent a tenant from moving before the rent was patd up, $500 to the 11th. Edward B, Parsons, who was being held for Constable Barlow of Brad- ford, Pa. upon a charge of stealing moncy and Alamonds from Mrs, Porter, of that city, was discharged from custody, the prosecution de- clintng to nay the expense of bringing bin back to Bradford. BAPH NURGLARY. Enrly yesterday morning {t was found tht during the night safe-blowers had visited the gambling rooms in the rear of the eccond-story of No, 71 Monroe strect, and had auccessfully blown open the snfo and robbed it of $1,500 cash. A holo was drilled im the door just above the combination tock, and aftar Mling this with power, orsome other explosive substance, a use was attached and fired. The door was oy nu means a heavy one, and the singly charge of owder was sufficient to blow It all askew, The cement was scattered all about tle room, and the locks, doora, and Hnings of the safc were curled up by the force of the ex- nlosion, How the burglar managed tho job 80 og not to breaic the windows or Jar the bulld{ug {s not known. They evidently catne fully propared for the undertak- ing with jlmmics and other tools, in case the powder did not accomplish the purpose. News- papersof March 80nnd April 0, which had contained some of theae tools, wero ieft behind upon the foor. ‘Tho name of ‘Thomas Cody was written in pencil about the edges of each, The money stolen was the bauk-rull, or inother words the capital of the faro-bank which Is dally ran withta those walls. ‘The proprietors are M. CG. McDonald, Imo” Pollak, Joon Ferris, and "Cap. Rounds. The lator hud an ambition to become a full-odged gambler, aud took charge of the house about seven weeks ogo, ‘There was a yame in Progress until 8 o'clock yesterday morning, ater which hour tho building was supposed to ‘be under lock and koy. No ove, not even tte porter, fg allowed to sleep tu the piace, The burglars either gained entrance by elnmbering to the sevond-story windows, or What{is more probable, gained access to the front rooms of the house, oud’ then clambered over small wooden partitions foto the gaming apartments. Me- onald, who claims to lose 40 per cent of the amount stolen, says confidentially that ha knows who committed the thoft, and thut ff the monoy is not returned before lone there will bo trouble, Me will give no names, nor any clew as to who ho lina fixed upon ns the burglars, save thut ho says the leader of the gang {sa man who was connected with scrip forgories in this clty {n 1868. Hedovs not seom at all worried by the loss, and anys it is all right, From which it would appear that the losers of the money do not wish for much police afd in the case, and aro perfectly wall satisiied that tha mouey will come back. It {a known, however, exactly when Chicago safe-blowers began playing practical jokes of thiskind. - HOTEL ARRIVALS. QUAND PACIPIC NOTE, Clint A, Kram, St.-Louls, (Oucar Cazalar. Manchester 3, Anderson 1S. 1, Douglas, St. Lous, E.B.Gridicy, Bloomingt, \¥. B. Parsons, Cleveland, H, J. Page, Cincinnatt. Morton, San Fran, B.A, Stone, N.Y. (J. Harton, Cedar Kap. PaLuen yousr. ‘Timothy Brown, Madison|C. B. Stoward, LaFayette, J, F. Studebaker. 8, Bend.|Geo, Make, Minneapolia. A.M. Thomson, Mliwnokelll..Clinae, Boston. RW. Hyde, Ratland, VtlPitz Gilbert, Kou Claire, Jerome Leland, N.Y.y {E. Stephens, Hartford, Kelloy, Orangen JBI" dradioy, Brook! RM, Kelle: rans }. ¥. Bradto: rooklyn, A.M, Pratt, Bozany 0. |8-L.Ellwood, Dekatbe 1 ©.D. Graham, Ff, Woyne. J. 1. Whiting, Detroit, John Davis, Henvet. Youny, Clinton, ta. LH. Sterne, Sabuld, Ta, . Moore, Muskegon. TREMONT 1OUAE. CharleaR. Adams, N, Y.|Thos. Bailey, San Fran, J.T, Fithian, N.Y. ° |E. Harmon, Wr. Balto, W.1L VanGrleson, Colo, |Thos, M, Hall, Leadville. Dickinson, Ns ¥. {C, 1. Welch, Boulder, Col. WY. FHmore, Ft. Wayne. |. 8, Whitman, Belvidere. MEDDLESOME METEOR | AND INTRUSIVE REECTIICITY, ‘The Ughtning whigh occompanied the ratn yeaterday evening,or.rather what {s commonly called a “ bolt’? ofjit; crented ereat consterna- tion and caused considerable damage at tivo. uf thd, four, cumners “f,,Suiith Hgrk .avenne and Twenty-loutth streoj. - At tho timo df tha strik Sug, sata Jooked Ike o Jorge bail: of fire was scon to Dirstin the air, and, fortis was Iaid the blathe by many: Bub phe alt" was undoubt- edly a mneteorfe atone.!"Itaecmed about as large as an'ordinary tumbling-hoop, and wus aur- rouuded by what had:-the appoaratics of smoke. ‘The report was as loud. as thut made by a ten- pound gun, and the, concussion nearly throw 3 one man off his feet A shower of fragments fell on both thb( strects named, hut hurt noone. The lichtning rau {uto Downer & Bomis’ afiice, aud Col. H.C. Nutts’ reafdonce opposite, simultaneously, ona telephone wire, settiug tire to the former und playing bavoc with the glagsin the latter. There was a quantity of patol, somo carpet, ete, iu the second story of the ofice, and the stull was burning briskly before ‘the people down-stafra Kuew anything wos trong. Passers-by on the sidewalk saw the auies und anularin was given froin Station 124, - About 8200 damage’ was done to the building: and furniture, which are insured for $0,600,—28,000 In tho Hoffman, of New York, and 88,500 in the Manufactures’, of jo ston, a 4 ‘The electric fuld!¢entered flrat tho Hbrary of Col. Nutt, “where hls telentone was located, Tho ground wire, o8 is always the cose, was attached to the gas bracket. The Hghtning, however, Jnéetead of fluding its way quictly to the carth, went on what mlght be called a spree, and, fu following the gas-pipe, was so reckless thut it SMANIED. EVERYTHING in glass within and, apparently, out of its reach. ‘The globes on the chandeliers in the parlors were displaced, and splintered on the carpet; the tront window-pnnes on the firat floor were blown into the yard, and the fragments of the trangom-light over the door died the vestibule, In the Hbrary the telephone wires were burned. off, tha walls wera blackened {n spots, and por- tions of the plaster were torn off, while the book- case recclyed 4 worse ahakiny-up than an ex- presamian would have wiven it on moviny-day. Even the gobletson the dioner tuble In the basement were broken. ‘The crockery ulong- sidy was undisturbed, though the cook, in her fright, broke a plate. The gas-metor waa ripped up und the gas caught Are, but was quickly put Sita, A rough catimato of the damage was ‘The Cofonel and Mra, Nutt had a very narrow escape. Three minutes before their house was invaded In this summary way, they were talking: through the telephune with a friend on the West Side. Mra, Nutt bad Just seated hersvif In the bay window in the adjoining room when she heard thanolse, and, as{t was, ale experienced ushock which she bas not yet fully recovered from, her loft sidle—the ono next the window, the glass in which was also broken—fecling numb. Sono are of opinion that the metoor atruck this bay- window,—i¢ seomed to from where they stood, but this was doubtless an optical delusion, alnes, if it had done go, the housa and its ins nates would Lave known of It. Pieces of the meteor which were picked up resembled “choker,” or slug, und, while dark outalde, ara almost white in the centre, ‘Tho falling of a metcor and the striking of lightuluz at the same moment in the eame place is of raro oc- currence, but such o thing fs known to havo tuken place in Yhe past. Nothing out of tho way occurred in uny other part of the elty, — ea CATTLE SHIPMENTS, Apectal Dispatch to The Tridune, Wasninaton, D. O., April 9.—Bsltimora pa- pers stato that the modifications of the British restrictions sgainat thy importation of American Itvo cattle {uto London will probably givo sume impetus to shipments from Bulttmora this spring, The steamer Juan, now foadlug for London, will tuke elghty head, shipped on En- giish account, and other vogazements aro under nogotlation, Mr, Dayld Thompson, of Chicago, as 120 head of cattle, averaging 1,050" Ibs each, at Wilhelin’s drove-yu for shipment on the ateamer Eduardo, to sai for Liverpool April 10, ‘The cattle lett Ubicayo Avril 4 und reached Baltimore Ail 8 by the Baltimore & Ohlo Railroad in a splendid condt- tlon, Waltimore live stock dealers say they aro tho fineut drove of cattle for the number ever seen iu this market. It ts expected they will bo alxteon days making the yoyoge. Five attund- ants will go with them, NO EQUALS, Ladics who wish something superior in the way Of Mayoring extracts snould purchase Dr. Prices, ‘They havo no equals, Always rellatlo, ———— DRUNKENHESS, Dr. D'Unger, discover of tho cinchona curo for cflskeanoess Cures a}l cases. Room 27 Valmer jouwe. ee Houackeepera should uvo the Moth+Proof Carpet Linjug. Use only thet manufactured of cutton Sud paper, Awerican Carpet-Lining Company, Rew York and Boston, For sale by all curpot 8 CITY AFFAIRS. Possible Appointments by the In= coming Mayor. A Oo-oporative Plan for the Organiza- tion of the Council, Diflculties in the Way of Changing tho Ward Boundaries. OFTICE-HUNTING, Tho raco for place continites te bo secand only to thu spevutation with rofercuvo to the organ- {zation of the now City Council. ‘The petition- circulators were as busy as over yesterday ian ufacturing stock for the junk«tenlera, and Mr. Hfarrison was anxfously inquired after by the long st of seckers for position under hin. Of those who saw him, howover, 1 contd not be learned that any pledies or promises wora innde them, nor yet could it bu learned from those supposed to haya his car that hohad agreed upon or announced the names of any of his favorites. ‘The most thut could be gathered which had the sombiauce of rellability was that Jolin Me- Mahon’s application for appointment as Com- missioner of Public Works had been very fayor- ably received, and that fu the event of lls being selected Mr. Chesbrough would be tendered the position of City Euginecr, which ho now holds, rom tho same source ft was gleaned that For- syth’s application for Comptroller would not bo favorably considered, but, 1£ he persisted for that, a place of less reaponstbility and impor- tance might be given him, and that Scantau’s apnlfeation for Superintendent of Streets would Meet the saiwme fate, but if he renouneed nll of his fsms, and promised to cling only to the Democracy in the future, he might havo some show to retajn the salnecure position of Sidewalk Inspector. ‘The reporter's informant sald a preat many other things, but no part of his story was more intercating than his comment upon the tipudence of the ordinary apolicant in secklug positions for which they’ had nut the flrat requisite. He said in this connection what. Mr. Harrison bas vovome fully aware of, as also every professional petition-aigner, und also cvory one Who hos paid the slightest attention to the scrambla for the fruits of the Democratic yie- tory. No one knows better than thu Mayor- elect that men are askluy to become Comprrol- ler, its private secretary, Superintendent of Police, Chief of Detcetlves, and to Mill the various other oifices {nu hile gift, who are without eltlier auctal, moral, educa- tional, or even party standing, and who are to- tally untlt for anything, amd would disgrace any adniluistration,—inen who hays never been able to support themselves, and ore as truly puvile paupers as thi verlest vagabond who begs from. dvor to door. Presumption is no name for o majority of them, and it is believed that Mr. Harrigon -has the good sense to steer cloar of thein, und that be will do well if he gives them. Buch a wide berth tat the seeker after the bigh- cat place will mise even the humblest one, ORGANIZING THE COUNCIL, While thts atrife is going on upon the oulstde, tere is an Internal wrangle that comparatively faw know anything about, and noone can pre- dict with auy show of correctnuss what {t will end in, ‘Tho fact of the matter is the sudden transformation of the Democracy of tho city has been too muck for it, The resurrection of the respectables and tho attempt to bury the disreputables causes the old-ttme how! to goup, and the Jatter will not down, especially such as have placus in the Connell. The former aro de- vising and planning to keep uppermost, while the latter naturally want to matntaln the hold they have had for years, to dictate how the Council shall be organized, und to parcel out the impor- tant Committees eo that an office without a sal- ary may be made reasonably profitable in the future os in the past. And here is where the strife conics in, the respectabies headed by such menas Ald, Tuloy, and the lutter by the oppo- sito element, and what adds to the confusion is the fact that Mr. Harrlgon isin sympathy with "the former. Mr. Tuley wants to bo Presic¢ent of the Counell for awhile, and then something. else, but the unwashed remomber that he de- serted them o roar ago, and do not take very kindly to him. Iie is also sald to be opposed to a strictly partisan organization of the Council, which they say comes of his am- bition for n non-partisan office in the near future, and this dues not act well with them, Ou the other hand, they waut the regular Demv- cratic caucus, nnd the swing of thinga generally, and with such wide differences anything else than harmony may be sald to prevall, and what. secmod to be victory a few days ago fs now scarcely applicable in the Democratle camp. Lawler und his crowd want the naming of the committees, whilo the other faction want the samo thing,—the one animated by a grasping splrit, aud the other by no hiner purpores, probuvly, than the elevation of their party, aud with it thelr ow advancement. Out of all of this difference of opinion {t 1s almost impossible to evolve anything, vet thoso who claim to know and to apeale for Mr. Larrison soy that he predicts that the organtzution of the Counell will be by the co-operation of the bet- ter element of Republicans und Democrats, os It wns lost year, umd that a move of this kind [e now on fout to defeat the rabble of both parties as it wos then defeated. It is known thut he has agreed to exercise the right vested tn tim by the city charter to preside ut alt Council mectings, and that he 1s alsoi favor of giving Republicans a proper recognition In making up the committecs. Some contend that he hus tho power to appoint the committees, but this la very questionable; ali he can do ts to suggest it. ‘Then, aga{n, it 14 known that some of the Re- publicuns—Smyth, for instance—whom the rabble wers relylng upon to go {nto caucus with them will do nothing of the Kind, and are favorably to the scheme named, though they have not been approached by avy Democrats on the subject. Putting all reports together, amd taking into consideration the fact that it fa next to tinpossible for the Democrats to organize us & party in the Council and hang together with any credit to themselves; and, furthermore, the fnet that the success of Mr. Harrison depends upon his beiny surrounded by the better clement of both parties, as Mayor Heath has+ been the past year, the co-operative plau of organization DoW seens most probable,—not so much 98 4 matter of choles ag a matter uf uccessity, Tn any event there will bo caucuses, but it would ot seem that ony strictly party caucus will bo able to do anythlug. ‘fhe Republicans are looking quietly on and doing nothing, but unless the programme changes, or the co-operative plan above alluded te is adopted to a few days, they will be found in cuucus, and they have Ue assurance of several Democrata that they will jon them rather than go iuto thetr party caucus. ‘Tho Socialists, it is anid, will go over to the Ropublicana, but thia ty unitkel ys.certatnty they will not_be asked to, ‘They havo no wifeetlon for the Democrats, for the reason thut that party bas beon aid ts mov- jug with all of {ts strength to keop certain of thelr Aldermen out of thefr goats, and for the further reason that they owe whatever dofeats they, sustalued In the election ta them, It Is highly probable, then, uit if the Domoerats do hot move the Htepublleane will, und fn any arent the rabble will be quietly set down upon, G Ieast, tr. Harrison promises to bo aurrounded nud austained by the better clement, provided = hls . ambition tobo Governor doesnot lend bini into the snares set for liim, und provided, too, that he dues not sacrifice everything cleo in uis declured deter. mination to be thu Inatrumont of the death of Republicanism and the election of a Democratic Prosident in 1880. A NEW DEAL IN WAnnDs, A proposition ja made bya morning Demo cratic paper in tho interest of Democracy that. there should be a redlatricting of the city for Al- dermeon, undo tablo ts published showing the ino- quality tn population of the presont wards, some of them having threo tlnes as many residents as others, This Inoqua}ity is true, but the dilllculty isto Mnd a romedy for lt without runuing into still groater inconyeulences, ‘This subject cama up in 1875, after the adoption of the present city charter, when !t becume necessary to rcduca the number of wards from twenty, the then number, to cightecn, It was propused then to gointou thorough rediatricting, but the prop- osition was defeated becauso of the confusion which {t would cause In the clection of mem- bers of the Legislature, und, toa slight decree, of Congress, So all that was done was to consul> idate the old First and Second andNineteeuth and Twentleth Wards. ‘The subject was talked of a year ago ngain, but it was then decldod to do nothing, insomuch us there would be aconsus In 1880, and a redig- tributing for members of tho Legislature and for Cougressmen, ‘Ihe dificultics which Ilo in the way of changing the ward boundaries at present are two-fold. Tho frat is the fact thet, for instance, tho territory embraced tn the present ‘Thirtceuth, Fourteenth, oud Reventecuth Wards forms one Seuatorial strict. If that territory were so cut up os to form parta of four now wards, tt would cattso considerable confuston at alection tine, Tho voting precincts would,of courss, haya to be lald out with refororce to the new ward boundarics. Asmall patch of the presont Thirteenth Ward, whilo remaining a part of the Fifth Senatorial District, might ba annexed to the new Twolfth Ward, and would have to be constituted asa distinct preciuct, no tnatter how email it might. be, since, otherwise, yotes would be cast at ono and the same precinct for Roprosentatives in the Fourth and Filth Scnatorial Districts, ‘The second great difiiculty {s the lack of in- formation when it comes to redistricting, Tho firurea taken to prove the pressat Inequallt; are those furnished by the school consus, which show the population by wards and also by achool districts, of, which thers aro six on the North Side, six on tho South, and about a dozen onthe West. This, however, does not furnish the information desired with sutticlont imlnute- ness. 16 ls not onough to know that there aro 40,000 people In the Fourteenth Ward, aud that, therefore, It ought to be divided into two, ‘The thing {s to know how the poputation fs dis- tributed, so as to know where the true dlylding- line ts, If the school census had been taken block by block In-a syatematic way, so that It would be possible from it to tell how pinay people Ilved_beeween tho river, Inke, South ranch, and Madison, and how many betweon the South Branch, the lake, Mnadiaoo, and Adams, and so on, ft would be a very cosy mat- tor todivide up the city isto eighteen wards of very nearly equal population, But all the ine formations not at band, Any division now must bo a matter of guess-work, aud a number of the members of the Counell, who wero spoken to on the subject, therefore considered ft ndvieublea to postpone the question until the cousus returns of next year are available, whon they cau go to work more intolligently. MISCELLANEOUS. The Fiatist Clty Central Committee tried to meet lust evening at Maskell Hall, but the rain had tho effeet of making the show even thinnor than that presented by the party at the polls one week ago, After sitting atound awhile, the faithful and persistent fow who weren't enough to make a quorum adjourned and went. away. The canvass of the vote for West Town of- ficors haa not yet been completed, owlug to the abaenco of o number of judges and clorke, without whose signatures the returos cannot bo mado complete, The Judges of the Fourth and Bixth Procincts of the Seventh Ward, the Fourth Preelnet of the Elehth, and the First and Sixth Procinets of the Eleventh Ward are wanted to call at the West Town office this morning with- out further delay and amend thelr botehy work of the night following the olection, The continued — trouble experienced in this canvass ought to be snough to make the Aldermen more careful in the appointment, of judges, ‘Tho work of men who can neither read, write, nor cipher, and, in addition, have not cnaugh of responsibility to attempt to ful- AY Wek sworn duty, 1s iivariably uueatisfac- Messrs, Omar Bushnell, W. W. Roborts, and J. T. Majer, the three members of the First Ward Regular Xepublican Club who were appointed by the Club at its last meeting to investigate charges against Col, John A, Hunter, Charles L, Enaton, and Slmcon W. King met yeaterday morning at Mr, Buslincll's olilec. ‘The threo persons sainst whom the charges were made had been notliiied that they might ba present aud put‘in a defensc. Not ono of them ap- penred. A letter was recetyed from Mr, Hunter, who ig at Mudison, sVia., stating that the Com- mittee kad no authority to Investigate him, und bldding the gentlemen go to‘ where corn {8 $3 a bushel.” Mesars, Hunter, Easton, and King are membera of what fs known as the “Stralent Republican Club” of the First Ward, an organization diatmetrically opposed to the “Regular Republican Club” In which the charges orlginated. It may be added that the accusattons cover alleged’ misconduct of the Dust threo years, and embrace ballot-box stuff- ing, conniving at Megat voting at primary clcc tions, selling of politteal influence, and a general disregard of Hepublleanism. ‘The Bushnell Comuilttca will now proceed to substantiate the chargea, if possible, and present their report to tho Club Saturday night. A committee of citizens of the Thirteenth Ward who belfove that many irregulnritics wero committed in the Inte clection in thelr ward mot last night at the residence of Mr. John-| i O'Callaghan, on Carrot] avenue, near Lincoln street, to devise ways und means to bring to light the frauds whieh they alleges were perpetrated, and to expose the persona respon- sible for tle frauds. ‘There wero present Will- fam Williams, P. B, Shiclds, Henry McGurren, John O'Callaghan, M. J, Dunne, and Dr. T. Be Drake, Mr. Dunne presided. Before eotny iuto the detalla of their work the Committes decided that they did not desiro the publication of their plan of opcrations lest thelr efforts should bo fruetrated by the common enemy, the porpetratora of the frauds. This deelston nevessitated the withdrawal of the reporter, who had Invited himself to the mecting, and houcu duet what the gentlemen haye decided to do is still unkaown. From what was sald before tho meeting was called to order it was very evident that the allozed frauds consist of the importation of voters froin the Twelfth Ward, nnd the al- leged _cocrclon used by thy West Division Rail- way Company in the voting of ita employes, Several of the members of the Committco sald that they had been told by somebody that that somebody knew positively that men who Hved in tho Twelfth Ward had voted in the ‘Thir- teenth Ward. Others said tbat certain em. ployes of the ratlroad corporation aforesaid had stated in their rearing thut the Company's “boss hirellngs” had told the men generally that they must vote as the Company directed or Jose thelr situations; that the tickets which the Company desired to havo voted wore kept at the barna aud at the points for chavying horaes, and there given with instructions tothe men. Mem- bere of the Committee say that the influence of the sirporadtin wua used to elect Ald, Thomp- son, nad that ff a recount was ordered and the fraudulent ballots thrown out, the safd Alder man would flnd himwelf left out iu the cold. dust how to proceed go a8 to compel a recount ig what the Committee reeks, It is feared that the conductors und drivers who, it ta claimed, hayo aatd that they were com pelled to vote as tho Company directed, will bo deterred, undor panalty of losing empl loyment, from repeating whattt is claimed they have sald. Then, too, {¢ ir feared that Ald, ‘Thompson's friends haye been at work stopping up all the avenues that tend to the truth of the allegations, so that an investigation, if ouc should be ordorcd, would fall toshow anything of a crooked nature. a Indigestion, dysvopsia, nervous proitration, and all forms of gonoral dobulty ratleved by taking Mensnian's Peptonized Beet ‘Tonic, the only proparation of beef containing {te entire nutritious propertics, It {a nota moro stiinulunt like thu ex- tracte of boef, but contains bluod-muaking. forcus generating, and Ife-sustaininy propertios; fs ne Yalunble in all enfocblud conditions, whether tho result of exhaustion, nervous pirestration, ovar= work, Or acute divetsa; particularly if resulting from'pulmonary complalnts, Caawell, Hazard & Coss Proprietors, Now York, For sala by ‘drug gists. s. DEATHS, RYAN—April 8, Mary Jz beloved wito orl. J, Ryan, at (uo reatdence of her aliter. Funeral on Thureday thu 1th nat., at 9:80, from No. 117 Unturto-st., by carrlayes to Bt. aatrick’e, hugely runds Bnd thenca, by cars, to Cl it 10 a. im., Raty, daughter of 10 Calvary Ceinetery. oul 4 months, 10, 1S Dutterfold-stey att BM AUTIL AL Ssl1TH—On tho 7th Inst, of congestion of the tun dp dhe goth gone of ha aud, Jota Ss batth, waative ol i froin his late restdenco, No. 89 West Quincy- Par Ulaagotr ani London papers please copy. Cruise iuiwctty, Aprile) altura lone ‘and. pain: ful tues, Mra. Carollie 1%, Chitds, aged 41 years, wite Of the ald Nutuian Childs, Of Cambridwe, Mass. Se“ Huston bupurs please copy. EVERYTHING GOES WRONG In tho bodily mechanism when the Iver gots out of ordor, Constipation, dysycpata, contamiuatlonof the blood, imperfect asalmilation aru certain town: suc, But st 1 casy to provent those consequences, and remove thelr cause, by u course of jlostetter's Stomach Bitters, which stimulates the bilfary or- Ban and regulates tte action. ‘Ihe direct resutt Is a diaappearauce of the pains beneath the rlos and through the shoulder-biade, the nausea, head- achos, yelluinessor the skin, furred look of the tongue, and sour odor of tho breath, which char- actunze hvor comptaint. Sound digeation and « regular habit of body atu dlevsinga alo secured by the use of this celubrated resturative of health, which imparts a degree of vigor to tha body walch {v ite beat guarantey of walety, fran inalurial opl- dumics. Nerve weak and overtenslon are ro- Meyell by it, aud tt roves both appetite and aloe. FORMAL MRRTING OF THR C AS iis tanta wage eee x , 4 i Tad Waenintoneate., this morning at twotctacke 2 Q)N RASTER DAY, AT THE Crunch ory OO ANTER neta wilt he tinea antes OF Tie Mmunicants, at 6:10, 8, AMIR. Mm. will bes ne at Fi . Kolamn Aumm‘enion to this norvice will bo hy tlekete qn gy 3 dnined at che church on Good Kriday and Fantee 1422 ‘Those flekets are to arcure eeata fur fatlaitoners"¢ see" for ta Solemn Very, aa at tT ett me noteold. The church will be open to all at trys CHARACTER ato re ature ese UB WILL HOLS Fy neeting tn 1 q At t he lads 1hS WilO ARE TO ASSUME Paiste chet in the Carnient ‘TMeot ar 412 West Washington-at. 8: AIR TRIBUNE TOME Ti auiae inoathiy. using Tooms of Lhe Tromont Itouse to- IPR CHATRMAN OF i OP ik Authors’ Carnival fs requested to mect, at thee poation Huiiding Thuraday morning at Wo'eteest Ee (Puk REPDILIGAN CITY CENTRAL. conse feo will meet inthe clut-room of the Grand fy glo Hotel, Friday, nt 4p. mn. = DULLINERY. Twentieth opening of Milli. nery, Cloaks, etc., TO-DAY, April 10. Unusual attractions, All are invited. HOTCHKIN, PALMER & C0, 137 & 139 State-st. AUCTION SALES. so nnn nena ng ry LISON, POMEROY & CoO., Auctioneers, 78 & 80 Itandolph-st., OHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE, Nos. 79 and 81 State-st, Thursday Morning, April 10, at 10 o'clock, Entire Forniture and Carpets Large Marhle-Pront Dwellings, of 42 Roos, Tomoved to largo Hauble Stores, 70 & 81 tate-at,, fe conyentenco of sale, coneleting of ONE ELEGANT PIANO, ‘welyo Marble-top Chamber Sete, Parlor Eets, 3 fon dabjee, Wankroben Nensteads, Wesnsteaae ee Tenus, Mattresscs, FeatherPillows, Comforters, 5 Springs, Chairs, Dining-room Furniture, Plated Wart, Crockery and Glasrware, Kitchen Furniture, &e tonether with 42 BRUSSELS AND WOOL CARERS and luclualng averyehing unually found ‘In Orst-tiy residences, jo percmntory., Hy order of Mortgagee, sao PETE MORC POMEROY & con Austioncers, + “ra anid so Hanoipti, Friday Moruing, April 11, at 10° clo, AT OUR Rooms, ‘We will scll without resorve a largo and desirable lay out of elegant NEW FURNITURE Parlor and Charober Suits, Wardrobes, Bureaus, Wash stands, A splendid line of New suid Used Brussels So quet, Wool, and Hemp Carpets, Mattresses, Heddlog, General Merchanilse, Crockery and Glassware, &c, ‘Tho entire outt from two dwellings will bo wold, fa cluding everything usually found in a first-class reds dence. ELISON, POMENOY & CO,, Auctioneers, 78 and 80 Randolyh-st, B* Crockery’ Glassware -A PULL LINE, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN. ‘W.G. Waro, Brown aud Yollow Ware, s full assortment of Glassware, Decorated Toilot Sots, &o, f Goods packed tor country Merchants, GEV, P, GORE &CO,, Auctioneers, SPHCTIAL.. SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. To-Day, at 2:30 p. m., In our salesrooms, 80 and 84 Wabash-av, tho contents of n Hotel, consisting in of Beds, Gadding, Ohnira, Lounges, Car pots, Hook-Casos,’ Sideboards, W, ¥. lu. Teaus, &c. Patt: AKO. PY GORE & CO. Auctioncers, A. BORDEN & CO. ucttoneers, 174 and 174 fandolp TO-DAY, THURNDAY, APRIL 10 GOREDIT SALE. A Large and Destrable Stock of FINE CUSTOM CLOTHING, Cloths, Caxssimercs. Furnishing Goods, Ao, Terms ‘$100 and under, cash; over 8100, three months’ credlt, Spprovod papat, *kfro, a tine lio of ry Goods, Soft Itats, Gtorce, £. Sale commencing at 0:20 o'clock a, in., at our ales mm, 173 Randolph 2 Thom Ws NeW hl Ac BUTTERS & CO., Auctloncers * BUTTERY’ RECULAR SATURDAY SAL (Established 23 years.) FURNITURE, &c,, &c.,, {AUTTIOE AarUnA MEDI 000 eo Wht. A, BUETERB & OU) Auctioneers, Ww" MOORERROUSE & CO., Genera] Auctioneers and Appralaerh, 85 and Af Itandolul-at, WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK, CONTENTS OF . RESTAURANT 32° NORTH CLARI-ST. Conslating of pood Range, Intae Street Lamp, Tables Piated Ware, Crocke jalo pore Bo. mptory. Wit, MOORMOURE & GOs Aucdoncers. BY ML. MM. SANDERS & CO., and 133 Wabash-ay, 500 Lots Boots and Shoes at Auctiva THURSDAY MORNING, April 10, at 0 o'ctu: = JAS, P. MONAMARA, Aitct'r. WMEALTIE LIE. H MARSH'S CUMULATIVE HEALTH-LIFT. A tl i ry tte mtn Doubles thewurepeta Ine ehtes unt ge he: frost aud invigorate - Yinproves ‘the circulation and Cait aud, aveutigate, or send for ONE HUNDRED ALI Te ESSA: OBE J.P, WARSI & CO, ut Washington SEEDS, OF ALL KINDS. WEDDING CARDS. 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