Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 22, 1879, Page 8

. THE CITY. O+ GENERAL Nuws. \W. B. Rdgerly, U. 8. A,, :leat the Palmer, "The Schwab Combination is at the Palmer. ‘The Hon. W. K. Shell, Pieorla, Il, fe at the ". Tremont. ‘The Hon. E. D, Small, Wilmington, Tl. ta at the Stiorman. A, Grath and C. Burger, of Manilla, are gucets of the Tremont. J, K.'Rdsall, Attorney General of Tilinols, fas guest of the Pacific. The Hon. D. Il, Moffat, Denver, fs smong the gusts of tha Palmer. 7 ‘The Hon, A. L. Osborn, Lo Porte, is regis: tered ot thee Tremont, .Ex-Senator George E. Spencer, of Alabama, fe stopping at the Pacific. ‘the Hon, E, A, Carey, Fond du Lac, Wis., ts & guest of the Sherman. The Hon. James Bolton, Hartford, Conn., ta sojourning at the Palnser. The Hon, Horace Williams, Dubuque, Towa, is registered at the Pacific. ‘Tho Hon, James Harrington, Geneva, State Benator, 1s registered at the Tremont. Barton Hill, propristor of the Caiifornin Thea- tre, Kan Fennciaco, 1s domiciled at the Tremont. Y. A. Carponter, General Passongor Agent of the Miwaukes & St. Paul Railroag, fs at the ‘Paclfic. The Northwestern Wranping-Vaper Associa- tion held a routine mecting at the Sherman lost ovening. The Hon F. K. Granger, McHenry, Ii. passed: thtough the city yesterday, regiaterinir ‘at the Sherman. Dwight W, Keves, General Manoger of the Chicago, Milwaukee & 8t. Paul Railroad, fs o Guest at the Tremont, Mr. Clara Morris, with his wife, arrlyed at the * Paclfle yesterday. When through with bis en- mcement horo Mr. Clara will atrike out for lew Xork and the editor of the Dramatic Vers, The Grand Jurors for April were impaneled. yesterday morning, with Christian Busse as féroman. They spent the day in looking tanto tbe eket-acaluers’ cases, but reached no con- jusion, ‘John Steffeco,5 milk peddler, was thrown from hie: wagon yesterday morning in front of his home, No, 11 Town street, by the action of a fractious horse, and had bis loft leg broken be- low the knee. (The Watchmakers! and Jewelers’ Association held a mecting at the Skerman House last even- ing, bus did nothing beyond discussing We ar- ' rangements forthe Convention to be held in this city next month, ‘The temperature yerterday, as observed by Manasso, optician, $$ Medison street (TRinunE Tuilding), was, at 8a, m., 49 degrees; 10.8, m., f2; 12 m., 56; 3p. m., 60; 8d. m., Barom- eter at 8 8, m., 20,70; 8 p- m., 20.70, Charles Guiden, living at_No. 144 West Lake atrect, ran franticinto the West Madiaon-street statton yesterday afternoon to report thit ho nd been robbed of $900. A detective who av. companicd him back to the house (ound the , Monoy under s pillow where Gulden had ptaced it, und then forgotten its location, A fatal accident occurred nt Jefferson yeater- doy, As a Gertnan farmer ond his wite were coming to the, clty witha heayy load of grain, the horses becamo frightened, and he com: mhenced whipping, them, when they snddenly ‘reared, ran intu the ditch, and one of tha for- ward wheels of the wagon crushed bls chest, Kile Lins iastantly. His wifecaeaped without injury. The regulor monthly meating of the Chicago Shooting Club was held in tho pariora of the Sherninn Houso last ovening. Mr. W. A. Mas- kell presided. Tho election of delegates to tho State Bpartman's Convention, to ha held at Teorla, May. 27, 23, 20, aud 80, resulted in choosing Messrs. Abe Kleinman, J, J, Klein- man, K. B. Organ, and G. C. Mosher, After sumo discussion on various sporting topica, the moesting adjourned. Tho recular fortnightly meeting of the Chi- cago Medical Sovlety was held at the Grand Pavific Just evening, Dr. R. G Bogue in tho chair, Dr, Edmund Androws rend 6 paper on “The Injection of Hemorrhoids,’ which had heen postponed from the last meeting. Dr. B, C. Hotz reported an Interesting caso of traumatic aneurism of the eyelid, wut alxo ove of chlorn- form asphyxia, The usual divcussion on the papers followed, aud the meeting adjourned. A singular accident occurred at Pulk strect bridge yesterday. A team of three noreus, which were hitclied tandem and attached to o trucl-wagon, ran aay and dashed down the rp- prosch when the orlage was open tu atlow a svhooner to pass through. Justas the animal fu the lead reached the edgo uf the spproseh and {ell over on the ail], the others, suddenly stop- ped, and, drawing back with all thelr atrenaih, actually drogwed the prostrate benst up from his perilous position aud be was saved, injured. . There was to have beon a meeting Inst even- ing at the North Stde Turner Hull for the pur- + pose of discuasing the adyisabMlty of turnings over Dearborn avenucto te Lincoln Park.Cam- missioners, bub only Mr, Elliott Anthony nnd Washington WHestng turned up, and they did not caro to hold the meeting, It fn understood iat more than ulne-tenths of the property- Holders on the avenve and adjoloing streets aro opposed to theschome. ‘They can see no use for it, since the Luke Shore drive, which ansivers the samo purpose, Is but a few blucks off, Tha members und the congregation of the Union Park Congrezational Clurch ‘tendered a reception lust nlzht to thelr new pastor, the Nev. FA. Noble, late of New Haven. The church lecturo-rooms were thrown open for the occas, and handsumely — trinimed. bere - and there with beautiful floral designs, Durhuy o iull in the busy conversation Prof, Fisk, of the Beminary, addressed words uf welcomo to the new pastor, and Mr, Noblo reptled briefly and hopefully. ‘Theu there wos muste by tho church choir, au original poem by Mrs. Georze Sherwaad, ro- freshments furolshed by the ladles, aid atl de- parted to thelr homes, pleased with the promiso of renewed atroneth and usefulness hold ont in the early ‘establishing of so pleasing relations between pastur aud people, The Committee of Soldiers and Clttzens, ap- pointed a weeltor more ago to sugcest rome plan for the proper observance of Decoration Day, met at the Grand Pucite tast evening, In the abscaooe of the Chairman, Geo. Chetlain was called to the chair. After sumo desultory talle the Committee on Programme suurzested that the graves of all thu soldiers ba decorated with stall fags May 20, and thatthe next day the Braves be decorated with flowers by the various Yosts of the G. A. Hy to be preceded by & atroct, = parade =—ounder Gen, Torrance, and followed by memorial servives tn the evening under the directionrof the Memorial Association, ‘Tho report was Inld over, and after somo further talk a committee of seven was appointed to estimate the probable cost of the dozorations, ete. ‘Lhe Committers reparted that the exper would be abouy $240, and the Teport was referred to tho Memortal Assacla- tion, which was invited ty take charge of tie de- tails of the decorations, ‘I'he Coumittes then adjourned for two weeks. Benjarain W. Urainerd, Hving at No, 173 Green atreet, made a successfit) attempt upon bis own life at O:80 yesterday morning, by shooting himself in “the left side of tha head, a Mette below thy ear, with a No, 1 Smith & Wessou weapun, which ho was fu the nabit of carrying, Dr, Cradluy, who was eallud in to attend hin found that thy bullet bad nassud directly into the heat, und that the injury would result. fatally, Two hours tater death reHeved his euffurliys, De- ccaned Was a shosmuker by trae, and bad a store and slop un Dearborn street, near Madi. sun, Jn ante-llre times he hud’ a fastilon- able trade, und prospered flucly, but recently Als hustuces dwindled down until he became im- ‘poverlshed, ‘This preyed deeply upon hig iind, and was doubtleas the only cause tor tis act, Ho was SS years of age, and lett awife and three grown-ip children, Onn son ta iw the Naval Acadeiny at Annapolis, Md., anather fs fn bual- uess to this city, and a daughter {s the wile of 9. former oflictal of the Y. M,C, A. .The now Justices of thu Peace having recalyed their commissions are begiunlny to prepare for buriuess, Mr. Braytou takes charge this worn: ing at ihe sbop huretufors kept by Juutte Charles Haines, He will remain ut thut loca- ‘tlon till Muy batleast, de lus not decided ag tobis further whereabouts. Judge D. Hurry Hammer baa rented quarters at No, 156 Clark. ttrect, and ts ftelus up his court-rvotn in keep fog with the collghtcnment of thu times. Ho has not yet succeeded In establishing himeelf as the Immediste successor toanybudy. He knows that he isa Justice, because the County Clork gave bimacertificate, und directed him to re- quest Justice 1) Wolf to turn over his pupers end docket, Juatice Hammer’ did as ho Was bid, but failed to secure the evidonces of official pedigree, . because Justice D' Wolf is not yot convinced that he will not be tila own , Buccesgor, Incase he were reappointed it would put him to {nconventence to get back his docket, Iciseaid thatthe toterviow between the new aid the old ‘Squires was very cool st the start, THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, APRIL 24. 1870—-TWELVE PAGES, warm in the second quarter, and hot {nthe finish. Judge D'Wolf will not cive up his hooks ta anybody till the question of successorehip Is gcttled beyond the question of adoubt. Justice Hudson, North Side, has his commission in his packet, but will not undertake any business till the full appointments are made, Ho docs not care to enter intu Av dispute about the dockot and papers of # predecessor. MALP-ORPUAN ASTLUM. The lady Directors and the gentlemen Trus+ tecs of the Fialf-Uroban Aayium met last night at the parlors of that institution for the purpose of making arrangements fora grand entertains mont for the beneflt of that eleemosyuary re- treat for juveniles. Afr. J. Clark called the meeting to order, and assumed the chair. Uo Introduced Mr. SM, Almy Aldrich, formerly editor of the Boston Globe, and lately editor of tho Milwaukee Daily eis, ‘Mr. Aldrich made quite a lengthy speech upon the character of the entertatnment which ne had been Invited and persuaded to auperin- tend and in the description thereof an- nounced {ts nama os ‘Lhe Poetry nud Music of War''—au illustrated — lecture. MeVicker’s Theatre had been engaged for one week commencing Monday, May 19, ‘There would bo alx night performances and one matinee. here were to be living lures to the mumber of 800 on the stage cach night, and the dramatic persone were to be -changes for vach prosentatlon. = The lecture was explained by its own title, and would be illustrated by tableaux vivants, Ineludiug “The Departure of the Troops'?; “AL the nt, a skirmish fight being given} ‘the Troops at Rest," seen in o moonlight eeene; The Return of the: 'froops.” showing vhe boys in blue welcomed by the Goddess of Iiberty surrountied by-100 young Indias in coa- tume ‘slncing sougs-of welcome, Tableaux would be giten every night, and yo- cal und instrumental “ music, — recitations, and military drills would offer variety to the performances, ‘Twenty-four prominent elocu- Uonlsts had been secured; fourteen military companies und the militia reuerally would par- ticipate, in prize drilla; elgizt brass bantls were to play’ the martial alraof a few years ago} and 400 of the leading singers of this part of the country were to share the work of providing vocal harmony. ‘The whole affair was fo go off ina blaze of Ieht and glory that would carn cnough inaney to support for man years the worthy charity in whose lotercst {t Wns arranged, ‘The necessary committees were appointed, and the meeting adjourned, TUE TIRTRENTH WARD INCPROVEMENT CLUB held tts eccond mecting Inet evening at the corner of Lubbard and Oakloy streets, This society ia compused of citizens and taxpayers of the Thirteonth Ward, orzanizad for the purpose of taking incasures to sccuro tho erection of a achool-house at the corner of Westernavenuo and West Ohio street, and to secure appropriations inthe Council for other improvements, The Committes appuinted nt the tirst meeting to confer with the Bullding Comraittes of the Board of Eduention renorted satisfactory progress, The following officers were nominated and olected: Prostdent, George Wrirhtson; Vice- President, T. B. Dinkes Treasurer, P. H. Rice; Secretary, William Headlam, dr.; Directors, H. 5. Hraluard, J.B, French, Georze Rico, C. W. Fish, and Edward Payson. Dr. Drake offered the following resolution, which was discussed and adopted: Keotred, That the Executive Committee be and are teroby authorized tonee that the Committee en Gronads ond Buildings of the Board of Educa- tion have furnished to thon offars of pronerty for 8 achonl ite, and that upon the opening of the tidy forench asite tho Executive Committea roe port back to the Clibthoe sites afored and tho pricea nt which they are offered rospoctively, that the Club may recommend taguch Committee and to the Council the selection and purchase of euch o alte ae shall bo approved by the Club, After anme turther discusslop, the Club ad- journed for one week. THE CITY HALL, The Health Dapartment employes will be paid in ensh to-day. The West Side Pumoing Works employes were paid yesterday in cash. ‘The Treasurer’s receipts yesterday weto $2,761. ‘The disbursements amounted to §33,- 00, the.mmost of which was forthe March pay of the policy and tiremon. Ald. Jonas and Cullerton wero back from their Eastern trip yesterday, and everyboly wigs asking then what they proposed to do about It, having reference, of course, to the or- ganization of the new Council, O. B. Green, who was awarded the contract for stredeing rome days ago, wave bond yester- day In the sum of $30,000, The bondsmen: aro Jusse Spalding, George B. Carpenter, G. C. Finney, and Eutvio H, Sheldon. The Commissioner of Public Works haa ad- vertised nottlying water consumers that the water tax for the first six montns of the year will be due ant payable May 1. ‘Tho tax Is 25 per cent less than Inst year, on account of the ordinance recently passed. ‘The weekly renort of tho Health Department shows tht the deaths lust week were 186, against 1) the orevious week, and 147 the correspond. ing week uf Nast year, ‘The vrfacipal enuses of deaths were; Consumption, 19; diphtheria, 11; pneunionia, 10; inanilion, 9; vld age, 5; con- Vulotons, 73 bcart Wisense, 43 scarlet fever, 43 alcoholism, 8; hydrophoola, 2; paralysis and suleide, 1 cach, “4 Scully " will now tate a rest. or hire a hall. Runt. Senrey yesterday {issued an order forbld- ding exhibitions of the kind heand the madames have been making fn saloons, and it iso mova in the right direction, [fis men will eee that it iwenforced at once, and the probabilities aro Unset [f walking!? locs not cease to attract crowds to the vilest dens tn the city some of the ““wallclate "' will tind themselves in trouble. WU. S. A. The revenuo officers are stillon the hunt for unstamped inedicines, ‘The McArthur caso will bo called up this morning, aud the defendant is expected to be present, The dishursements of the Sub-Treasury wera 7,000. Four per cent certificates to the umount of $3,420 were disposed uf, Revenue collections yesterday wore $28,048, of which whisky contributed $25,378.20; tabacco and elgars, $5,257.40; and heer, S20 Heenses to thy amount of $400 wero fasued, Judge Rangs received notice from Washing- ton yeaterday that the cases agaiuat. the Ilinois Distillery tad been compromised by payment of the judgment of $5,000 rendered some tino ayo, with custs, tha litter amounting to $1)! Collector Smith, Messrs. Boutella anc Camp- bell, the counsel,-and several of the witnesecss du the stom-Houas cures, visited the nuw building yesterday, and, in company with Super- New intendent McDowell, speut about four hours taking a thorough fuspectiun of the material, work, ote, Under existing reguiations fourth-class mail matter, merchandise, eve, which fs Hable to ine jure the matls must bu {nelosed ia packages of mutal to be approved by the Departinent. ileretofore it has been the custom to forward sumple mackagos to Waatington for indorse- nent, © Unier recent: Instructions local Post. Musters are Authorized to accopt or reject such metallic cages, according te thelr individual Judgment, ‘fhte ebyiates the delay and fucon- yenlence to which slippers were subjected be- fors they could know whether a certain etyle compiled with the regulations, CRIMINAL. Willlam Jamon, for recolving atolon property, was before Juative Scully yeater#ay, Howalved examination, was held ta the Crimtuat Court, ond went to jail iu default of $509 bonds, Witla Hines, for stealing a coat trom one of the attaches of Hamlin’n Theatre, was flued $15 yeaterday by Justice D'Woll, ‘The charge was changed from larceny to disorderly conduct, John Daly amd Frank McCarthy were arrested yosterday hy Detectives Shea and Keatlis, charged with several rocent robberies, ‘1 chiohy suspected of having robbed und ed a man on tlarrison Jt is said they secu $50 cush, but the vi Is luss. ‘Tho prisoners ure belng held while the evidence agalnst them ta belng scarched out, Arrests: Willlam -Murphy, 9 young pick- pockets; John Farrell and Mate Coltord, ed of the deyg-Aehting frateroity; Larry Dwyer, arrested yesterday by Policeman ‘Ti Matoney, who remembers that about three yusrs ago Dwyer, who was driving o Krocery-dellyers Wagon, made a flendigh assault upou the wife of a lawyer living iu Hyde Park, He Jumped town, aud tos been ving in Culitoruta svar slave, Detectives Aldrich and McDonald yesterday arrested E. . Carver, « travelluy agent from Boston, who during bis stay in thls city has been stopping at the ‘Tremont House, aud doing vothini but drinking -ant carousiny Ho coma West on the 24th .of last mouth, bringing with him about $300 worth of ssaples of plano-covers and lace goods, from the house of Whituey & Co. They beard’ noth: ing from him, and yesterday a mamber of the firm who came Weat io search of hit, found bin under the above circumstances. | Bomo twenty of tho piano-covers had been” nawned. and the semalnter of his kit was being hotd by the hotel proprictor as security fora 203 board bill, Hosvovar, tho matter wns comproinised by Carver giving up what woods were in ils possession, and malting good the rest. by a promissory note, Lo was Uhereupon released from custody. Jean H, Broadus, charged with obtaining $10, 000 from Mrs, Johanna E. Mueller under faleo pretenses, wag Uiecharaed yesterday by Justice Halues, ‘The circumstances of the case were that Broadus contracted tu build a certain min- ing machine for Mrs, Muetler’s husband. He sean nald fy advance $10.0%) in ten notes secured by trustedeed toa farin in Wiecousin. He fniled to fill the contract upon time, and henco Mra. Mueller thought he tras endcartring to dafraud her. The care of Edmund J. Roche as principal, and Androw Glassell and Charl-s Campbell as accessories, in passing a 810 counterfeit on the Third Natlonal Bank of Philadelphia, was called up before Commissioner King yesterday morn- ing. ‘The defendant. Roche admits having passed the Itt, but claims to hava eecelved ft from a8 tag named Charles Sabin, As no proof was in- troduced showing that anv of the defendants kuew the bill was counterfeit, they wero honor- ably discharged, x That the Chinese must go la avidedtly the motto of some Chicagoan, At 9 o'clock yes- terday morning an unknown “Melican” man entered the Jaundry of Lee Sing, in the buse- ment of No, 80 Weat Madison street, and after talking In an eccentric manner to the Chinaman, and offering hima cigar, ho asked him fora bundle of washing, of which Sing sald he knew nothing. ‘The stranger then drew a common pocketknlfe and rushed upon bim withouta word of warning, ding was cut three times on the head und ouce upon tho wriat, but a phvsl- clan who sewed up the wounds thought they would not prove serious, Sing thinks he knows phe man, aud promucs to kecp a sharp lookout for him, Harriet Durand, a French woman, Hying at the north end of Indiana avenue, was yesterday brougnt to the Armory upon a wurrant alleging kidvapping. The complainant, Lizzie Smith, of No. 84 State street, has a 2-year- old (daughter, and haa been paying “Mra, Darand &2 per weok to board her. Recently sho was of tho opinion that the Httle one was not receiving proper care, and went there to take charge of ft, but Mrs. Durand refused to give it up, claiming that Lizzie had not paid her anything since last Juty, and was owing her $40. Last night when Mrs, Durand furnished ball, dustice Summerficld ordered hor to restore the child to its tnother, and advised her asto the proper way to recover her Lill, Jeaterars aise at tho Urand Pacific Hotel bought of D. D. Drew, railroad-ticket agent at that point, two tickets to Denver, Col., and while talking to the agent soma ono sneaked up Uchind+ lim and stole the tickets from where he had left them lyme on the counter, The numbers were known, und through the police all persons apt tohundle such goods wore cautioned npainst purebasing them. In the afternoon a colored man endeavored to ecll both tiekets at the Uckot-sealplng office of J. A. Webb. Mr. Webb sent for Detectives Flynn and einzman, and detatoed the fellow untit they arrived and made the arrest. ‘The prisoner gayo his name os QGcorge Wiley, nnd was recognized at the hotel us the captain of the watch. Ie stated thatthe tlekets wero given hin to dispose of by «harles, Douglas, ono of the colored help, and) when Douglas was arrested ho coolly stated that ho bad found — the uckets. and bad given them to the captain of the watch to return to the oflee. Upon scarch- ing Wiles's roam In the hotel thera were found ai overcoat sind sume other articles of clotning reported stolen a few days ago from the room of another guest. Justice Morrison: Rosa Moran, keeper of 2 disorderly house nt No. 26 Desplaines strect, $100 fine, and six inmates, $30 flne each; Jobn Groves, larceny of barrels from in front of FY Matlener's Hauarabire at No, 63 West Lake streot, $26 fine; ‘Thomas Hunt, charzod wito snatching a pocket-boox containina $23 from Mrs. ‘PF. Hanstein, $500 to the 25th; Benjamin Rask, colored, chareed with the theft of some hats from his employer's store at No. 125 Clark street, $800 to the Critninal Court: Dantel Brown, vagrancy, $25 flne; Samuel Dickey and Frank ill, caught trying to enter the house of Louis Petors, No. 105 Eagle street, by picking the lock, Sunday afternoon, anc in whose possession were found o tot of skeleton kevs, $100 fine. ‘The dou-ehters were of the opinion that the Humane Society und Justice Morrison was going to let them down casy. Willam P. Fay, charged with owning an “ undivided half” of the brindle dog, camo up yesterday, andl was awarded a tine of $100, a3 were also ‘Thomas Strathmore and Given McCluskey, the owner and hundter of the on- posing dor, The latter is a ratty-looking specl- men of humanity, and has # reputation as a dog-thiof, ‘Iho evidence was particularly dis- gusting in his ease, when Oflicer Dudley testl- fied how, ufter the doua bad fought until they could not stand, and Jay upon the floor of the nen snapping and snarling at each other, eeterciaa a seized hls dog by the muzzte, and breathed heavily back snd forth into the aotinal’s nostrila $n order to reanlmato him for the fight. Belng unable to pay the fines tmposed, they will, of course, appeal tothe Criminal Court. Justice Summorilel: Magete MePearson, larceny of a wash-boller trom Kittic Quintag, $10Nne, Mugulo Payne, a 15-year old Inmate of a ‘house ‘of fIl-fame, sent to the House of the Good Shepherd; Aunfe Vickers, drunk and disorderly, $50 fine; Auuust W. Tergencr, the alleged crvoked plumber, $1,000 to =the §=6Ath; Jacob Quetcen, charged with anatehing a watch from Sam Reed whilo drunk, 8500 to the 23d3 Charles B, Cam- fort, assaulting J. Rogers, $10 fino; ‘Terence Liston, insane, who bag once escaped from tho Asvium at Jeiferaon, to th 23d; J. C, Bturto- vant, aseaulting BP, Murphy ina saloon on Cot- tage Grove avenue, S500 to the 23d; Lottie Clay, colored, assaulting Alles Carroll, white, because sho thought Alico had seduced her husband away from home, $500 to the 2ith; Louls Mover and Isracl Weinberg, who, while visting L. Sorvafky Sunday afternoun, aro sald to hove stolen S80 from nim, $50 to the zd, Justice Kaufmann: Willlam Black, {ast driver, who led une of the Lincoln Park munnt- ed polive a long chase through the city, $10 fine, NOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND Pactvic HOTEL. DJ. Estoy, Battlo'ro, Vt.1J. 3. Micharda, N.Y. Go linidwin, Prince’n, HIE, D, Baker, Blaniarck, I. N, Ido, Philadelphia. |S. 18. MeCounieo, New Or. C.Dewoy, St, Albans, Vi.lO. 1, Philley, St, Louls, FE. Dean, Pittaburg, |G. B, Hopkins, Siaatsun, PALMER NOUS. J, H.1Mman, Nashville. (J, 11, Cochrane, Touta'ie, G, U. Sintth, Motile, —”ji2.i1, Dowson, Boston, T. Grim, bottast, ite. {G.0, Gordon, Now Or, E.R. Marron, MeGre'r, Ta, 10, M Granger, Detratt, WS, Kuuwiton, Mock Ie. GC. C. Ptckuna, Ny Y. RUBUMAN HOUSE, G,8, Robinson, Sycamore L, A, Marsell, Negaunes, a. Carter, Coforado, [F. A. Douglas, Hongnton. I Lauuton, &, du Lac. /C. L, Phayer, Philadelphia 13 J. He Wright, Saratoga. /C.C, Campbell, Grant I'k, THESMONT MOUSE, DUR. Muscr'vo, Latte Tl. Haily, Kankakee, 8.8. 'Mann, Min, 8. Mebse, Pittaburg. W. Clingby, Bacrainento.!¥, Schaal, Yokohama, H. Geahiain, Shanghal. “jA. Gruber, Yedda, John Otaro, Cuba. I, Luv Sycamore, GARDNER NOUSE, J, 8 Moore, Noston. J, Il. Bennott, Jollet PStrever, Auatin, Sinu.tk. Putnam, Kalemason, W. cg. Wileon, St 2K. Millard, Dekulb, 1, ‘Thayer, Jucksonville.|W. Nash, Xpringticld, 0, D. Long, Montague, Mavs. (2,11, Dagiets, Milwaukee COUNTY BOARD. A RESIGNATION, All the County Commissioners were present yesterday afternoon at. the regular mectluy of the Board with the exception of President Setine, iu whose absence Cuninilssloner Wood was placed In the chalr. ‘The appointment of a committee of five to visit the County Hospital wd investigate the charges ogutont Lie officers of that inatitution Was moved. This motion was temporarily Jatd over, ‘the Matron of the County Hospital, Mra. O J, Johnson, sent in her resignation, wich was ulso temporarily Inkl over, _- BRAUTIVYING THE NonMAL. Henry Harws and Prof, D. 8 Wentworth were the authors of a communication, which was read, aaklng for tha purchase of 500 trees forthu improvement of tho grounds surrounding the Normal Schuol, . A motion was mado by Mr. Fitzgerald to the effuct that the Committea on Education be au- thorize’ to purchase $00 treus, Uheve trece Were tu cost not wore than 1 each, and were to be properly planted, Comintastoner Wheeler bolleved in ornainenta- fou, but thought that $200 would be auiple for ihe furpose, and made au amendinent to that effect, 1n the opinion of Commlsslonor Boese, there Was Ho necessity for expending this amount of money at present, There were other wars tu Which thts sum coult bo oxpended more advau- lagcously tin In ornamentation, Mr. Bradley concurred, while tho President advocated the decoration of the grounds, A voto was then tukon upon Mr, Wheeler's smendnient, resulting in 10 yeas und 3 maya. ‘The motion as amended was then carried, Hills of ttle pubile importance were read and retorred to thelr proper committogs,. Z Sherif! Hoffwauy sent iu 9 communteation asking for the appointment of no additional clerk, owlug to the Increago of business In the Bankruotey Court since the repeal of the law. Referred tothe Finance Committes. INVESTIOATING TID ROSHITAL. The motion of Mr Fitzgerald, asking for the Appointment of a committce of lnvestization ino the affaire of the County Hospital, was taken up. Commissioner Coburn moved an amendment, asking that the same committee inveatlgato the reason for Mra. Johuson'e resignation, Mr. Burling thought thls resolution tas a re- fection upon the Committe having {yu charge the affairs of this Institution. ‘The right to ask for a committee to inquire Into any crookedness in ny public institution was claimed by Mr. Fitzgerald, fe asserted that thero was rottenness among the heads + the County Huspital which should ba exposed, The Committee on the Hoapltal had failed to ferret out the difficulty; but let the Board give him (Fitagerala) a comulttco and he would undertake to show where the Committes lad been bafiled. Mr, Bocac was in favor of the appointment of Acomiuittce, He believed the management as not such as the County Hospital should have. Some remarks wero made by other Commis- sioners tothe samo end, when the motion was put and carried, and the following Committee appointed: Measra. Fitzgerald, Boese, Stewart Soune, and Wheelor. MNS, JONSON, Mr. Coburn moved that Mrs. Johnson's resle- nation be lald ovor until aftur the investigation of thia Committee, tle did ao because he had good reason to belleve that Mrs. Johnsou had left a'very lucrative position to accept the Mat- ronship of the County Hospital. Since sho went In he asserted that outside Influences had Ucen brought to bear to oust her from the post- ton, and things gonerally had been made very unpleasant for her, This statement brought to members of the Tanita Comittee to their feet,—Meyer anit Bradley,—who dented any knowledge of outelde iniluence having been brought to boar for the purpose of throwing Mrs, Johnaon out, Commissioner Bovsu sald It seemed. to him as if there had heon a conflict between the Matron and the Warden. Be had witnessed the admir- able management of Mrs.Johnson, and also that. of Warden Mills, and he thought if one had to go it would be better for the county to retaln the Matron and allow Mr, Mills tomaxe his exit It was best, anld Mr. Wheeler, after deliv ing an exhaustive discourse upon the relative executive merits of women and mien, that the resignation was accepted. ‘The matter was finally settied by_ accepting the resignation,—the yore being 7 to 5, The Commitleo on F'uance were Instructed to report at the next meeting tn reference to avom- munication of Couuty-Clerls Klokke, asking for an increnge in tho aslary of the Redemption lori. Adjourned until Monday at 2 o'clock. PEDESTRIANISM. TUB BUSINESS SQUELCHED. ‘The recent exposures by Tus Trisune of the business conducted in the beer-saloons with “pedestrian” attachments haye borne fruit and brought thu city oflicials to a realizing sensu of thelr duty, Yesterday the Superintendent of Police issued on order putting a stop to such exhibitions, and thus ono of the many attrac- tions to vica and crfmo has been wiped ont of existence. With a view tu ascertala whether or not the order was obeyed, a reporter mado tha rounds last night. He found but tivo offenders, one of whom broke up the show shortly after- wards, while the other can probably not be reached hy Supt. Seaver. . About halt-past 8° o'clock the saloon tn tho basement of No. 162 Dearborn street wos in full working order. It was announced that MMB, BROWN AND Mit, SOMEDODY On OTNER were walking, sho to male 400 to his 600 miles, Dereending the steps, the reporter found the inevitable tables, the usual smell of stale beer, and the ordinary demand for the fresh liquid, A hallgrown boy was “keeping the score," and Mme. Brown, In a blue tuule, bare arms, and blue tights, was leaning acainet a beer-kee, and deop in conversation with a would-be map about town dressed In a light overcoat. ‘The timekeeper proved to be a most encouraging speciinen of ignorance. Je dido’t know how many tniles the lady had walked, whether sho was to walk any more, or anything about [t. But ho had understood that the male competitor iad withdrawn,—some trouble about his pay,— and that the weman was colpg to walk tt out, Ho sald that It took forty lapsto make a mile, WO weuld probably bo wearer the truth, y- and-by Mme, Brown came out, tramped around the track halfadozen times or so, and then grocetnily yanished behind the curtains of an improvised dreasing-raom. Shortly thereafter the proprietor was told to stop; and now Mme. Brown fs out of an engagement. A TIP ALONG BTATE AND CLARK RTREETS showed not only thatthe order of the Superin- tendent was obeyed, but that the revelations in regurd tou the abominable charactor of the dens which Ine those thoroughfares had done pood, The Ivallan restaurants, beer-gardens, nud the like were deserted, ‘Thelr ordinary customers were scared off and: they did no business. At Jerry Monroe's “ Stuummor Garden? there were a coitnle of hundred men and women seated at the tables,—the mon mostly hard cases, with a eorinktiay of suckera,—the Women of the Stata street und Fourth avenue order. But two pa- Neemen stood at the door in such n position ag to be in plain view from nil parts of the ranche, and Jerry's customers acted very quictly, South of Harrison, on Clark street, TNE BOLE LAW-INEAKER was found, Maybe ho had not beon notified of the apasm of virtue which has struck the pollce officinis, but anyhow ff he had he pald uo at- tention tothe order. He wore a shuxgy coat and had a head Uke a buffalo, and he tramped around his little 24-fout ring with the ir ot a martyr, He was one of those patient animals known as a tmuke” or “ Jerusalem puny," — tu thegvernacular, a Juckass, ‘The poor Lease tramped around thu ring, & ltdicrous earlenture of bis human competiturs, and when the «music stepped he stopped too, His owner sald that “Juckass Rowell? was not inakiug any special number of quarter- iniles within any definite number of quarter- hours, and that when he got tired all ho had to do was to quit. ‘Ihe poor benst seemed well fed and contented cuough, and was perhaps the Jeast deoioralized animal m the whole show, in the Weat Division Capt. Mood gave the order to several saloun-kevpers along Madison nnd Halsted streets, und all of them promptly complica with the order, In consequence, the block on Mudison street between Clinton and Cunal, which Iso often in au uprear early fo the evenlng, Was ag quict ss achureh-yard. It seems. fs if the innumerable saloons in this block ure so badly located that thelr proprietors cannot make a living without resorting to some clap- trap acuieme for drawlag custom, IARRISON’S OFFICES. GURNEY ANEAD AGAIN, After a day in which ta rest, the place-hunters returned to thelr work yesterday with renewed cuergy. The weather, too, was favorable, and this, with the fact that ina few days at most the struggle woulkl be over, seemed tu inspira thei to work harder and hopo more fondly. With their activity came avy number of reports, which [ would be {dle to repeat In detall, but, aince some of thom wero apvarently well found: ed, they may not be entirely devoid of interest. One of these was In effect that Mnyes had drop- ped ont of consideration for Comptroller because of his record iu connection with the fssuance of the city serip when he held that oflce, and that (urney was aguin dn Mr, Harrison's favor for the positlun. "This is the causu being advertiecd, but it fanot believed in welldnformed suurces tu bo the seul cause, He wau first taken up, it hus been said, becnuse he was connected with certain secret soclety, und it ia known thot ho Was uppermost until the fact leaked out. When st did leak out Mr, Harrison was prevalied upon not tu appoint bln ff thls was the only reasou bu had tor [ty and at the ane the My Huves! friends caine forward and pushed hin, ‘The result of this was Mr, Gurney dropped back, wal yesterday It wos sult of Hurrison tuat te he did nut appoint him it would be bee ease ho belonged to the Order hu dhl, ete, ant all told thera wag trouble, He 13 reported to have ald toa friend that hts faterview fu his “organ,” wherein he substantially said he tad {olned the Order sfinply to liaye a loutiuyg-place, had already suflicientiy antagonized that Order, and that be could nut afford to do anything elso to incur tts disfavor without jeopardizing his future, witch his friends interpret to mean Uiat Gurney will bo the man if the best Mayor Citcage ever bad? 43 lett alone. Further than hla the Irish who hud been Klekloy ueuinet hi ou account of hia councetion with the Order in question were considerably moliitied, ono of then explalulug that the Jesh had po watipathy toward an American bolonghix to the Order, tut only to Irish Catholics, which lets Mr. Gurney in very nicely, gives the color of truth to tha re- port, and throws a shadow over the wsplrations of the other seckers after the position, ANOTHEI PACT OF BOMI INTEREST to the gaug fs the announcement that John Ff, Scanlan, if cared for at all, was to be cared for on account of hls ising rather than his Democ- racy. ‘The Grecnbackers, every one of whom fa wild for place, wero kicking” ‘hey say that Bcantan is not a representative Greonbacker, but has only acted with them to suit his con- venience. If their party is to bo recoguized, and it scems curtain that it will he, the leaders say they will not accept Scanian, nnd if they adtters to this be will have to drop back uponjhis Memocracy, or Republicantam, ar somathing else, notwithatanding Ald, Lawler. wha claims to have Mr, Harrison's left ear, ta making n persona! dant for him, and sparing none of his whie-extondod influence and atreet oratory In his benalf. CORPORATION COUNSRI. Another thing out of the line of overy-day ra- port Was the creat activity noticed by somo on half of Doolittle, Jr, for Corporation Coitn= sel, and In this connection Miles Kehoe cot off a wood joke: but one must knor the men to np: preciate It thoroughly, He sald of the “young man.” In discussing hla merite and demerits, that his misfortune was that ho was overshad: owed by hie father’s ominence, and in the same strain Miles want on to say, with a smile in his evo but in a sympathetic tone, that a8 hie children grew up they would be confronted by the same misfortune, Thoss who beard him laughed, of courac, but it did not seem to have any effect on Doolittle's friends exvept to cause them to concede tint there was very little choice between bimaud Jamieson, But, otwithstand> ing the work for und talk about Doolittle, it Is believed that Jamteeon fs abead, THR ONLY REALLY NEW QUESTION RAISED, however, was {0 reference to what would bo- come of the Board of Education. “Mr. Harrison has repeutedly announced that one of the ab- jects sought =o by hfs Administration would be the killing of Republican- ism, and since the Yonrd fs Republican, and since ho has also§ expressed the desire that upon his entering office everybody holding a po- sition should resign, the matter is exciting somo attention, There are quite a number who would Hke the distinction of belng on the Board, and names aro being suggested, bur whether Mr. Harrison will insist on forcing politics Into the schools or not remalns to bo ascen. It is not belleved, howover, that any of the membors of tha Joard will resign, and those in the confidence of the Mayor think that he witl not Insist upon their resignations at once, no matter how strong tnay be his desire to surround himeolf with Democrats In avery department of the City Government, DUMMY RAILWAY. ‘THE TOWN OF CICERO, heretoforealmost inaccessible except by moans of the Northwestern Railroad, {s to hayo a dummy rallrond. Saturday an application will be made to tha Board of Trustees for a franchise, and as itis reported that none of the Trustees object to the scheme, whilo several are hearty advo- cates of ft, there seoma little reason to anticl- pate any opposition. A reporter yesterday met Mr._C. KR, Vandercrook, the projector of the road and gathered from him the facts in regard to it. Mr. Vandercook said that it was proposed to Intid the rond from West Forticth street on Randolph street west to Fifty-seeond, thence west. through private property to Willow aye- nue, vorth on that strect to Bennett strect, and weat on that thoroughfare to Park avenue, thence north to about Kinzie street, and from. that point west to the town Hmits, taking such streets tinmediately south of the Northwestern Railroad as proved best aulted to the purpose. Within a bricf period the streat-car tracks would bo extended west on Mudison atrect to the city-limits, and here conuections would ba made. He had recelyed assurances of support from the property-owners, and had acquired tho right of way through the property lying be- tween Filty-sccond street nnd Willow avenue, 80 thut he expected no difficulty. As to the rallrotd, {t would be about four miles in length, and would bo laid with twenty. ilye-pound T fron, and wetl bailasted. ‘There was no graaing to be done of any importance, and the cost of laying the track would not ex- eced 33,000 per nile. It would be operated hy dummics of the Philadelphia pattern, the cii- gine and passevger car being onc. The engines, of forty-tlve-horse power, would be of sufficient strength to bavl half-a-dozen additfonal car- rhages. Trips would be mado covery thirty min- utes from each end of the road, and he expected ta make the run at bigh speed, within ton min- utes for the full trip, stopping bo take up or det. down passengers at all poluts. Mr, Vundercook was anxious to have tt undor- stood thet there was no sell-out Intended, and that the enterprise was purely o business une. ‘The Northwestern Railroad and the landowners approved of it, belleving that It would enhance the value of Cleero property, Jt would give the people of Austin, Rideclind, and Oak Park great facllities for reaching the business-centro, at present denfed to them. ‘The faro would probably bo 5 ceuts for any distance, nnd trips would be made at intervals of balf au hour from a. m.to about lL p.m, The road was a private speculation of bis own, and he had secured sttticlent assistance fo war- rant hin ‘in suying that, if tho ordinance passed Saturday, the trackiwould be laid to Aus- tin, und trains running within ten days. It would be completed to the town limits as rop- lity as possibly, and would be run whether it paid at first or not, os ho felt confident ot ite ultimate success. Arrangements had been made for the iron, the dummy engines and cara, und other essentials, and the active co-operation of the citizens of Cicoro was looked for, SOUTHERN LABOR. Proposed Vonvention—The Kansas Colo- wlsta=Organized Colored Emigration to Bo Undertaken In the South. -Viersuuna, April 21.— Arrangements sro being mado for the accommodation of the La- vor Convention of the Mlsslsalpn! Vatley, which mects hereon the 5th of May. Col.’ Merrell (col- ored), of Carroll Parish, Louistana, now at- tending the colored convention at New Urleans, has given notico that ho will attend with a largo delegation from the river parishes of that State. ‘The object of the convention is to tako steps to check the emigration of laborers to Kansas, Sr, Louis, Mo., April 21—A Topeka (Kan,) dispatch says a Inrze meeting was held Jast night at the Opera-House to consider what shall ba done with the colored immigrants from the South, Gov. St. John presided. Resolu- tions were adopted asking citizens to contribute to keep such freedmon as come from suffering, aint transport them to Jocalitles where they may enjoy the rights and priviezes with a other citizens, and requesting the Chairman to uppolnt a Central Freedmen’s Comuitice, of which tha Governor shall be Chairman, to re- celve auch contributions, food, moucy, ete, as charltnblo peoplu tn all parts of the country shall avod for distribution by sald Committeo or its sents, as occusion may require, and this Committec shall have authority to devise such other ieans as the urgency of occasion and ueeds of these people shall demand, Over $500 was rulsed onthe spot, und Judge McFarland was sent to Wayandotte to-day with $200 to as- sist the immigrants there. "The Governor to«lay appointed an Exccutive Cominittve, nnd a State Committee will be ap- pointed on Thuraduy, Couunnus, O., April 21.—A citizens’ meeting to-night, in the interustof the colored emigrants from the South, was nttenddl by leadlug citi- zens. Tho committees were appoiuted to per- fect plane for suliciting ald for the wanderers. ————__—_— THE MUTUAL LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY. It Is undurgtood that at the late meeting of the Trustees of the Mutual [{fo-Insuranco Com- pany of Now York the Cormmittea whieh bas had the subject of retrenchinent in expenses un- der conatderation for thy past two months, mate @roport, iv which Important economics wore recommended, The report Is stated to ave re- cefved the unanimous conctrrence of the Board, The ponclpel features of therecommendutlons mada by the Committes related toa reduction in ealarfes, advertising, priuting, law, medical, and other expenses, ‘The purpose of the Committee Is represented to have boon, attor full consultation with the Oftlcersof the Conpauy, to 60 adjust the egono- inies proposed ua not to impair fa any wal Ute capacity of the institution to conduct tts buel- eas in the most effective and successful mii her. Jt (9 sala that the chief ollicars of the Com- pany, including the Prealdent, expressed te the Committee a desire that they should partielpate in any sacrlilce that might be decmed advis able inorder to adjust the scalo of expenditure to nny prospective dimiuution of {ueomo trom the reduced rute of premiums recontly adopted, or from the duvressed condition of tha money market in causing the rate of intercat on juvestaienta to recede below existing rates. As this Company has, for many years, com puted ite surplus upon a basis of ah facome of t per cent trom investinents, it svete pretty well intrenched us agatngt any further probablo docling in the value of money, so that the evou- omfes to bo put in practice wil! result in av our mentation of dlyidunds to the policy-holder, Iu excess of what they would otherwise have becn. a DELIGHTFUL, ‘The odor of Nr. Price’s Unique perfumes ie truly nich, fresh, and Mowery, Thoy dolight all who are foud of aweot scents, Try them. = ne DRUNKENNESS, Dr, D'Ungor, discover of the cinchona caro for drunkenness, curce all cases. Room 27 Walmer House, EXQUISITE NEW PATTERNS AND DESIGHS in Axmiloster, Koquette, Wilton, and Drossels cars pels just in at Chicago Carpet Company's, oh syenue aud Monroe str Their ortces have not — heon equaled before in tt wall-papor, and bedding yy Fu Oy, popolur prices, ASTOR HOUSE, : Travelers ate always aure of boing made to feel at home when vislting New York, {f, during their eiay, they will siopat the Astor Honse, This ts one of the oldest and beat hotels in that cily, and, the prices of roome have béen reduced to meat the’ F U R times. oe : ¢ Aletingnished pnma donna, Mme, Roz, aes et Uronchial Troches,"” and testiles “they seam to act especially upon the organé of the yolce and produces cloarenunciation.” Colds, hoarecnese, or eocu throat cat scarcely exiet when this favorite remedy is usod, 25 cents & bor. ——— Indigestion, dysoepea, netvous nroatration, and ailtofine. of general deblilty relieve by taking Monaman's Peptonized Meet Tonic, tne only prenaration of bef coutaining Ite entire nutritious Properties, It {a nota mare ailmulant Iike the ex: fracte of beef, but containa blood-makinz. force. generating, aud life-anstaining properties; fe in- valuable in atl enfeecblod condlttuns, whothar the reantt of exhaustion, nervous proatration, orar- work, or acite dineaacs parieulaly, if reeuiting from'pulmonary complalnte, Caawelt, Hazard & Co,, Proprictors, New York, For sale by drug+ MARRIAGES: ie NoAVIDSON—In thisclty, of id Frodevtexe We Nguareat 73 (ial Hey, Henry G, terry, of All Saini on tha evening of Sunda Brown and Mis Emma fotton, San Frencls PRENTICE LOn-On Saturday, Apri 9, by tho PRENTICH—TAYLON—On Saturday, Aprit 19, Rev. Hr, Goodwin, Jolt M, Prentico and Miss Emma G. Tesiontuanenece of the tate Gen, A. We Taylor, fore merly of Memphis, Tenn. DEATHS, ens CHAMBERLIN—April 21, 1879, at Clarendon Jloure, chluanoy rae B. Rt. Chamberlin, aged 37 yea ow copy. ¢ the realdence nubeats, by tive Episcopal’ Partial, April 20, 1878, Mr. Jota We Davidson, all of Chtengo. jnco, antl Clocinnats papers year \udeor and Orange County (Vt) papers pleasa AEY—Henry Pelkey, aged St years, departed thisilfe st hin mother's reeidence, 109d Buttordeta-st,, Monday, April ut, ; Funeral from ‘the house Tuesday, at 2 o'clock. Friends of the famtly are favited to ationd, £27 Itlokmond and Winona papers please copy. ROBERTS-UOn Sunday ovening, the 20th Inst, sud- flenly, sjeauie, danglicer of Semue) C, and Judien c. Roberta, aged! Funeral sccvl + tate residence,, 1074 Iddlana- ay,, oa Wednesday inorning next at 11 o'clock. GALDNER—AL Bostau, Sunday, April £0, Mary Match, wife ot Jamen Gardner, and daughter of Albert G. Match, of Windaur, Vee MATLACK April 20, at 10:20, m., Aira, Mary A, Matiaek, wits of John ft, Matiack, aged 64 years, Funeral Wednesday at 10a, m. from realuence, No. 229 Campholl-av, BANTA—April 21, Willle F., son of J. Hf. and Ella Banta, aged 10 months. Funeral at residence, 1510 Dearbora-st., April 22, at 2o'clock p.m. ara. the SERIOUS DANGER - threatens every man, woman, or child Hringina region of country where fever and ague ja preva- Jont, since the gerinsof malarial discase are in- haled from the air and are swallowed from the wa- forof sucharegion. Meicloal eafernard ts abso- lutely necessary to nallify this danger, As a means of forsitylog spe acclimating the system no as jo be able to realst the malaria! poison, Hostet~ ters Stomach Bitters fe incomparably tho best and the moat popular, Irregularities of ‘the stomach, liver, and bowels encourags malatia; but theese are speeillly rectified py the Bitters, The funce tlons of digcatjon and secretion are oralated by ite use, and a vigdrous as well na regular condition of tho nyatem ia promoted by it. Consthution and physique are thus defended against the tnronds of malaria by this matchless preventive, which 1a also a certain and thorongh remedy in the woret caecs of intermittent and remittant fevers, ANNOUNCEMENTS. MERE WILL BE A MEETING OF. COMPANY Dl, Firat Cavairy, at their armory this evening on important business, A full attendance Is desired, RAW OF THE CON- im, corner of May and Hu- cet ay at 2 ph. mi. on Lying Yo Col. toyersoit's recent ty of Decorative Art will be held at the Palmer to-day at 10:30 a, mn, PRE REY. DR. JOUN Peppre. Pastor oF THE Second Baptist Church, will preach It connection with the unlan revival actvice in the Lincoln Far! Congregational Church this ovening, service beginulng aU 7145 o'clock. rp NEXT REGULAT MEETING OF THE SOCIE- uh 'D SHOOTING CLUH WILL MEET louse next Wudnceilay evening, 231 A. 0. jo present, as Iniportant business fa to be transacted. AUCTION SALES. ISON, POMEROY & Co0., Auctioneers, 78 & 80 Randvlphest., (06 WIEHIGATLAY, MARBLE-FRONT RESIDENCE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, at 10 v’clock, AUOTION SALE OF THE HOUSENOLD FURNITURE! Blegant Glit Mantel Mirror, and Gilt Cornices and Lamorcquins to match, Marble-Top Chainber Bets, Bedding, Brussels Carpets, Elegant, Marbic- Tup Sideboards, txt. Dinin, ables, Crockery and Glassware, and Kitchen Furoiturc. Sale peremptory, = ELISUN, POMEROY & CO,, Aucttoncers, 79 and'80 Randoinh-et, TUESDAY'S SALE. April 22, at 9:30 o'clock, IMMENSE DISPLAY, OVER 1,000 LoTs HOUSEHOLD GOODS, NEW PARLOR SUITS, NEW CHAMBER SETS, iro Furniture of Private Realdences, 150 good wand Wool Carnats, General Household Furnl- ture, Merchandise, Refrigerators, Stoves, Crockery, Glamwars, vic. ate. Attend this ale for Bargaina, RLIBUN, POMEROY & CO., Suctlonsért, HES 4: CO., ‘78 and ¥O ttandol Ww". A. 0B)" Auctionvers, (73 and 175 Randolpn-st, THE ENTIRE OUTFIT Or A RESTAURANT AT AUCTION, WEDNESDAY, April 23. at n:30 o'clock #, m.. at Nut tere’ Auction Tusmns, iz Nandolghes.” ‘Aihone tits artictes are fine Silver-plated Casters, Knives, Furke, Forks, and Spoons, Wiass and Crockery Ware. Tubtem, Chalra, Plated Show Case, axcelfent Hunye, complete, Kc. Aino, Baloon Fixtures, Pool ‘table: Shelving, Counters. ‘Also, Household Goods of vartous kinds, WM. A. DUTTERS Auctlonears, REGULAR THURSDAY TRADE SALE DRY GOoDS,. Clothing, Furnishing, Goods, et, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, at p20 0% i astesrooma, 173 and 175 een dcighae Beis OOD WN UTTER € CO., Anctloncers. “a REMEDY, Je not « new compaund 5 HUNT ED Y rey been before the pup. Wo BO years, and used by all clarica by tho edvteg of phyticiens: . tee Veuree drone ay. Gravel, and all = jenecs at tie id FS rm EEE Y hoya, Diadder,, and Urinary “Organs. ‘Molt By ei of well known HON Ts ved frum Unger ii es atid deattr tind Bo Densadn old wt Whiulevate Uy" Wau Schack, Sige Ywndon C0, eas, Me ravi, Pe €! 4 ails be OF ALN, KINDS. Send for ‘atalogue, HOVEY & CO,, b MADIBON-ST, CELE tA ant the ed bu all pags Jb. und g H Huner, Chicago. ee eyitaye ROYAL BAKING POWDER, ee RE ee ee one ee tin Ry RNR IS ROYAL AU EMMNIRIM, AAMT CO. General Auctloncers, f4& ee « : ih PEREMPTORY Sap AT AUCTION. NITURE OF RESIDENCE No.1 Deatborn-ay, Taestay Moruing, April 22, at 10 ole, 1S rooms comfortably furnished, M.T. Chambe, Parlor and Wintne-roam Furniture, 'C; F Sate, Chance. TV8s Good FLRRSHEIM, BARREN &CO,, Auctioneen, ON EXHIBITION AT OUR STORES ‘TO-DAY! 81 & 86 Randolph-st, si Gems of the Art! The finest COLLECTION ev shown in this city, fuer ITALIAN MARBLE STATUARY, LIFE-SIZE BUSTS, BUST OF CHRIST, after the colebrateg Thorwaldsen, WINTER AND AUTUMN. Ke th Mrilste. a 9 MY tle same Ono very curfoun epecimen of Art. “A SLEEPING CHILD, from the Huito of Protessor S| fa marhie from Mount Grestota, alt, earned Alu, a small but superb collection FRENCH BRONZIS! Anil Four Monumental Figures in Ital 3 ble, and Beautiful Statuettes, aad “Virtue Overpowering Vico,” “Three Graces.” ** Bacco.” “David and Apollo,” The Auctionrers taka ploasuro tn calling the atten. r tlon “of the Artclavers oF tis elty to" tlt valuable collection. ry tO this unique esd a" THE AUCTION SALE, THURSDAY, April 24, at 11 o'choek, FLERSHEIM, DARKER & CO., Auctioneen, merc bidet anche CLOSING SALES FINE STEEL ENGRAVINGS AND. CHROMOS, AT Our Salesroom, 84 & 86 Randolph-st, This Morning at 10 o'clock, AND 3 P.M. Qver 150 Pletures sold yesterday at lover prices than ever seen in this city, Many of tho Ancat Pictures to be sold in to-diyt TLERSHEIM, BARKER & CO,, Auct'rn. ¥ GEO. c C0., P. GORE 80 and 83 Wabash-ay. REGULAR TRADE SALE DRY GOODS, TUESDAY, April 22, 9:30 a.m, Now and Important Lines to Offer. iEO, P, GORE & CO,, Auctlontert, ~~ SPECIAL! ‘Wo shall soll THIS DAY a very destrae blo Baukrupt Stock of CLOTHING, Als, a very choice and well-assorted line of All-Woo! 8-4 and 6-4 CASSIMERES and CHEYIOTS, Also, an A 1 Stock of Meile um and Heavy SATINES, Also, a Caseol 4.4 BLEACHED SHEETING —good goods, Also, Fiity Plecos‘S{LESIAS and LASTINGS—perfectly sound, GEO. P. GORE & CO,, Auct's BOOTS SHOES ADT AUGTION. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, AT 9:30 A. M., ‘We shall Offer and Closc Out Largo Lines of all Desir able and Seasonable Kinds of Goods, perfect {n quallty Sizes, ete., and all Country Duyers had better exaunlze for themselves before placing thelr orders. Catalogutt ready Alunday, Guoda now ready for Lag Se THURSDAY, APRIL 24, at 0:80 a. my TRADE SALSB Crockery & last 25 Crates American W. 0. W: 20 Crates English W, G1. Ware, low 1B3rla Uassware, assorted. ‘Als ltecorated Chamber Fel ‘Fable Cutler, Hide or Hante, Godda necked Toren Ee. quanto LONER. Tho Great Closing-Out Sal Of (he balanve of thu clegant TIVOLI Fraruiture, Fixtures, Cook and Oyster Range stat Luneb, Oyster, and, Beer Counter, Partttions, ‘Mast sia Gta Taek aad ie Ae a ho clegagt Clyar a ‘A pian the dues stock of Lottled Wines Liquors, «as Ll will bu closed ont without reserve. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25: eee M.S Ys 1 wt TUESDAY MORNING, April, 22, at 0 o'clock sole re Deslrable Stuck ri New spria tH Boots Shoes & Sng * Goods, Jag Tu 3% fot Hauguseds Sule UE reser tA. Aucte MON AMARA. A} —— JAs. I’. a BAKIN POWDER ' Absolutely Pure. . The Noyal Bakiug Powder js a pure Oreava of Tartar Powder. for tte Mhplvomences by such eminent chemists as Dre ‘Sold only iu caus, by ali Grocers. $a Tewsre of tne tnjurtous Alum Powsera. Manuf ecturcra and dealers urge you to buy them, id double thetr woney, most sure to contain alum, wad dyspepalas ailocts the blood, causes p: Indorsed and recommended Hayes, Boston; Profeseur Uenth, Philadelphia, etc, can afford tual) thei at 20 cla, @ pound aui Do not buy Baking Powderloose, wait i eripiags toustipations adigsetons beausche, ott, Now Tarts pecs OS re 2 Ayarn proses The conttaued weg of Ae