Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 27, 1879, Page 10

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: fllng a bond fn the sum of $8,000 before Com- missioner Hoyne. Park, went his security. Wiliam Henry Sintih, Collector of d to Washington yesterday & Vesrela bulonging to this district been lost. or tranaported to other ng the {scat year now urawing to aclose. | ‘Tha sailing yoaseis numbered 118, with ‘The ateam veseels rty-nine, with a total tonnage of about $23,000 hns so far been paid ovt on this ‘account. The reat of thi Parabid in Now York. | The emploves of the West Bite Pumping Works were paid yesterday. ‘They trot off with 1700, ‘The North Side Pumping Works em- ployes will bo patd to-day. ‘The City Trensurer canto across another picco of rafred gerip vesterdar. interest die duly 1 Is milton, of Hyde GENERAL NEWS. Col. D, W, Flagler, U. 8. A., Isat the Pacific. E. L, Merritt, Bpringfeld, IIL, is at the Snor- t was ratsed from and is pronounced x very nvat job. John Kibbor, Cincinnatl, fs stopping at the i to take the names, consequently noue Mr. IL B.C. United States Sui from the publishers of Uni janicls, the Silver-Clerk in the y revetved veaterdas ‘wood's Countoriclt eh he representa in this elty, the cription of n dangerous counterfelt fiveslollar United States note, of the suries of 1875, which has just made tts appearance in Washington. ‘The nate fs signed Register, and A. U. Wyman, C.” It fe very well printed, and presents n good lettering, romarkably clear; An attempt haw heen by printing the an readily be detected, Jackson und vignette tn centro (in the ‘genuine, betow and *41875,"" fn upoer re 16. flourish; on the counter- Ou the counterfett, ty the rinted at the Bureau En- y' there is. no taop in the on the genuine this loop fs On the genuine the ines on the slileld in lower right of face of note aro so fino us to he almost imperceptible; on the counter: 'Y aro quite s distance apart, and clearly te B. Harrison, Minneapolls, Js registered at The Comptroiler yesterday received a dis- «inquiring what ihe city trom Erle, Pa. patch ts ‘ He replied, giving debt was In round millions, the facts. Somoabody in Erlo {a evidently tak- e Garden City. ‘The debt George B, Corkhili, Washington, D. C., is at Img suine Interest in Ui Judge W. A. Galbraith, Eric, Pa, is a guest Of the Paliner. The Rey. F. X, Weineuger, 4s agent of the Tremont. 4, F. Bassett, McGregor, Is., !6 among the , Raests of the Sherman. a. W, Miner, city editor of the Omaha Sepub- Ucan, ts tarrying at the ‘rremont, “Mr. U. B. Taft left last evening for Buffalo, » several of bis relatives having been tnjured by ‘the rallroad accident thera Wednesday, ‘Judge Knickerbocker returned from Bloom- ington und sat fu the Probate Court yesterday, No business was transacted beyond the ordinary send in his: reafg- Monday, There ta NSudge and Atders Lold both oMecs. his reelenation Is simply hitainess, He will enter as Judge Tuesday, taking the Ald. Tuley says he will not nation unul # week froin nothing agutust his beln bot! man, but be has no desire to Ha object. tn deforrinte fo finish up somo old b tnon his duties place of dude Wi ‘The exveriment of requiring private indi us to pay for police protec The demamls upon the mn quite numerous go far, loyiuye thirty-five men each ‘The men are paid dtreetly by those frag them, and, the time they are so em- ployed their names are stricken from the city's Jonn Allison, + D. D., Clacinuatl, ‘Treasurer, — Iclter . gevernl appearance: tnade to binitate thy tibre papel Itnes, but this e1 tye of head of of note poorly the words “Series uf"? left uf note, the felt thera fs none. Ine “Engraved & groving & Prints top of Ue Ga"; viduals or corporation tion ts working well, department have bee the Jockey Cluo empl Katic Kellay, 5 years of age, last evening fell of ahich sidewalk in front of her porents*. 463 Morgan street, ond was quite se- ‘The stone question ts now tn a falr way tu be Sepribly solved. Building Committee of the Couneil, constating ot Ald. Phelps, Grannia, and Riordan, ind Ald. Lawler, Swift, Wetterer, eral private citizens, terres from whiel McCaffrey, ‘Throo . MeCarmick, Smyth, CRIMINAL. Donohue, the young man shot by the Bo- hemiaus, still conttuues iu about the same con- altion, and cach day of his life is vounting up in favor of a recovery. ‘The chances at present are about equal between life and death. Pater Willams was brought in from Blue daland yeaterday morning, and appeared before dustico Eberhart, charged with having threat- ened to tmmolate with a scythe ono Albert Cook, 0 feltow-Jaborer ina hay-fckl, In de- fault of $300 bail Peter went to jail until Satur- day moruing, wheo a further hearing will ba J.C. Rockwell, James M. Allen,.William Fisher, C. J. Limle, and J. C. Worrall, members of the Comman Council, of Geneseo, Ll, are registered at the Tremont. .» Thomas English, 10 years of . ace, vesterday afternoon bad four fingers of his rieht hand crushed off while at work in Goss & Phillips’ faping-mill. He was taken to Lis home, No. started for a ¥ h the stone tised ft the City. The Committee make the visit to ascertain whether any other tlinn Red- ford stone {8 hems used, as bas be certain individuals, sontative in the party, and, may bo, they will be duly noted. A reporter saw Mi with reference to the Nance prohibiting the {o orleinal packages for He was not faniline y Ne has o repre. whatever the facts Press’ Association returned Wednesday from an extended trip through Wis- cousin, Minnesota, Dakota, lowa, and [llinols, different branches of the Chicago & tern Ratlroad. “Mayor dames M. Allen and® Ald, William L. Fisher and J. C. Rockwell, of “Geneseo, LiL, are the clty,—headquarters at the Brevoort rato purchase supplies for jayor Harrison yesterday enforcement of ‘the ordi- sale of fireworks except Fuse the coming Fourth, with the ordinance when but he subsequently eaid that he bad caused at order to be teaued by the Police De- purtment similar to thnt beretofore fasued, which means that the satoof frewors by re- tails forbidden, and th retalliny the same will of $25 for each and e! fireworks 1, of course, to presuine that the will also be enforcer. SOMH VETOES, fdea’that the Mayor fa- chigan avenue ordinance. porter yesterday ho roposed todo further ut the passae of the urdinance ubeful expediency? He question thoroughly, ret ba mae known ot of the Caunell, House, They are hei thelr Fire Departme W. F. Merrill, Generat Manager, and Il. C. Townsond, Gencral Passeoger Agcut of ‘the Toledo, Peorin & Warsaw Rallronds and J. C. “+ Clarke, General Manager of the dackson & Now Orleans Kaflrond, are at the Pacific, Atthe Trinity Methodist Eplscopal Chureb, near Twenty-third streety there was to hare heen a missionary meeting yeater- reparatory to the departure of Mrs, Cobb uth America. ‘The meeting did not take place, owing itis eafd to the non-confirmation ntment by the missionary so- The physteian in attendance upon Jobn Mil- Jer, shot by hts brother Leonard in front of No. 74 Wilson street Wednesday that he last evening succee ‘The case war vyesterda: Justice Watsh in $2,000 to the time there wus some danger of ait Lose who persist nm be subjected to a penalty evening, reporta led in extracting the iY continued by Ist, ng at that the wound caus- forbidden, aud it 4s fair ordinance bearing thereon Indiana aventte, Thero {8 o prevailine tends to’ veto the Mi in conversation with 9 re would not say what he pi than tointimateth Among the old swindltng devices revived un- T the present Administration [s that known os itis running {n full biaat h street, near the New York George Meyers, alias Keleo, one of the was yesterday arrested by Policeman Upon a Warrant sworn ont by D. lice are very chary In giving th the envelope game. at times on Randolph of the lady's appoi! cletics of the chu ve Committee of the Elchteenth Democratic Clab mot at Muel- perlor and Clark, inst eyen- ngements for the primarics to when delegates are to be olected which is to aslect a Central The desire {s to indorse those so- English Cinb, and secure a Ger- man member of the Committee. ‘eo Committee of the Good-Shep- ertaloment at’ Dexter Park on tho f July have acnt an invitation to Gen. r the opening address, and areply in a day orao. It Is & -Javorable ono, and an address from, 60 cannot but contribute to rthy an object. North State street, was a thatter of “dot says he will examina and what be will do will fl the next meeting. of the State streat ordinance exter of the sale of the Ward German ing, to make arra' bo held Friday, to. a convention Leopold Hirechberg, a hard-lookto of the peddling clas: Houre yesterday, and Property alove that thorough- hs for the widening however, he anid he would aend in ordinance tras passed upon an ‘poration-Couneil that, the time extended, und his veto will hat six months’ extension ia reasunableness so that he fears may ultimately get {uto trouble ot all the bills, MR. ARNOLD NESIGNS, lettor was recectved by the fig, Streets ined off tha boat in the When an opportunity presented itself of tho bell boys Inid tan to get a plteh- ashirt which one down ft the hall while be er of ice-water for a retired to bis raat up his threadbar: opinion of the Cor; Palcht fe ronsonabt me on th ‘ou: otching tee mm and put on the shirt, brushe 8 clothing, cocked hia hat at nnd was thioking seriously of to the racea, whou he was arrested. Wen he had not a single cent ie at the hotel was found the proper angie, Sherman to delivei Bearched at the station Upon him, and his valine to be filled with worthless trash, Minor arrests: Joh La Pierre Mouse, ington etreets, ch chain frown Mra, D, house; Ruby Bell, the Cheyenne, charged Blue island avenue; Senlly, of No. 89 Whitin; aseauleing Mary O'Neil; John Weekting Chrirtion Qu Killa pet dog; Dan and ‘Thomas Sb gating Samuel Glecic, of Nu. 4 Wells strea Anu Cally, Catherine McDonald, Ellen U'Co nor. Mary Flynn, and Kat conduct tn’ the North Divist duatice Walab: fur mull: from 8. Court; - Paulina, Timothy O’8ullivan, inaul streota,. 850. fine; Sarah Xuhoy Brownie, disorderly conduct, « seph Preacott and Andrew (mz. $10 fine’ cach: Alrs. batlee of property values 2d; John Pfeifer, makinz’an Indecent upon‘a little S-year-old daughter of John Senterth, $1,000 to the Ist, effect a compromise under Daniel Suilivan, une of the Henry Fleming, of No. 103 Nolan's saloon on Canat street, {ue was stabbed ser $500 to the ith; of a horse from M. sud: which was found in stabl Hastings atreet, kept by G. $500 to the Criminal Co wite and daughter, oxpoc hoped that the re; for the presence of, diatingulehed a man ‘the success of 80 Wo! On tho west aldo of: north of the viaduct, where there - cant lots ten feet belo ‘of the protecting rail been removed. It is a very hand * absont-minded or partially intoxi {oll over and break w: Jenst use for, with a vi Mayor yesterday; -Cittcago, Jano Hy Harrigan, sas Tealgn the ofice of Inscecto: “13, 1879.—To the Hon, Carter or of CRlcaqo—Sin? of Echools of the City agement, rendor it Impus- ¢ tine and attention ta the ion which their Importance de- herefore, be gratifiea if vou nm Vatenting, porter at the corner of Halsted and Wash- arged with stealing n neck-~ Downs, a gucat of the red-headed spitfire of stealing $48 In Ne Eltza Wart, sseatilt alblo for me to give th Ww the sidowalk, a portion | dutles of tho posits Ing haa fallen down or y ly piece for any leafed citizen to hatever Hanh he may have low to suing the city for wil accent my_ reel cessor immediately, ae Td he honor’ to be, very reapectinlly, yonr obedient servant, Jssac N. Auxotn, IHE COUNTY BUILDING. Mr, Currler’s hotel was yesterday {nyaded by about Mfteen of the Grand Jury, whoispreat themselves around tho jail and investigated matters generally. ” . Jacob Roos, the Post-OMco watchman who Was arrested some months ace on a charge of robblug the mafls, yesterday furnished ball and Was net at liberty. Margaret Egan, Mary Sperck, Catherine Eck- hardt, £'a Cornell, Margurot Power, and yesterday adjudged insane streets Ann Hayden, P Mayo, assaulting of exeursfonists from the further end Bridge passed thro terday, "The party ticludes C wood and Judges W. Hi, N: Heory of the Missouri Suprema Court; ex-Sneaker. of the House; Joha ‘ater Commisaioner Jobo G. mestoner; J. Teracy, «: pand William Hyde, ouls, and Janics way County, Missanri. town's few miuutec, ‘The regular monthty meeting of the Moxican lnstoreuing at the Grand Turnleysin the Chalr, The @ Jast meeting to he meoting of the to bo held in this city Bent, had aerecd to o_ pro- ugh the cify yes. hict-Justice Shor- ¢ Flynn, disorderly ‘Thomas. Carnoy, tarceny of a Moyers. $500 to the Criminal Wagrancy, $80 fino; luz women tn the of the steub- K: Rickey, of Callo- They only stayed to "$60 fine each; Jo- Jackson, streot fight- feteran Club waa bol Ano Hunt, larceny aa Pacific Hotel, P, T. Committes appoin consider the programme for tl State Aesociation, reported that they gramme stmilor to that R, Otle, G. W.R. Prikett, G, A, ‘Turnley wero appointed a Senieh the meeting ad- Bridget Walsh were In the Conaty Cour: ‘The sales records for dolinquent taxes are and a portion uf the Ht be laid off watil the ent In, early in July. yeaterday investigated a jot roturn any bills lerstood that they found against the woman McLaughlin a “detective” named Hamilton, inty Court yesterday uces This will be tha ‘arin auch cases, mo- and cautioned not to ponalty of the Jaw Coanty Clerk's forco w teu Who assault. Assvasor’s books ure 5 Tho Grand Jur; dozen stall cases, bu: Ewlng street, in hin which Fiem- riously in the left breast, Joseph Schimmer, larceny of *Corgan, and P, Finance Committee, aft Journed over the sunim: Coroner Mann. yesterday held an tn Upon Mary Subackekska, 08 ye. at No. 10 Fifteenth street, whe -and killed on the Northwestern Ralli evidenco showed along the ‘tracks, ond tala. was approaching an indictment for shooting at ‘The tax cases in the Cop: were all of minor importan Inst day this week for he: taken on Saturday, the Court may be able toadjourn for ‘ate of age, living Martin Moyerhofor, ‘The prisoner's who live at 189 Church bresent and created considerante t Liout, Liovd says Schimmer has buon arrested for theft before. eecased was walking just as a passe! attempted “to abe fatled to hear the whistloand beforo the enging and train could ‘The inquest upon the deceased dru; H. Coombs, was concluded, and death by suicldu was returned, dozon County Commissioners, three ber of employes of the esterday accepted the invitntio: lalng managers ot Igad_ in a dendhead trip ta It was a queer gang and Edward Lyneh to the th upon a Rose Ann Lynch, Weeed that Lynch re to his trat wife living nuance waa taken in order which Lynch soye merfleld: Michael A mon named Whiting, caus his leg, 3500 to tha ‘atch, arrested upon a charge of ut of ils young wiie from a8 the police found bim virtuons tu a room down Ington, charged with obtaln~ joldler’s money, $000 to the James {tigging and Charles aulting and robbing rect, near Sixteenth, as to identity; anes McCarthy, two Susnected of yarlous room burelaries, 8100 fine « Mary Reese and dulla Green, bea. $50 tine cach: Charles E: 50 ine; Charles Willams, o Young boys who sneaked {nto Lottle Anuley’s Rrocery st No, 76 Third avenue, moroiny, and stol $10 fine; Fanole Woman, sont to tha Hous Anzio Scott and the safo burglary at A, roome at ths cornur of streats, $1,000 to the lat. secured new evidence, ¥ the effect that the ni placed $30 af the stole: Aucust Loub, saluon- In the Criminal Court yestarilay Fred Will- Jains, dames 1. Lane, sand Frank Devard were of burglarizing Shatfner & Co.'s iams und Lane were cach sentenced Penitentiary, und Devard x waa found gullty of to four years fu tho all of Thomas Culver, Ed Michael Lawler, orfelted. Judge Williams for a. part of the day, und word Stevons, who guilty of robbery. Steveus and woe awarded charge of bigamypre:! the second flame, shipped all her furnitus in Clare, Pa. A contin to prove the firat marriae, never occurred. Justice Sun Clark, assaulting: ing him to fall an to sevon years in the. toone year. John robbery, and sentence: Penitontlary, ‘The bi Kelly, Dan'Kelloge, Miller was declared f occupied the bench granted o new trial steamer, and indull Evaneton and return a motley mixture, adultery an co Toronto, discharyad, living the life of the town; Edward. Harri tug $70 of a fellow-a Criminal Court; Kelloy, suapect Thomas Curley on Clark st discharged ‘for lack o then pleaded gt Although tt ts. wlael; U are sold on the bor und, with the usual effec leqlalotors belng perce; ence uf——the weathi ‘up ‘at the dock on its for the ride and the drinks a heads got together in the cabl sqries of gushing) from this the tri few passengers whi ly-adyertised that no Iquors bar wos run wide-open, t, several of thy alleges ptibly under the influ er——when the boat tied By way of paying few of the dead- lu and adopted a thankful resolutions, Aside was 8 pleasant one, and the io paid their way enjoyed ATTEMPTED SUICIDES, Edward Tanna, residing Geneseo avenue aud ‘Twanty- dale, took an ounce of laud: with the intention of endin tunately, ft was discovered to save him by Edward Mulligan aud Thmothy Moore, been conrieted of larceny, trial on the afitdavit of Willa dividual haying since the trial ing committed the offenge hi COURT-HOUSE BIDs. ‘The Joint Committee of tl Publte Service and Pi journca session yer consideration af the bids on the of the new Court-House, and Messrs. Ayara and Wood Mr. 8. 1. Pope, the suceesaiui bidder on the steam-heatiuy und yentitating is bondsmen R. M. Eddy, the Haxton Steam-Heating Company, of Were giyena new in Btevens, this in- 1 owned up to bay- ach for yagrancy; young disreputa- walt, disorderly ne of a gang ol ne Connty Board on ‘ublic Bulldinge met in ad- aterday mornin » early yesterday o: plug tobacco, 1 an crring young @ of the Good Shep- Dora Brown, re- of complicity J. Scott's gaubling- Harrlaon und Clar Detective Ender has Which fa substantially to izht of the robbery wanoy in the hands of Kkeoper, with instructions jO uno except to herself Burling presided, on the corner of Alfth street, Lawn- lanum ast evening, ne hie lfe, but, for- by his wite in tina vy the usual appliances of etnotics ffce, accompanied by a brists uBiautically attouded and He ts in the em- Ohio Rallrond voin- ‘elved injuries a er recover, by the rain at Riverside, was bagvageman. been “out” jhe hos had office wo: eral freleht departinent, Work, naned ag Jarac Robluson, An informal discui ssion followed as to the ad- visability of letting the contracts for carpon aud firo-pruof work to one wi ported this project, Mn which he was enth supported by his net! ploy ot the ‘Battinara & pany, in whose ‘service by Year ago, frown which he will ney “amash-up” of a passonger-tr: wer Wheeler suo; ‘iich was onposed by aald that the result would be th how, ‘The contracts would be the work would be performed o: Commissioner Burling surge: tng the contracts a specified ¢ Blation, should be fixed und 20 sub-lot, aud go. sted that in Jet- nie for their eum- holaing back al. ¥ Spofford moved that the Com. tracts to the persous agreed upon the By. Commissioner Wheel the yote by which the was awarded to Mr, Thomas O'Brle Peared that Mr, Wheeler did not vote notwithstanding which fact ‘The contract was became scared, and placed the money who has been in several such jobs before. Stuce her lover, Weeley Ray, apd she persell was im at ancarly date, Jus. yWeekler, assaulting Frank: rk in the gene but has not yet re- adequate compensation for” is {n- lost a sun of money just that, comblued with the of his miud resulting from loned, led to despondency, MeInpe at xelf-inurder, fe and they may now hold him back ton of the act, Patrick Corbett, bad been drinking inordluatel and tn one of hfs intoxicated eaterday forenoon. . “the afternoon, now fn Champaign, Ill. preparing to follow bi co Kaufmann: John, Marvin witha bi vt, $300. bonds to keep the peace drawn for wages, und ‘unsettted condition the damages ment mitteo recomm: ler moved to reconsider HOTEL ARRIVALS, TURMONT HOUSE. LouiaA.8ilver, N Orleang Dr. Thos, 0.8, Tennia, Omabs, ward, Shreveport, ‘urkiuson, St. Jo, Buell, Quinemasec, Indlaua strect, ly tor some thino, moods fell asleep He awoke at 4 o'clock and bis disordered brain witd faucles, the fob to O'Brien, the award was recat then awarded to Byrne & Pouding the settlement Stewart's motion to award Sawtelle, Cincin L. B.'Thompeon, 8b Louie Frank Moure, Sacramento 8.8. Dethoraye, Loutevil) L. Horachbory, Belen, MM, GRAND Pagtvic, t of Commissioner the contract to the pected on the ‘previous day, takon until 'cloe! * somna One had done bin uroat res ay Bat Orelelane thle wronk, he solzed bis razor, and flourishing ib about for somo mo- blade across his own throat, u threw the razor Into the Jald down on the bed to die. called iu to uttend him, quite a severe and dangerous the wind-pipo haying been partlull: Yet bu bas some hopes of hie patient’ Corbett ts an Irishman, a wife and three childro: the cause of his trouble THE OITY-HALL, ‘The police wore paid yesterday about $53,000 F, Bull, Ottawa I Saint Mathor, Cleveland, C.K Mone, Kanvaw Cisy.[d.d. i SHERMAN NOUSH, W.8,11f, Denver, FEDERAL FILLINGS, The United States Sub-Treasury disburse ments yesterday amounted to $30,000, Spectal-Agent Iluda, of the Treasury De. Partusent, is spending « few days at Oconomo- Woe, whither he bas taken bis family to reside during the summer, Luedcke, the proprietor of the Wal wos held yesterday, at the lou of his log drawn-out und often- mination, in $1,000 ball to the Dis- iey, who was aves »Hichmond, (C, Lamb, da, jC. W Murphy, Sydney, PALMER WOVsE, FH, Wyborn. Brook): iC; F, Dixon, Clevalan IF. K. Arnold, Portl'd, Thos, J. Gray, Boaton, CYRUS LU. WCORMICK. UIS RETORN PROM KUNOPE, The Hon. Cyrus H, McCormick returned home aduy or two ago, after an abseucu of nearly a yearin Europe. Hecomes back loaded ferred by different: societica where Kis reapiug-inachines have aston. and added to the glory of Als. MeCormick loft here on the 20th 1878, and went to Londou,—thenca to towltucas the trial of the auspices of 45 years of age, nut has Herd drivk 1s alone W, Reribner, Fid du L. lurk, Now Orleans, McDowell, Phila. UA, Slockwell, Py Huron: C.¥, Crane, Green Buy, | alleged {ilictt still, -revenue recelpta ‘o seslerday amounted to $20, 310,100 was for taxes on distilled tobacco aud cigars, $730 for ‘speclal Iicenges, Collector Phelps complataed guest Judal, of No, 2i West tad removed a nun his factory without provi stamps, whd that be haw A warrant was lua ‘The laborers of the Pablic- Works Department will be paid to-morrow morning, “The heads of the Departments are at work taking an inventory of the Property fn their ‘care, 2,98 beer, unt $185 for ‘The City Tretsarer yesterday recelved $125 ee OaaERY ra from the City Collector und $2,807 from the _ Water Department, A building permit wa: O. Bergh toerect a two-stoi - Bl aud 53 West Erte street, y Treasurer yesterday pald out about 1000 for Interest on water bonds. All ver of elyars from dine the boxes with led to pay bia aed yesterday to J. nod for the man’s ry dwelling at, Nos, reapers under to cost $6,100, ting i , tho Post-Oflice employe who was the Royal Society. ui jail ever since, ment yesterday on the inalls, und who bbe bee Was released from ‘conting to Perlis to 4 Position, The day after the distribution of the awards a” carbiincle avpnatet on Nig heck, and he was fald up for four months. Ile wis cheered, howover, by a grand prize tor putperiority {n'a Geld trtal over all other fea but nine prizes. coping to America, hnd ble being the only ofé' given In the agricultural departinent. Ho iWaN"atsu the recipicht of a gold medat for excolientt'of mechanled! con- struction. In addition he itns advanced from Chovalter of the Cross sf the Letton of Honor, which he attained in 1807, to “Ollicer?) After recovering from his illness; Att Sigler. mick went to’ London and atald “there noth May 1, when he ante fa the Qermanica. When ‘about leaving Liverpool, tie was gratified bevond Measure to receive notification that he had been elected a corresponding member of the Rurat Section of the Academy of Sciences of the French {uatitute,—a body to whicn few foreiun- ere aro adinitted, and onfy such as have dis- Uneuished tiemselves in sume branch, Mr. McCormick's agent, after the Paris Expositlon, exnloited the reaver at fairs tu Enel Tani, and elsowhere, and secured no | Mfteen medala for excellence and super! ie Arriving Iu New York, Me. McCormick rested there ti Monday, when he started for Ctitcaras Ne ts naw at the Sherman House, While tieear- bunclo prostrated him and took away his strength, his health fs at present very ood, though ho hae a alight touch of rheanistian {n the right leg. Few Americans have recelyed so Many honora abroad, andthe Garden City (s proud of Mr. McCormick,—ons ot its representativoman- ufacturers, et TUTE WHEAT MARKET. THE JUNE COnNEN AND THE OUTLOOK FOR JULY, The principal topfe of conversation just now {n financial and Board of Trade circles ts the Juno corner in No, 8 ‘spring wheat, the price of which has been put'up fully 10 conts per bushol sluce the beyinuing’of the month. This advance dns Ueen by casy stages, half a cent or so ata Ume. Tuesday the market was $1.05, Wednes- day $1.0534, and yesterday $1.06. The shorts dome days ‘ago began to realize that no depend: ence was to be plated on Increased receipts as a means of letting them out of the trap fnto which thelr bearish convictions had Jed them. Joqui- ries at the interior shipping points revealed the vupteasant fact that every granary in the land had been practically sent up under the stimu lus of the high prizes, and it was useless to look for anything m: in the way of Jarge lots, ‘The receipt yesterday were about. 20,000 bushels, snd, as has been the case right straight along, almost every bushel went Into the hands of the combination, of which the leaders are supposed to be Jnmer R. Keone and Jesse, Hoyt. ‘They are credited not only with holding,all the No, 2 spring there 4s in this market, about 4,000,000 bushels, but alev all that {8 atored in Milwaukee,—1,000,00) bushels, the Buffalo stock,—obout 2,000,000 bushela, and what fg piled ‘upin New York awaithys an export demand—about 1,500,000 bushels. 'Theso aggregate about elett ud one. half millions, Of this Keene owns 8,000,000, which he took on last October nnd November, aud the remainder belongs to the combination of which Jesse Hoyt is the repntes chieftain, ‘Tho great bulk of ‘the June sorts was sold at prices ranging from 90 to 96 cente, and, if they were all to be fled in at ‘the ‘current prico of yesterday, a-luss of from 10 to 16 cents er bushel would ; be cntailed. Fortunately for the great bulk ofthe bears the tradea hava beon sottled backwards and forwards to auch an extent that theas prospective tosses Layo been aprend pretty thinly over a wide constituency. ‘There aro of course some {solated casesin which certaln beara, who stubbornly rofused to Accept the dalty situation, will be compelled to auttle up their deals and pocket the loss in itaentirety, but it fs gratifying tw. leara that the Board anticlpates no flurry :.therefrom. The fact is, the combination has avervthing {ts own way, and, were it not for the “nnt}-corner rule * on the Board of ‘rade, it would ‘be a very casy matter to put the price up to $1.20, Souie of the shorta; have be Gilling their deals in Milwaukee aa saving of from two to three cents per bushel, after paying freteht charges to this port. Fully 300,000 bushela were imported for this purpvse, ons house aloye Dringiye to over one-half of It. ‘Ths operntion cannot be depended omany longer. Only four days remain, and, aa prices have materially ad- vanced in the Cream City,"’ no operator cag afford to take the rial of delay, THE sMARKET YOR JULY OPTION is ina very peculiar condition, Yesterday sales Were mado at HANIA Cy closing flat at the In- sido figure. ‘There is a wide divergence of opin= fon as to the prospects ad the movementy of the combioation. ‘The winter wheat men havo been for sone time selling No. 3 spring for July agalnat the comiug crap of red winter, whitch, trom present appenranecs, does not come up to suticipation; and, in vlow ot this, they are not now selling so freely.: ‘Yhelr bearish tendencies have not been at ail dimintslied, and the samo {a trac of those who have been following the “short” slda for the paat tlye or six months, Still they are quite skittish and Hable to klek, ag they did yesterday;- when {t became rumored tint the combination was selling for July at 973ge, Whother thay.were or not is one of ‘the puzzles of thedeal. ‘Tlierumor, howover, brake the market, and at tha close there were sellers at 9i4c, and no buyers, Aucust, wheat sold principally at O1c, and cloacd very weak at 03{e, {tia evident that, 1f,the combination wisn to, they can carry the corner all throu: h July, justas they bave through June, and witha ercat deal more enso, for they will not be obliged to take on go much vash wheat, owing to the greatly re- duced deliveries. Itta also urged as a reason why they should do ao, that, If the price were to break, it would be followed by a correenond- ing tumble in Europe... England and the Conti- nent baye to look to tls country for thelr aup- piles of wheat for, the noxt three months, and atocks have ueen very ftuht at the great steibating points, ‘The demand all the season bas been-a purely consumptive one, and a break, here would only re- sult in driving out the European dealers for the tine belny, and, when they do return, ft would be only to purchase for immediate and prossiugr wants, Others say that not only can the cor- ber be carried through duly, but it can be 40 mantouluted, und easily too, to cover all of August. » This opinion fnds a basis 00 the recent backward spring, the slow urowth of the grain, and the consequent delayed bor- vest. ‘The: jo revand the showery weather in the winte at diafricts, whore ihe harvest has already begun, as av important factor. ‘the dear slide argue that;;the cry of short crop and delayed narveat ts a yory common oue, and, at beat, fe only a temvorary bugbear, At ‘the prices current a month ogo the forelen buyers held off and only Furehasod from hand to mouth, not having tlie silchtest confidence In the stability of values; and, whould they be com- pelled to purchase at the fzures now current, Would to 80 to nm atill smaller extent, as ade vanced prices alivays curtall the consumution. Altogetuer the altuation is very much mixed, DR. “ LUCAS.” MLD TO Fix OWAND JURY. The examination ‘of Dr. W. R, Lucas, ather- wise Lucag R. Willlaina, took place before Jus- co Meech yosterday moraing at 9 o'clock, Willtain O, Ludlow, agent for the State Board of Health, and the prosecuting wituess fn the case, Was Dresent, and was represented by the Hon, Jamea P, Root, ‘the defendant and his brother, George J. Willams, wore utso Present, the latter acting as attorney for the defense, Mr, Root stated that the party under arrest had been advertlelng as a epeclallat, und that there was nu naive On ite offlelal record to show that any such persou had received a Nconse to practice inedicine, | ‘The defense stated that {t would be unneces- sary for thu prosecution to bring witnesses to substantiate the chares, aa thut wos admitted ; ut two diulomas were produced showlng that Lucas R. Willams: bad “graduated from Rush Medical nud Bennett Eclectic Collezes, and tt Was stated that the record at the County Clerk's ollice would euiow thut the defendant tad a cer- Uilcate fromthe State Board of Health under the same name. " ¢ Sir, Root said thot: tt might be true that Dr, Lucas R. Willams bad # certifvate to vractice, but it wos Dr. W. 1 Lucas with which they had to deal in that ease, and nobody vtse. Mr. oot produced an advertisement in ihe Chicago Times, which was identical with the handbilla thrown about the stroeta, ‘This was admitted by the defeuse, ; ‘The prosecution wanted to rest the casa here, but Mr, Willfaus dealred to have. DR. ANSON N. CLARK, ue of Elgin, and a member of the State Board’ Health, oxamlued. He teatlfed that, after'Dr, Williams odtalued his certificate, he announced that he was going to ses up bere apcetalist fo Cutcazo, and” bad. gotten his advert! ajngialh out for that purpode, Witness. remunstrated with bita, telliny hin that 1¢ would be a disgrace to bin, and would get nim futdqroghle.s : Dr. Lucas wes sworn, “His gttoiey saldi'he wished to show the amibubt of ‘Wwoutle he iad bad. und the precagtions wekuni by bin beforv he Ermouced aibvertislau;- hat he had geen: the - Stato’s Attdrnuy, the’ Mayor, the Clty Prosecut- ing Attorney, ald other olficials, uid none of them had any objections, He ‘bad dipléings, and bad aright tu practice modleine, : é Mr, Rout admicted all this, but said it was not Dr, Williams they were alter; it was Dn Lucas, He thought he was aucnuble te the law, dveu it be camy out buldly with bis own name ynd ad- Vertlsed in that way; but when be used an us- ‘ 4 °. 5 me ho ought to be punlaked sovercly. ht no honest, reapectable man trould ilo business under nn Alias} nobod tbfaver, nickpockets, ete, did tha to be puntahed for advertising the fala TIN ATTORNAY FOR THA DEFENSE coutd be uo crime without an In- ack was ono that he was engaged iu. he sald, had studied medicina had diplomas from the best modleal in- in the country, and the face that ho name, he thought, ought not ave. He asked for the he had nothing to do with tively © dpeak- t's stock’ of, vituporat! more nor Teas than a erimiual The newsvapets cau! bat on that point Grote} hia bot, ‘They tad taken the lice, he anid, ns against honest. they deserved no favors at t lit “patronize them, bit let them se- ne. Fils only regret waa that there Hohomtan Sharpshaotera at Silver stead of fifteen, 100, they wouldn't Lave been dlatirbed. Ag tb Was, A gang of rourhs assaulted tk wring order? Maud Goode, Reubon Donnelly, Ing tt the follo Miteuoll, Andrew ¥ ‘until the speake: Olt, Was nothing 4 Johnson, Mary Me jee, Alten Bennett, Jutta Whodard, Edward Chapman, la Smale, Ita Trine, highest, Mand Guode, a lowest seventy: Dass was acrent: ‘Thero will be a pu att fa always at art of the po- workingmen, nitd heir hands. No- Bello Winters, veraged clahty-ser. two, ‘The averaga Only two failed @xamination to. Qid bot kuow the vuetncas The defendant, since ho. was 14 Rush And Bennett, two o! Had there eon to be construed tnt discharge of bis client. duatice Meech said h his advertising: that ‘Was not a case in which he cou! ant, but he thought he would hold him the rand dury for further examination of 8200: After the trial Dr, stated to the writer. th only the doings of two fies in the profession in Ho sald they always did camu into town, business, ‘They th Gre said to be Pat vai Board Insist on thi and ta shut down oa '§ hot been geanted, 3. want to make the The now Militia law had been purpose of taking Atay from the nly Moans of defense, and tomake but he urged them to turn out articularly an the com Ppressord the full Why Ho Followed Mer, The Omaha Merald suya Lincoln, Neb. was alarmed on flnding that a mao was followi the streets, aid appealed to an oll tectlon, ‘The follower was arresi but accoutited for his su howing that te had ain oman’a track tn the a Wi Lucas and his brother ‘oman from at they balieved it was or threa prejudiced par- getting him arrested, this whon n new man in order to break down his bought Dr. Lucas had right to practice medicine as a mattress-m: who had no diplomas, wore allowed to go on in thelr bua! the advortisiug they wanted thelr strength, winded hnranguer enstip:led the Rreat und frequont. le sat dows to zat fore roing home, a collection was defray the legal expeusce of the ol to provide for the crowd with hii sustenance of. their familles lo they are kent from their work. collection, thé crowd who appealed to the: aud o saw-filor, rr All your own fanit if you remal health, when you can get heard from Bebtoradsky, m tn Bohemian in the usual led, the Sharosooters, and denounced the them, and tho city. At the -conclu- the Meeting broke up, and a a8 madd: on the beer-saloun ie leated aud do all In alek or ont of: BS @ matter of course, roughs for interfering with authoritica for arresting the: ston of hia speech, terrilic charge wi are unknown to ‘a Aroworks, 221 State, pareate cia enti CONFLICTING TESTIMONY. hore who ase THE MAYOR AT THA TIVOLT. Its recorded fa Holy Scripture thathe who handa upon the’ Lord's anolnted shall suffer for {t—or words to that effect. Such being the case, what shal! ho done unto the barkeeper'who threatens, {f he docs not absolutely assault, ,the chosen of Chicago, the pet of Bridgeport—in short, the Mayor of -the entire city? It fs told on Clark strect, and published all over the South Division, that Carter H, Hart Mayor of the City of Chicago, and candl- jn the hereafter for Governor, has bad his dignity ruil Wednesday nizht he who re led toconcernelify inte the Tivoll. 8 his Honor wanted to ascertain the re- day's races; possibly he wanted to he pools sayd on those of the morrow, lue-gross country, and nurtured ae all good Kent Harrison might woll reckon bt in looktng into a the Mayor was th ‘pala, Nervous vrostration, forme of weneral dobility rolteved by Meneman'a Peptonized Prepuration of beef containing Its ropertica. It is not u more sti racte of beef, but contains blood- Generating, and Mfe-suncaint valnuble tn all enfeebl result of ¢xhanstion, Work, or acute dleeane: from pulmonary cownplaln oo. Proprietors, New Yurk, « ad MARRIAGES. ‘gR—Un Aatarday, ‘Thomas, 1 Dee Eugens card ————————— At College Tilil, 0, nderlek BD, Hentaone Worotige & ite city) ed 64 years. Memaina taken td Dulfalo for interment. In this eity, Ji Tetidoucy, siohe oth lays sacrilegious ASSESSMENTS, TH BOUT TOWN.” .,; was the Jast. day in which the South Town Board of Review recelyed objec- tons from taxpayers complainin menta, As predicted, the number that caine In was very fow Indeed, and the c1 unimportant. The Board, while it sill receive ho more complaints, will bs busted to-day in considering and deciding upon those {t now -nas upon its hands, By to-murrow the transferring the vamea, Ing propertics; Is in. inditiony, whether the a hervons prosteation, overs i of the nsseae- Caswell, Hazards For sale by drog. ases Uniformly Ort nnn June 2h, by the reseuts all the descriptions, and to the permanent books will bave been tten under way, and instde of three joke wilt probably bo fied with the ON THE WEST SIDE the complaints are still comin; jumbers, o8 a rule, and in cases of a Reed, the ive-man. who sched- 000, was assessed $14, wf to call It square by makt essed $12,000, the Board me to that conclusion from nn hig -premises, stock, ete. A for- jaint wos made yesterday by a composed of Ald, Beidler, Jos Itogan, and others, ment of real estate on Weat particutarly fram the bridge to As the delegation made it out, t or rather that uckians are, Mfr. meself as juntificd uch matters. Le this as it may, this point the records grow dim, It ia sald that the soul of him when he saw 20, at 2 o'clock 1, rk atrect, Harry le Durnstetn, aod Bt 1 o'clock p, m, fathers Fanoral will tal ane Col.), and Bt. Loutes A Cro (slo. ) papera ple: BOURKE—Tune 25, at b street, Mra. Jotin Bott ts 5 30 of Charelis thence by carriages to Ci ‘Thuraday morning, June 26, 1677 Butternetd ‘st day at 7 p. my, the Movor was stirred abeardless boy march up to down the afckel probably be ass having about co! of the fathers, ‘and recelye in 0 therofor a glass of the sonl-und- ving beverage of whfch ao much {¢ it Sangerfests and Alilwaukeo and which fs known to the children of midable comp! Smyth, ox-Ald. to the assess- Madison street, Halsted etreet. helr praperty, on of it which Is known been assessed at ‘They must baye been ir figuring, for the As- from the bridge to Teal estate was agseascd at from foot, according to the depth of from Ralsted to Ashland avenuo from 80 to $100 a foot, und from Ashtap ern avenue from $40 to $60. sessor or the Bo; oF that there was grouting auy relict, day was that of Charnloy & Loodal plained that $3,000 was rather too investigation of showed that it was a amount was reduced lumber firm, that of Joseph Wil come out so well, They complal Was an over-asscasmeni into the claim, and, on the firm’ discovered that, fostend of the asressm: it was too little, and it was accord. ‘anced to what the Proper fleure, $2,500. Complal Up to to-morrow afternoon, after’ which the Opportunity for objections will have pasavd. Out of the large number of schedules sent out Year on the We 4 per cont of the 3B. Hamitn, tn the sth C Place nt Hanine, Wis. ar-Racine papers TALVEY—Iane 20, Mark sumed at Cincinna: It {a reported tn whit Honor approached th presiding High-Priest, Watch” at the time, hho was vreaking th Revised Statutes. the High-Priest al tho rights, privile Mayor, immediat It ts alleged that intimated that the Chict Exe city wos a apy, ispers and quietly that bis é bar, und, addressing the who happeued to be *on —Informed that Prelate that @ lows of the State, Itis further reported with a sad miscancep- ‘zes, nud duties of the ely squared himself for a fieht. er of malt liquors cutive of the entira an {oformer, a paid retainer of and aperson of jadifferent felt in duty bound to Ick It is rumored vaguely that just as matters Were approaching a crisis and the irate beor tako flying leap over the 68 hig remarks upon the coun- pbeared upon the ( Francts Talvey, son of 10. 70 Itawthora-nv. wary Comatery Juno 23 at ‘T. A, and Oliver ce in Will County, rate of $402 a front foot. decidedly “otf” fn the! seasor showed them that, SJACKSON—Jon: Jackson, died suddenty at Notice of funeral hereatier. ANNOUNOEMENTS. IE ONGAN CONCERT AT ST. ata., Friday evening, June 7 RS THE ORATION 2. EL TEMPERANCE MULT: omer. Farwell Hall, will In short, the As- ard couldn't sce that they had Gny ocension for Another complalnt of the NAS O'CLOCK gus be led to-day by’ ROYAL MAKIN character whom he {¢ there and then, vender was about to just one, and the counter and impre: $2,500. Another te & Bon, didn't Ined that $1,800 Board inquired acene John Garrick, erstwhil now proprietor of the Tivoli bar. that John (a good Mayor and informed th as overrun bis discr “Tand-louper,? Other adjectives, {n- beginniig with a iy withdrawn; that Domocrat) fdentitled the je barkeoper that bis zeal considered the ts Will bu heard were incontinent explanation folli glassee—one for his L—, sud one for the impstuous but well barkeep—were filled to tl what little uote one for J—— ‘est Side only about, 2 ave been returned. ic Asacagor has ged to assess property in accord- best Nght tie vould obtain on the brim; and that indnesa mizht have arisen was with copious draughts of amber- word of truth in tho story, But there is no . 'é tliero [s not, und, hie ought Mr. Hatrison say , THE OGDEN ESTATE, 8 547R 70 HE SEB Bn The webldt feleetey! bed refereneo to ruthors respecting the'shrinkage in Yaluo of thu [mmense estate of the late William B, Ocden, which, on bis death, was put {nto the hands of ex-Comptroller Green, of New: York, who was an intimate frlend of the deceased; It was stated that Mr, Green had managed the es- tate as prudently as possible,cudeayoring to hus- band {te resources In every way, Yet it was now ind it extremely hard: to mect ad been pressing upon tt. ‘The say that Mr. Greon's “general statement’ to the creditors is sal not hard pressed, all debts duo by thi ‘present outlook, there will bi left when ali claims were extinguished. that a slmilar story wos afloat a on tnvestigation, proved to be a TRIBUNE reporter startea aut to ere was anything which jnstifled {ts ic of the executors,” said Willlam E. ut that is news to me, left after paying the debts,?? Oo nresalug debts," anid Mr, Shel- rot the executors, munication with Mr, Green, ho mado ang such statement, bean no change in theestate thut fam io meceselty for matdivg further there was a general disctission ton of selling by the Bird of rick and bis “ barkeop" Gambrinus to. witnei Horrison neyor wis callow youth got beer; that the that no explanation ensued; irted the yarn. th may nover be ascertained in re- ia momentous question, and heart- to reflect that side by side with tho conundrum as to who committed au assault and battery upon the late W. 2 Will be called upon to figure-out th 4g to whether or no the Mayor of Chicat cntiro elty) was threatened, licked by a barkceper. THE PAWNBROKERS. DODGING THE LAW. ‘The pawnbrokers of this clty, under tho advice of a tricky lawyer, have turned them. selyea into * sccund-haod dealers," ond thus avold taking out a Ncense and evade the ordi- nance which was pnesed to check their purchases A pawnbroker's Ilcense costs $100, Last year forty-seven were tesued. Up to date only fiva havo been taken out, though the old ones expired three months ago. The other forty-two, however, hava procured second-hand. dealers’ Iicenses, which cost only $27.60. When to them now to pledge an article recetvon pawn-tieket,” but {6 ign this appended contract: Read this Contract before you tlgn tt, No, 1, Cuicago, June 26, 1879, tion of tho sum of $3, by acknowledged, conditionally, unto James Le weribed proporty, to-wit: Name, Joun Smith. Reataenco, No. 10 Jones alley, ‘This document the pawn his safe, the clothing being bered, and put on a shelf, beforo this contract system ‘To the owner of the a about the ques- Nquor to minors, but he swears Fyecdom that no.overt demon- Then come John Gar * and avow, taking 8t, in the Tivoli at Ained an editorial 8 Was NO row; wud that some Imp sald that he fou the debts that hi News oes on to id to be that, if he may bo able to meet Absolutely purs—miade trom but that, from the ited oxclusivoly for thin Sold ouly tn cans by all Gr ny aides Hore VALI ATONE POW Grape Cream of Tartar, Powiter from the Wind |, reviled, and nearly orm and wholes ne, year ao, which, AUCTION SALES, SON, POME rn RoW Ss CO, 1S, Frilay Morning, Jue 27, at 9:30 loc, LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE Now Parlor and Chamber Sets, DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, ‘petasnew and second-hand, Lounges, f General Mousohold Wvods, Cigars utlery, Bhow-cuses, General Merchay ELISON, POMEROY €C0,, A: all that will be 1 “Tum tn com of stolen goods, and I do uot be- MATRIMONTAL NOSTOCK—JUNGR, A very private and informal wedding oc. curred aot half-past 3 o'clock yestorday alter. noon, at the New Church fall, corner of Pratriv ayenue snd Etehteonth street, at which was ze of Miss Mary Junge, yy and Mr, Ed- —For and in conaldera- the receipt whereof 1 horas Mt and deliver, on- vi, the following dee ‘Ona Yeat, one cont, one solemnized the murela daughter of @ F. W. Junge, E: ward C, Bostock, the Rev. W. F.. the North Side, officiating, ly decorated with flowers and planta. Saturday Morning, June 28, ut ul O'clock, BANKRUPT SALE Diamonds, Watches, and Jewelry, By order of the United States Court of Southorn Diatriut, BY CONSRST OF PARTIES ON BUTI SIDES. The church waa broker files away in bundled up, num- uw a8 was the custom | formed atter the Swedenborgian acl 8 attired in a hundsome combina- nd tulle, draped nud and wore 4 veil. the couple faced about und re thelr relatives aud: ot. ‘The’exercises ridat party repatred to ots, ut Lawndale, waa given td Lie contracting parties. Ta da weddiug-trip, id at home by their rtlcles the pawnbroker festooued with smilax, ‘THR FOLLOWING CONTRACT: shla Contract before you accept it, . celved the coni wratulations uf- friends, no othera being preso: over at the church, the the home of the brid where an Informal reception relatives of the Mra, Bostock se and may hereafter be foun {rlende at No, 357 Weat M TUNBW—WEST, The marriage of Mr, d. F. Of the firm of Jotn Tfuldab A. Weat was Centenary Church, Citcaao, June 26, 1879, tlon of the anm of 83.2 deliver unto John Smith, tract, the following ae: within thisty da} ba considered a: Namo, Jaimos Levi, Residence, 10044 Stato streot, It will thus be sco sale of the proper! reality {t has been For and in considora- ) Thorehy agree to sell and 1, OF the bearer of this con+ ceived property, to-wit: fone palr pants, at any tim fram (his date, terial in this contract, and Grate’ Fine Gald 0d é. Olainunds in Earrings Hinze. "hula ale sold. POs, Bluds, Cldstey sare lavitctte ei i bird KLISGN POMEROY ‘Threw, the caxhier + Temple & Sons, tu Slise eclobrated last eveulny at corner of Monros und Mor At Oo'clovk the bri unattended save Grifln and Jumes the alale to the altar to in that apparently an actual been made, but in ded, alnce there ts uie payment of longer, the additional interest ie added, ‘heme to rob the elt: make comparatively.rafo. goods,—for under.these cont: made to the Buperintendent looked futo by the authorities wi ‘The City Attorney asto the legality of the cldes it {8 within the law d-band dealer will doubt, regulations be en- paactions of pawn- ME. AL OR BUTTERS’ REGULAR Household Goods, ride and groom, 0 ushors, Messrs. EL: dill, pdewed slowly the music of the W. Robert Collyer perform: imple, beaurifal, and im- pion fatlowed during lance of Mruud XM Centro avenue, ‘o-weeks? tour to W SALE At AvoTOy Carpets, Stoves: General Morehandise, Ghags, Olt Patntings, Chre ud wud Poot Table, cumpiees Mro'cluck, at thelr Selesrouny of its duea, and to vacte no returns are | dine M ceremony ina al pressive manner, the eventuye at the resi mun U. Tichenor, Nd. 100 ¢ bappy couplu left {dé a thre: Baltimore ant Wastuington, SUBURBAN. ° ‘The {inprovemont of ‘the south drive fon Parkway was commen when completed from Wei Pork will furotah 8 quick aud pleasant route, from the city to the park by way of the Lake Shore & Michigan South ay, June 2s, at 0; to breaking it up, asked for an oofnion bualocss, and if he de the Heense of a secon less bo ralsed to 81 acted so.as tokeep the tran brokers with thieves at a mini BONEMIANS, AN INDIGNATION MEETING, ‘The Bohemians masse REAL ESTATE AUOTION TRALEE PROPERTY, d's Subdivision of Sec, 31,1405 Saturday, Juue 28, ot 2 uthe gro Bit Residence Lots, rt Balclock wv, ine nite cod Weduedjay, and ntworth arene tothy d last night in Bohemian Taylor, near Canal strest, to ex- Dress thelr indignation at the conduct of the ‘a In locking up the nineteen ted at Bilver Leaf The. Hall was ¢lvit: authoritte oe aa Hock a Bharpshootors wno were arres Grove Sunday afternoon: last, uncomfortably ull fora hot, . Nr. Zaspar was called to th tng secmed to hava been got! the sako of dofending and Justityin, teen, but also for the A meating of proporty-owners and residents, tn the vicinity of thegparkway was held seater. ternoon iu-the offices of Mr, b'rederick’ the object of the meoting it was betition the Rock Jaland und outhern Companies td Disease, Kidney, I wehatr, The mect- tenet Seok opetivs Ueneral Det tion are cured Hetention of Urin rt Yor! Waterline ie Gott at whuteauie UY tivawe, “purpose of giving whose voice has been alient for anme time, an opportunity to spout, And, as no man living loves better to hear talk than this same G; usual denunciation of lice, the capital be wore bimself from sheer exhaust ranguo, which .was in Ge and it was 10 o’¢lock befor: tolet up. ‘Thore was little in what bh Was new, bub agoad deal of [i by pphluted a com- te und see rederick Grordian, The Committee waited upon Mr. lost evening at “his residence, sslty of a depot at id do what he coutd the followlug gentlemen were a} mittes to waite upon the two What they would do; Messrs. S, E. W. Adkiogon, F; John fk Hoxie He scknowledg that point, and” sald be woul interesting his compavy in the natter. upon the olllcers of Van Schiaack, steve ottkau, he sailed into his SEU SUMES the corporate authorities, ats, ond the newspapers, outand had to ult He began bis ba- THe, at half-past Annee. multtee will walte to Rock stand Road to-day. ; eting of the Boards of Trustees of yde Park wilt be held 8, arene TKD THROUGH evening at the Euglewood-bobo-house. a4 out the Union—eaxpresien It waa fully as {o- lcs wers openly ac Silver Leaf Grove affatr Durpose of suppressing h ‘he following pupits of the public schools honest. Tuboring. ; mei a aE public boen admitted to the High ‘School, rauk-