Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1879, Page 8

THE CITY. GENERAL NEWS. O. W. Fox, Urbana, Il., fa at the Gardner, W. W. Walker, Cedar Rapids, is at the Pacific. Capt. J. O, Maclay, U. 8. A, ts at the Tre- mont, Thomas J, Galt, Sterling, Il, ts at the Yalmer. 5. M. Phelps, Cairo, Ill, 18 regletered at the Gardner, “VDA. B. Bowman, Boston, {sm guest at the Gardner, H, M. Bates, Albany, N. Y,, is registored at the + Gardner. The Rockford Ball Club are quartercd at the ‘Tremont, Stephen D, Biggs, Ireland, {9 registered at the Sherman, a George P. Lee, Fond du Lac, Wis, is at the Sherman. » Ben {larrlson, Indianapolis, is sojourning at the Paetfic, i * i Judge N.AVinters, Dayton, 0., is stopping at the Palmer, D. Dykoman, Logansport, Ind., is a guest of thu Sherman, Oliver Ames, North Enston, Mass., {s register- ed at the Pacific. Newton{Booth, Senator from California, is 9 guest of the Vacific. A. 8. Barnes, New York, !s among yesterday's arrivals at the Pacific, Gen, 1. B. Carrington is at the Commercial, and will stay over the Fourth, Ex-Senator George E. Spencer, of Alabama, is among the cuests of the Pacific. J. H. Milter, Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, Steubenville, O., is a gucst of the Tre- mont, ‘Mr. and Mra.d. Nunnemacher (Miss Lizzie Webster), Milwaukee, are domictled at the Tre- mont, ° G. C, Townsend, General Passenger Agent of ie ula, Peoria & Warsaw Railroad, is ut the acific, Tsnac R. Morrison, of Jacksonville, member of the Iinols Legislature, is in the clty at the Grand Pacile. E. Harry Gilmore, Miss Howner, and the ‘Misses Hanloy, of the New Yors Juvenile Pina- fores, aro at the ‘Tremont, The First Cavalry Regiment yesterday re- ‘moved its armory to ieed’s old Temple of . Music, on Van Buren atreet, near Clark, Ex-Gov. Beverldce will deliver the Fourth of July oration at Millingtev, where will be held. about the only celebration in Kendall County. ‘The yacht [dler Jeaves for the Straits and Lake Superior. A party of gentlemen and Jadies will accompany Capt. Archlo Fisher on the cruise, Coroner Mann yesterday held an inquest upon Jobn W. Jackson, 58 years of uge, who ‘was accidentally killed by a circular saw in Rua- aeli's planing-initl. ‘The meeting of the Tammanyites which was to bave been held to-morrow evening. has been postponed until the carly part of next week in respect to the Fourtn, The Military Order of the Lovat Legion held their regular monthly meeting last evening. at. the Grand Pacitic, but transacted no business of interest to the pubic, Mr. John Blegen, who has been with the State Bteamstin Compary for several years, has been appointed its General Western Agent, with hendquarters tu Uuicago. Licut. Beadelland police of the Decring Street Police Station desire to return thanks to the ‘Union Rolling-Mill’ Company for cashing their serip aiven in payment for scrvices during the month of April. -* * At Go’clagk yesterday afternoon a mad doz as driven In between two houses at No. 490 arravec streat, and was shot to death by Lieut. Haus. So far as the police were able to ascur- taiu no ono had been bitten, The temperature yesterday, an observed by ‘Manasse, optician, 88 Madison street (Tainune Building) was. at 8 a, m., 70 decrees: 10-0. m., £3; 13in., 873 Spe, 8738p. in, 73 Barometer at 3 a, m,, 20,0138 p.m. 20.54, Te Rs Late Tucrday nleht Thomas Hogan. 29 years of age, while attending to a sick horse at tho corner of Canal and Wright streate. was kicked on the head by the aniinal and severety injured. He resides ot No. 148 Maxwell street. Will Hildreth, of the Elehth Ward, and brother of ex-Ald. Hildreth, fs sald to be hope- lessly insane, Ho hins been atek for a tong time, but was eetting better slowly until two weeks azo, when his discase took n more serious form. Ne is pretty well known throughout the city, but especially in the West Division. Herman Bieling, » German’ Iavorer, 85 years of age, died suddenly ot 6:45 last evening at his residence, No. 14¢ [iberty street. He was at- tended by Dr, Fischer, who could not eatisfy himeclf as to the exact cause of the denth, and hence very sensibly refused to give a burial ner- mit. The Coroner will hold aw inquest to-day, The Democrats of the Fifth vVrecinct of the Fifth Ward held their election for committec- men yesterday afternoon, and clected the fol- lowing: P. H. Mudaney, Daniel Sullivan, Charles Hoffter, B. Masterson, und Bf. Grace. Tho elee- tlon wasto have been held Saturday, but was not for some reason or another. Those elected are anti-Harrison to the core, A team of horses attached to 1 wagon loaded with stoves, the property of the Chicazo Stove Company, became friehtened at 10 o'clock yea terday morning white atanding near the tracks under the Clark streot viaduct, and ran away. Engine No. 103 on the road ran the ri¢ down, badly breaking the wagon nnd contents, The horses tnd the driver, a man named Smith, cs caped unaurt, y It hag been extensively advertised that tho Firat Regiment. Infantry, EN. G., would spend the Fourth of July at Dexter Park; also that {t would give an entertainment during the even- ing of the same day atthe Chicago Base-Bail Grounds, Voth aniouncemen.s are_uvanthor- ized. ‘The officers and men of the Firat. Regi ment will be at their, Armory durlme the 4th dnst,, where they will be pleased to receive thelr riends. 7 An excureton party from Terre #Taute and ad- Jocent towns in Hoostertom visited the city yeas terday, ‘The excuratonlsts number 820, and pro- ‘pose staying # day or two visiting the ‘city. In the afternoon, at the Grand Pacific, Mr. J. Re Kendall, who is responsible for the ‘facursion, ‘wos presented with a handeuine cold waten aud chain by bls frlends among the party, the Rey. con Rs dlenderson making the presentation apece! ‘ ‘The Lackey Zouaves leave for Indianapolis this evening at Bo'ctock to attend the grant celebration given there by the citizens of that city and vicinity on the Fourth. ‘The company uumnbera forty members, newly uniformed, to- wether with their bund of fitteon pieces, wid ara asaleved the post of honor there. All military Organizations of that vluce nud viclolty will take prt. Permlsston was received from Gov, Cul- qm yesterday to bear arms, William Hatly, formorly of California, but now of Chicago, delivered a lecture last evening. on beholf of the National Greenback-l.abor party, at No, 193 Clark atreut, to an audience of ten persons, He gave e history of carly thes Jo California, und attempted to show how the Geativies of the nation devended on the efforts of the Greenback party, All poiltical organiza: Uons were corrupt but this, and all would bring. worrow and poyerty to the peuple, A party of excurafoniets cousisting of Goakel!, of the English army, Frank 'T sou, General Af Central Htaliroa, Capt. on wer of the Pennsylvania Dr. 8. Wier Mitchell, George D. Krumbhaar, Dr, William Thoosson. Renard Edwants, uni Jotin Cadwalader, Philadelobia, arrived ut the Pacifle yesterday ona tour West, They left in the evening for a journey through Yarious pointe of interest iucluding Forts Ellis and Custer, the Yellowstone River, and Utab, ‘The Indians of Sitting-Bull’s band and others who claim to have participated in the fight on ‘the Little Bly Horn, juvarlubly say in account- ing for thetr recognition of Custer that they no- , Uevd his long, towing volden hatr,. From photo- Fupbs taken just oefore Geu, Custer left St. Yuut on his ill-fated exoedition, it may be seen that bis Nelr was cropped clove, und bis death occurred tov soup after to allow of any very great growth of -bair, ‘Ihese photographs aro aye in the possession of officers on Gen, dheri- fa aw BP. Freer, 45 years of axe, ving at No. 264 Clinton street, attempted to commit sulcide ut W o'clock yeuterdsy foreuoon by shooting bin- self tu the inguth with = small wiogle-barreled. pital. He was attended by Dr, 6. J. Prive, who found that the. bullet had passed upwards through the roof of the mouth, but bad not entered the brain. Jt will pot, therefore, prove fatal. 10 recovering Mr. Freer will suffer pain eoough to preveot him from ever again trying to end his lifo in that manter. is the ascribed cause, The Board of Managers of the Home of the Friendlees met yesterday forenoon, and Hetened to the Matron’s report, which showed the tole lowing: Number in the Home, dune 1, 1185 admitted during June, adults, 703 etildren, 455 total, 1213 dbstnissen during the month, adults, 80; children, 453 total, 125; died. 25 leaving to the Institution to-day, adults, 403 children, 32; nursery, 233 family, 14; total, WH, The funn. cial report. showed a balance of $580.00 to pay bills amounting to S747.01.—a deflelt of $208.01 ‘The Burr Missfon aud School are prosperluy, Atamecting of the Marshals of the Dexter Park Tournatnent for the benetit of the Mouse of the Gond Shepherd, Col. Tourtelott was elected Chairman. Col. Hickey stated the ob- ject of the meeting, Lt was moved and carried That the Marshals conform as near ns possible to the following dross? Butts of dark blue or biack, white vests, Whito gloves, unt white straw bate, with baud of red, white and bine, and badges arith rosette and streamer, Band and badges will be furnished Uy Col. Hickey. It was aleo averced that the Marshals be requested to mect at the Conrt-Hownd at 8 o'clock on the morning: of ihe Fourth, and proceed ina boay to Dexter Park. ‘The funeral of Caspar Raldart took nlace from his Inte residence, No. 50! North Wells strect, sesterdny, He had charge of the department of unealled-for-letters In the Vost-Olllce, and Sun- day'morning waa nt work and well. Be din the afternoon, however, be was dead, Apoolexy waa thecause. He wast3 tears of age, and leaves nivife and lye enildren. ‘The fnnerat was attend- ed by 100 members of the A, O.U, W., deceased bein atmember of Garden City Lodge, No, 40, a number of the Post-Offico employes, and on great many friends, there belng thirty-two car- rages nut thirty-four buggles, ‘The widew re- ecives $3,500 from socteties to which Mr. Ratdart belonged. The funeral of Mrs. Tk. Js Prius, the unfor- tunate wonian who committed sticide hydrown- fe herself in the take at the foot of Forty- Family trouble fifth treet, will take place at 10 o'clock this forenoon from the residence, No. 453 Vernon avenue. The case {is consid- cred so. pinin that the Coroner did not reopen the inquest, and the Hyde Park author- ities furnished the burial vertiit. Mrs, Prius? maladydates back some time, but was nggr: vated by illness evsving after the birth of her last child, some four monthe ago, She was always fond of children, aud was an exceltent mother, Her insanity took the form of tmelan- chotfa, and henen interfered only, swith the avctal relations of the family. A meeting of the Fourteenth Ward Re- puollean Ciub was held at No. 636 Milwaukee vente fast night. the Prestdent, John Bauin- garten, in the chalr. The Executive Committee presented to the Club a resolution asking that the different wards of the city take steps toward making o change {n the method of hold- {ug primaries, with a view of purifyin them, reaolution was to the effect that a Convention bo called, to represent all the wards jo the city, and that five delegates should be anpointed from each of the Raoublican Clubs in thu city, the tlme and place to be de- eided upon at agubsequent period. The princi- al objects of the meneure nre, first, that the judges shall be appointed i thy clubs, and shall not be allowed to have thelr names on any ticket, and that should their nainea be printed on any tieket thelr names shall not be counted, but shall be thrown out. It is also provided that no tinted oader shall be used for tickets, but that they shall he printed on white paper, the same as at aregularelection. After the transaction of some further business, of interest only to the Club, the meeting adjourned, AVORTS ON THE YCURTH. In the way of sports Friday Chicago will be provided with horse-racing at two point anda Kaine of Uase-ball, At the Jockoy Club track tro excellent trots ore fn the programme,—one for horses of the class, with such noted fly- ers aa Bonesetter, Clementine, Chicago Maid, Scott's Thomas, Ethel, | Eisle Guod, ant others tn the fleld, and a G-yeur-old race, which. will bring out the fnest ‘lot of young trotters, aver seen in this country. Madison street cara run direct to the track. ‘The Bostous aud White Stockings will plays championshlp came ut the foot of Washington street, ahd the bieest crowd of the season is expected to be present, THE CITY HALT. ‘The City Collector realized about $8,000 from saloon Ilceuses yesterday. A meeting of the Finance Committee bas becn ealléd for Saturday ufternoon. Centracts for sewer brick were made yester- day, coverlug 8,350,000 brick, at a total cost of $a477." Mayor Harrison, will sien the order postpon- ing the ealo of property three mouths for the widening of State strect, The Copnell mects this evening specially to consider committee reports, It {s about time some of the ald business was cleaned up. ‘The City ‘treasurer yesterday received $3,407 from the City Collector, $3,400 from the Water Departinent,.and $554 from the Comptroller, A. H, Powell was assigned toaclerkship in the Comptrolicr’s ollice yesterday, A. M. Giroux was given a place the day oefore, and this enda the changes forthe present. ‘The office has now ten employes, and the number will not ba increased, Among the building permits fssued yesterday Were the following: A, Kermeyer, to erect a two-story store and dwelling, corner of Indiana avenoe sind Thirty-ffth street, Lo cost $2,500; to I, Mnderoy, to erect w two-story dwelling, No, 1163 Wet Madison atreet. to cost $3,(00; and to ft. H. Thoinas, to erect a two-story dwelliug, Lincoln place, noar Sophta street, to cost $5,100, James Hitzeimmons was yesterday appointed or assigned hv Commissioner Waller to tho uosition of shut-off mau, heretofore ocenpied by E. A. Hughes. The new apnointee held the same position under Mayor Colvin, and is eald tobe a man of experience. ‘The Commnisafoner announces that he whl make several further ap- polntments to-day, but that the anticipated sweep, if made at ‘all, which- {8 somewhat doubtful, will bo at his lelaure. ‘A reporter had a talk with the Mayor yester- dav with reference to reducing the Fire wud Po- live Departments, which seem to haye been his target !o his revent order. Ho did not onpear to have any clear ideas on to what should be done, or how the reductiona ahould be made, hut sali if Marshsl Benner did nok find some way to comply with the order that he would find fume ons Who would, His Honor is treading upon dangerous ground here, especially since he seema to be demundiny something of others he cannot himeci{ even make a augecstion abut, and ft the opinion tg prevalent that there is ity for uny reductiona in theas depart- TUF PRST-NOUSK CANDIDATE. ‘The “war on color” was reeumed fo the offlve of the Health Commissioner vesterday mornlig, and at last accounts Dr.) Wawting- ton wan outofajob. Hohadan extended futer- view with Do Wolf in the presence of bla at- torney and others, and the vpjections to him were talked up, but with no result. Wasting ton bas always claimed that all there was ayalnat him wus his color, but now he is per- sunded thut the Wolnau at the pest-house, who threatens to leave if he ts appolnted, fsa relative of the Health Commissioner, and he thinks this hus something to do with the matter, which {8 another of Ite fusano ideas. "the facts are, after so much fun has teen had at Washluztun’s expense, that be ls untlt tor tho place he geeks, und those who originally indorsed bin all say so since they lave become better scqualnted with bim. Iu politics he ting always heen uncertain, wid tn a public place thu Mayor and Dr, Do Wolf think be would uot be otherwise, WANSS HS LIORNSS AQAIN, Aneffort was made yesterday to havo the lvenee uf the Eagle aatoon rolnatated, but tho Mayor waa paxuralles He reminded the owner that he had been ruaning # place of bad repute in tha taco of sundry warninge, snd asaured Lim that no promises of reformation for the present would be accepted, ‘The Mayor further told him wat he had not. regurded tho estabileament in question ss tho worst in the city, by any means, and that other places would mect his fate at au early day,~—or, at least, as soon as he could get around to personally fuspect them, But, ote withstandiue this, the Kagte man went off happy, promisivg to open up a temperance place lust night, ond to liercatter be on his good be- havior, ‘Khere is svarcely a doubt but bislicense will be renewed. ut an early day, however, for the City ‘Treasurer saya su, and just now that individual das & great desi to say on auch sub- ec TU BMDGEFORT BTATRAMAN 48 A DICTATOR, ‘The Mayor was yeaterday in receipt of w saucy dettor from Miles Kebog, the Bridgeport states man, who asked an answer to Une queatlon as tu whether or not the place of Buperintendent of the Water Department was to be given bin. No direct auawer was given, but @ reporter ju con- yersatlou with bis Houor was julormed that Blitce haa been offered this, that, and the other, —the most of te places ha was fit for,— noue of which bo hag accepted, from whieh the inference was draws thut Mr. Harrison did pot propose vo be dictated tu by hi. ‘The Mayor 1ur- ther sald that, while the cuangesof subordinates tu the Water Departinent was woine on, he did not propose bo jntertere with the Beads, which migaus that Miles imust continue to occupy # forger. Jot nt back seat, He has little, if any, claim upon Mr. Harrison, anc for the position named ts belioved. to bo unfitted. CQUNTY BUILDING. There will be no visiting allowed tn the County Ini} on Friday, the Fourth of July. ‘The prisoners acntenced hy dudge Booth sill not go down to Joliet this week. The Committees on Tlospital and Pabtie Service will meet to-day tf, enough members get around, ‘The County Treasurer fs paying orders on the General Fund up to May 18, Court-Housa orders to date, aud jurors’ certitlentes for tha May term. Although no offictal annunncement has yet been mado, tt fs understord that the county offices will he closed Friday to give the boys a chance to enjoy themecives. The motion for a new trial for William Carcy, the murderer of his brother-in-law, Max. Hees weir, will be argued tu the Criminal Court tbl moraing before Judge MeAllister. ‘The Grand Jury yesterday consitered clahteen docket cases nid founda number of tndict- ments, Prominent among these was one agatost Brockway, alts Sovmonr, the alleeed. Mr. Lyman J. Gage, * Billy" Pinker- tov, Mr. Frazer, Detective Flynn, and others wero examined, In the Criminal Court yesterday n few cases were continuer and some recognizances declared forfetted, Monday's call will be taken to-day, but there fs no Mkellhood of any cases being tried until Judge Morau has taken his well- earned vacation, ‘The case of Mrs, Robert will be called, but will go over os previously an- nonneed, ‘The Joint Committes on Public Service and Public Bulldings was to have held a moeting vesterdny, but failed to obtalnaquorum, Aside from the consideration of a few bills, the only important matter for consideration js the recom- inendation of Architect. Egan to put in two nd- ditional elevators, This will be taken up at next week's meeting, Mr. W. 8. Golsen has finally concluded to abandon his {dea of applying to Judge Drum- mond for a rehearing of ils case, and will make Iimself as comfortable as ho can in his present cireumscribed quarters. He received a coud many visitors yesterday, and many expressione of sympathy were extended to him, An ap- plleatiin for a pardon will bo mado at an early date, ‘The County Treasurer yesterday received the sum of $201,087, in payment for the $300,000 of 6 ner cent bonds awarded on the previous day to Mr. C. Uenrotin, As the bonds ‘tsaued roma ttle tino ago are quoted at 134 per cent pre- imium, there faa prevalent opinion that Mr, H. with his bid at 100 9-10 made a pretty smoot thing, There are still $150,000 worth of the bonds to bo issued, and If they aro issued fn snail sums, say $10, $25, wid £50, with proper precautions to prevent the ‘sealpers* from absorbity the lot, there is no reasonable doubt hut that tha county can readily place the entire $1.03. ‘The ‘experiment would be worth trying, at least. THE CUSTOM-HOUSE. The Sub-Trensury disbursements sesterday amounted to $60,000. The internal-rorenue receiots yesterday footed up $24.121. Of this amount $10,443 was for tax-uald spirits, $5,239 for tobacco and cigars, $1,153 for beer, and $1,113 from deposits of prifato banks and bankers, Gen. McDowell has sent on to Washington the requests for assignment of the various offives in the new Custom-house, When approved they will be returoed and the Goal asstenment made. Gen. Sheridan and bis clerks have been busy onan detailed plan of thelr wants, which will oo furwatded with other almilar requests. Aa there prompises to be some acarcity of room, the Superintendent bas a plan for vutting in an entresol flour on the ground fluor, which wlll add eight litga rooms und tour small ones. ‘Theee entresola will boon the northeast and sonthwest corners. ‘The Pension Office will probaly be sssfened to the nowtuenst rooms of the second ’flub¥ which have not yet been pis- posed of, | Te" fat ot Jamea' KR. Tipton, an acuctst-looking man from Liban, Peoria County, was brought ‘utjyesterday by Deputy Marsial Gil- nan, and ueherai-tuto the presence of Commis- sioner Hoyne on the charvo of selling Uquur and clara Vides having a Hecuse. ‘The man was apparent}y.gick. Indecd, be sald he was, addie thay hartias been 0 for some time. coutda't find Auything he could do, and 60 took up the {dea of'selling a Ilttle Hquor and a few clgore, ‘The case was continued at his request unul this muri}, to enable dim to get a Peoria luwyer to help’tim out, and, in default of $500 bail, he was ‘ent to jall, From appearances, the hospital vould have been the more proper place for biti During the .month peat the Chicago Post- Oftice disposed. of $57,833 of stamps nnd postal cards, $19,006, af stumped envelupes and wrap- pers, and $9,579 of newspaver und pertedical stamos. ‘Thy domestic muney-orders Igsued foot up $71,500, .the payments, S$40,(30, ‘The foreign orders, paid Bmount to $4,561, while $3,210 were jssued. The totat reced 025,773, the disbursements $620,405. Jetter-carriers ‘dellyered 15,888 —_registere.! letters, 497,553 newspapers, 1,084,557 mail let- ters, SM,530 mail postal-cards, 147,200 tocal ere ‘the ‘poatateard, ant 31,066 luead lettans in 70 de> ivery tring. In 454 coltection trips they browebt, {n 1,087,055 letters, besides returning 5.501 let- ters to the Post-Ofllce. ‘The total postage on matter put Into the office for local delivery by carriers ur the office yas $3,832. There will be a Custom-House rale of old books this morning at the Empiro Warehouse, corner of Market and Jackson streets. ‘These books area Jot which were seized on thelr ar- rival from Canada, about the 28th of May last, for undervaluation. ‘The lot includes ten Mit ten Ealth Lyles, ten C, Natura. 200 » thirty coples’ of Supernatural Rellgion, reventy-llve of the Domestic . Eoeyctomedia, cloth, und forty copies of the same i Jeather, and ubelr value is about $300, ‘There were in- cluded tn the selzure 110 volumes of Mark ‘Twain's **fom Sawyer.” | Mark's atturuey went before Judes Blodgett lately, and moved to have the Collector enjoinea from selliny them, Sveretary Sherman yesterday ordered the Col- Jector by telegraph to dofer the sale of the 110 volumes until the question of thelr forfeltury under the Copyright law Is setticd. CRIMINAT. ‘ The bastardy suit of Alice M. Wagner against Cyrus A. Hardy, which was brouht en the 10th of dune, continued to the 27th, and aguln until July 2, hag been scttled, ond the defendaut was discharged by Justice Brayton yesterday, On complaint of T, Cogsweil, made before Juaticn Hudson, William G, Hammond was ore ralgned to answer toacharge of larceay of a Ess set nt some carpets, He was held fo (500 ta the Beh Inat., and a niittinus was iesued, Minor arreats: James Cano, charged with the theft of some wine from Thomas’ saluon at the vorner of Clark and Van Buren streets; Charles E. Roberta, disorderly, on coinplaint o| Orcutt and Alico Ma¥ Reed, of No, 433 Wabash Mamic avenue; James Quinn, larceny of a hat from a dranken ian giving the name of Thomas O'lirien, Yesterday afternoon Policeman M.D. Iting- Tore, of the Weat Lake Street Staton, arrested a young man giving the name of Charles Smith, who was found to have in tis possession a cost uml two pairs of pants stolen from the Gralu- Juspector's vifice on the Northwestern Rajlroad at Ashland-avenue crossing. identified by F. W, Budnow. A warrant was fesued by Justice Prindivilta Yeaterday for the arrest of ove A, K, Hall, a Conatable, ott charge of kidnapping Alias Loulew Wilson, ap account of which appeared in Tie ‘Trinune yesterday. It was ulleged In the cum pielae that ts officlal locked the woman up and Kept her tn confinement, and then forcibly touk her before Justice Flentng at the Stock-Yards, Nils Weniof yesterday swore out warrant for the arrest of Charles G. Lindgren, a Conata- ble, on charge that he recelved certuly monur that was due und payable on an execution delly- ered to dim by Justice Kautmann, ta sult and jodgwent before nim, wherein Charles Wev- wut was plalntil and A. Lawson wae defend- ant, and bud failed to turn the same over to the proper parties, At 5o'clock yesterday tnorning Policeman P. B. ‘tierney, white traveling post iu ciuzen's dress, Was approached on the corner of Han- dolph and Halsted strecta by 2 colored man who ‘The clothing was offered to soll him a cout and vest. ‘The fellow looked und = acted ——guspiciously, = und was arrested, At the station ‘he gave je 80ot John Henry, and upon being searched thers were fuuud upon bim Bstring of beads, # pocket-hook contatning 23. cents, und sume paperd, together with a Post: QUice money-arder bearing thu name of Bridget a, 113 Loomis street, By fullowmy up thue obtatged the officer tound that shove reswenee, occupied by MM, hed been entered by a burglar at mbout 1:80 -yeaterday morning. Entrance was effected by prying Open the sidv wludow at the rear end of the the A. Arnistrong, THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, JULY 3,.1877—-TWELVE PAGES, - Mouse. ‘This windowsonenea Into a bedroom, the duar to which wag lacked, ‘The necro helps Himself to what atufl ho contd find in the roon, valued fn all nt about @0, and then departed, He will be brought tifa conrp to-day. At anenrly hour sasterday morning OMecer 0. @ Barber saw theve young meu emerge from neamall alley between the houses Nos. 7 and 77 Halsted street, and, duding them In possession of six boxes of scizars, arrested thei, The cigars were tdentified as a portion of a emall quantity etolen 9 few ulghts ago from E, Wrahant’s ahop, No. 73 West Madison Btrect, by burglars whe forced open Ue front dvor, ‘The prisoners gave the names of Fugeno Kelley, a former unlier at the Academy of Musie, George Jennings, and Albert Phitt- meyer. ‘ + George Gregory and C, M. Stalger, proprietors of a printing-ofllce at the corner of . Michigan and North Clark,’ streeta, wero locked up at the Chicago “Avenue Station last night cherged with plotation of Sec. 98, Chap. B3, of the Reviadd Statutes, ‘prohibiting swindling games, It ‘ta alleged that they, upon ropning behind in fuances, passed checks for $15 and $35 upon Peter Klein, a saloon-keeper at the same corner, aud‘nvon Balthazar Klor, whteh were not mate good at Clausentus’ bank, upon which they were drawn, as the printers’ accounts were alrcady-overurawn. Quite a lively time was had in Justice Mud- son's court yeaterddy. A case of ‘larceny ns battce against one Fy F Cole was set for licar- Ing, but thera had been a misunderstanding {tu regurd to.av application for a continuance, and fe was postponed, In, the course of the argu: ment Mr. A. 8. Trade, representing the woman who clutined to have Keen robbed, characterized in some forelbie language, ‘The latter ely jumped fur Mr. Trade, struck him tn the face, bent bim pack over the todle, and Kicked him on the shin, Mr. ‘rude replicd with his good right hand countering on the Jaw of his opponens and senting him to grass in the ecyle laid Gown by Pierce Egan and the roles of the London P. R. Cote, attempting to renew the engagement, bis forensic antagonist seized au ink-hotile, Chat being the hundlest Weapon af command, aud struck Cole In the face, spoiling lis beauif temporarily. Bystand- crs (aterfered, und outraged justice arose In its night and beld Colu to answer on July 8th at 8a, m, toa charge of assault und battery. Colo then went om In scarch of acbunk of raw beef to apply to his damotalized eye. While crossing the Canal street. viaduct at Sixteenth sircet ino street-car at 10 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Policeman J. M. Haines, of the West Twelfth Street Station, saw the notorious Albert Baeder; allas Emmell, Wiliam} alas “ Bid’? Houlihan, und oa third and unknown man loafing about in front of the Burlington & Quincy Rallroad office at that point. Bacder, upon noticine that the officer was after him, gave the word ‘Lam!’ to his com- ponions, which in siang means * Get out of thia." At the samo moment hedrew his revolver und began tu beat aretreat. ‘Ile two others ran of In different directions. Haines followed Bacder, who inthe chore fired threo shots av ihe officer, te whieh the Jatter responded by fring two shots. ‘Bacder mate good his escape over Elehteenth street bridge. Later iu the evening Olllcer Hoines reported Bacder must bare been very seriously wounded. Ie loft traces of blood beiiind him, particularly at the corner of Thirty-Orst and Hanover etreete, | witere ihe oflleer fuund'quite, a pool of blond. As nearly as vould be ascertalned, Bacder was shot in the left grof, ut leust so say two boys who say they saw him., The same boys report that he hird’n passing rag-man to vart bim out aouth into the country, Justice Walsh: Martin Hogan, drank and Afsorderly, $109 flne;:J. Dewyer, disurderly and. carrying concealed weapons, $20 One; Mary Faherty, disorderly, $20 fine; Estella Bennett and Alice ' Stoke, inmates of a house of fil-fame, $100 fine each; Solomon Lyons, larceny of some clothing from rank Bonner, of No. 28 Clark street, which he gave to Lung Wing to wash, $800 to the Crhuinnl Court: Frank “Carpenter, destl- tute, sent to the Brothers’ Asytun.' duatice Summerfield: Frank ‘fyler, notorious vagrant, to the 12th; the Jones? faintly. colored, to the Sth upon yarloug charues; Willian O'Learey, charged with bastardy by Sadic Cox, dle charg :d; dames Williams aid Thomas Connors, disorderly, £50 flue; John Barnes, beating the Commercial Hotel, $25-fne for vaurancy; Frank Stavick, fost drivin on complaint of Williain Rees, whose little nite he ran down, $1,000 to tha third; William Car- ulskey, onc of the trio who broke Into a cabouso esr on the Rock Island Road, $700 to the 7th; Michael Bauer and, John Kelne, two ex: canylets charged with. flring several shots at Policemen Haruols und Whacler while arrest- ing the notorluus Jolth Herzog, one of -thelr companions, $2,000 a, the Criminal Court. llerzoz was finad $100 yesterday by Justice Walsh for carrying concealed weapons. Jnstice Kanfinann: — Miebacl Mulleo, disorderly, $100 tine; Nils, alias Juln. Westergreen, cutting a little son of Johanna Carson, af No, 40 Wesson, street, on the car with a knife, $300 to the 7th. A HOLD, wURGLARY was committed ut No, 582 state street—the jew: elry storo of A. P, Boyntun—a little after 10 v’clock last night, 116 nnd hfs wite were sitting titar the door, the latter tacing the snow-case, in whicn was a large tray full of watehes, Hup- pealine togotnto tho ‘store about 10:80, M Boynton uotived that: tils tray wos missing, Guiny to the rear he found that the mosquito | bar in a window bad been cut out. ‘Then he was able to account for the absence of his thne- keepers. A thict had entered white he woe on the sidewalk, sneaked behind the coun: ter, opened the showease, secured the tray, und made his exit us he bad come in. ‘The tray wos found [0 the yard, but not a watch. ‘There were thirty-llve of the fatter, all gold, varying in value from §25 to $10U'and over, tha lot being worth from $1,750 to $2,000, reported to the police, aul It thy The robbery was doubelul tf they cuNatauces, HOTEL ARRIVALS, GRAND vabIFIO NOTRL, G.W.Runting, ‘Toronto, ie W. dary! DH, Rankin, Marqnette'D. J, H. Ferguson, Pittsp arg), TL. Wayne, New Orleans|D Y.J. Spooner, Jr, Mle SUERMAN P. merci | can do anything und Page, Brooklyn. Chirke, Clovela i. France, 8t. Lou VPenree, Montreal, .S. Austin, Posladolphia TREMONTUOUSE, 8, Ts. QMbert, Plttuburg. {AMred Tall, Hannibal, A. Paige, Ovbkowh, JE, Stocklirtdyge, st, Ha At Again japfen, New York, |i. » Wilder, Howton, nrenill, San Fe ecorah, Isld. Ch. Huinorie: Sherwin, London, {2.1L VanOatrand, San Fr. WW Bt Lefill, Montaigne, Germ'ny: MI MOUSE, cS W.M. Brink'hat ‘orcest:O; W. Beck, Indianapolis, 1.0. Mull, Lebanon, Pa, Ruby, Narwieh, Ct. d.N, Smith, Hartford, a, San Frat, ‘Shear, Puttavury, D i A. Moore, Now York. XT, Milla, Kalamazoo, Jt, W. Irwin, Mont,, Ala, D.G. Mitchell, Rock Isl'd [A. 8, Rhodes, New Vork, ‘Bt. Loute, [A. 1. Huwery, Fall R vor. 44,C, Bloom, by racuse, Watking, St.Louis, Weriey Harker, Muntreal, Jackson, New York [Janes Ashley, Akron, CONSTABLE DORAN CHARGED WiTit TELKGAL acts, ‘The case agalust Constable Michael Doran for relusing to swear togachedule of property which he bad taken upon an attachment Ino Judament fo fayor of ,Commisstoner Bradley from Eugeno Lajeunesse, from the steamer Doman, on the 22d of ‘June, was tricd before Justice Hainmer yesterday-afternoon, RDGAR LAEUNESSR, asonof Euceng, was sworn. He tostificd that he was 14 years of age.: “The goods were put on the steamer Domain a week ago Inst Monday night. ‘The witnesa ayd his mother were going to Montreal and othe father Was to remain awhile, and then he to follow, ‘herd: were wlac boxce of yoods, comprising the: wardrobe of witness and his mother, some pictures, Looks, ete,, sud a lunch package, worth about $80 or $90, WILLIAM MILLER, an attomoy for Lajeunease, and the complaining witness jn the case, teatifed thatou Monday, the 3d, Doran came into his oftice, Wituess asked him whut authority be had for taking the property, Doran told him that he bad taken then on a writ of attachment in favor of dames Bradley iu a case ugatnst ‘Lojeunesse, “Witness told him Utat te property was exempt, but be inetsted that it was right ta“teke it, Mr. Chet- Juto thea carried on a coptereation with Voran in his oftlee, Cnettanmr’ sald he would tender him a schedule, und asked hhn it ho woud awear tolt, Doran said hse didn’t know whether he would or not; he pre- ferred to seo Sir. fBradloy wbout the mutter, Doran loft the office of witheas with the prom: fze Uiat ho would appoon'ab Justice Wallace's oflice the next moralug. )The partics mut at Justice Wallace's oitice, ud the schedule was presented to Doran, accompanied by $1, and us Wefendunt refused to make a schedule. ‘The schedule was made out by Lajcuncase, and be swore to ft. ANTAUR DU. CLETLAIN, a young lawyer from the firm of Tenny & Flower, testifled in substance to the samo faces os the preceding witnesa,—Uiat the Con~ stable was in the olllee of Mr. Mile ler, and ote = oeked =o hn tf ho was the Col ule who touk the goods frou Eugene Lajcuncese. The defenaent sald b was, Hoasked bin if be would awear ¢o Dos 18 ry aud criminal carclessnesa, | schedule of fused to do MNS. ROGENR LAIEUNESSR was sirorn, and she testified In french as to the uature of the property in the packages, Shia sald she was going to Montreal, whon her goods were aulzed by the Constable, MIUHARL DORAN, the defendant, was put upon the stand, and ti {fled to the eonversation between hitnselt and the tro lawver-witnesses, He refused to tell Miller anything about the property because he property, antl the defendant re- he was afrald = =Miller wanted to get out oo repleyin writ. Ie sald ho bad othe original = schedule of, the property, and he produced it, Hv said ho did hot see Lajontessa after getting the echedute, Ue told eutiesse that he would make an op- pralsul of the goods In n few days, Au the ery that be made the attachment without knowing what goods were exempt by Jaw, Ho did say that tha platntil would never get the goods again, and here the witness broke out as fol- lows: “ Tdld say so, and {say so now, 1 jest scou Cummissloner Bradley on the street not hore aba an hour neo, aud hu told me to hang hen vnty goods, nnd he'd ree me throuerh, and soho fs jist as well fixed as what you aro.” Hu did agree to muct the attornoy of Lajeunesso nt his ofiico the next day aud fix the tatter up, but he did not keep his word because he did not intend to allow the lawyers to “come apy enop on him.” 4. 8. 8. ANEGORT, the attorney for the praaucution. made quite a Jong argninent, In which he stated thnt he was not emplored by the poor Frenchman to pet back the few articles of wearing apparel which hoe had lost, nor did tho receivo a cent for Is sertices, but the prominent citizens who had -leard of the outrage had urged tht law firm of which he was s member to prosecute the Constable in the {interests of right und the people. ‘Thers were too many in- competent ant unprincipled Constabtes hang ing about the courts, und he thought an example of, some one of them should be made, This particular officer had occupied that postion for about six years, and was set down asa model Constabte by hisattorney, and yet he admitted that-ho did not know what property was oxempt by law from attachment, and be confessed that the thought never entered bis head to consult the stautes ns to his duties. At the conclusion of Mr. Gregory’s argument, Justice Hammer remarked that the hour was growing late, yud he accordingly consulted with the attorneys and adjourned the case until Wednesday, July 9, at 2 o'clock aharp, when the uiurtiey for the defense will bo alowed to roply. MAYOR HARRISON, WR TALKS OF RESIGNING, Mayor Harrison has at last auccumbed to the Inevitable, nnd hercatter he Is to have compara- tive peace. Hohas becomcsatisticd that it is no easy thing to fulfill his promise to make * the best Mayor Chicayo had.” and in the attempt be haunted aud dogged by every ward bummer iu the efty, and at Inst 1s beginning to cry for deliverance from his friends, He was not be- sieeed yeaterday by as larcen crowd ngho had been for some days past, because he would pot entertain his catlers, und this gave him time to oxpress bimeelf. Ile vow agrees that he has made many mistakes as a party man, but what Democracy has Jost he thinks the people have galned, und {fo view of {t all says that le has fuug away anidition, und Lint unless the press- ure upon hhin specdily ceases he will reatgn his ofllee, und Jet tho Kepublieans .elect his sue- cessor. He apprectatcs the fact. that he has been unable to fulfill the expectations of his party friends without ondangering the success of bis aministra tlon froin a busiticss potnt of view, und, Having no further claims to make upon the arty, fe about settled in his deter- mination to no longer attempt to pander to or concilinte the mob element." ‘The facts are that ho fs worn'but with impor- tunities, oppresecd and betuddlud with advice, and sick of the wrangling “and strife of those whoso higheat conception of a Democratic tri- umph fs glace and something for nothing. Nu class lave given him more'trouble than the Aldermen, or a few of them,"ittd'theso the very worst elemont,—men who seem to have no other amplovmunt tuan to annoy hintdidy after day in the iilerest of some one. Reni the annoyance jas gone sc far fram thesoas to have given rv lo asuspiclon that toey have beok attefapting tou ¢ niin and sell thelr *oduence?s"bat, whatever may have been hie opintotr sf them, he du- serves credit for the way tho“hns treated theny and the doef ear ho ‘litte turned to thelr appeals, If he had ben ds: deat to other appeals and as atif-backed “to ttther importun- ers his friends would not boom Lundén to hin, and his oltice would not bang *#v%heavily upon hfs hands. Soi Ua a So far he has dono well insresisting the gutter pressure, but he owes inveb of his success to the heads of © departmente)'' especially Mr, Walter, who from the first hushed the ‘nerve to stund up,—knowlng nelfler. party nor friends,—and muke efficieaey “a teat tn both discharging and employiyt.} Ae has heartl- ly co-operated, os far og he could, with the pres- suro upon him, and in the fave'of the howla of the purchagable rabble he has-invited sbout him Jn bis Jeniouey and efforts to please everybody, and at the sone time give the people coud goy- ernment; but if he lives up to.what he sald yes- terday ft {3 iulrto presuine that ‘tn the future he will do even better than {n'the past. SHEENEY GEORGE. A systentous PEMALE, evolved in a mysterious way from nowhere, yes- terday visited the County Jail forthe purpose of Identifying “Sheeney” George os the actual murderer of OMlecr Race, Either those who counscled nnd advised the woman failed toteach her the Jerson property, or olsc sha cot scared, for the identification was considerable of a farce, Seven prisoners (uot Including Lamb) wero mar- sbaled into the bathroot, und the volunteer wit- ness, who says her namo ts Mary Thotnpson, afiér some hesitation picked out Frev- tan, alias ‘“‘Sheeney = Georze,”? — saylngy that he looked ike the man, bnt that, if so, he had grown thinner since the murder, She gays thut sue saw the whole shooting, and her explanation of why she did not appear be- fore is wiven fy the followhuy statement wade to the reporterof the News: ‘My name ie Mary Thompson, At the time of the shooting 1 wau living on State street, ‘That evon- dng about o'clock: 1 went out on the street: £ was goingtoautore, T knew Onicer Race, and just as (came to Friedborg’s pawnshop [ notteed Tam comme along, Just at thia time an oxprose- wagon drove up in front of the shop. ‘here were two men su the seat. Olllcer Race went up to the team andeatd, *'{ullo, boys,” and then I think he asked, **What buve you got there? Iie tren ‘went around to tho rear of the wayun. which the mun hud started to back up to tho sidewalk, and lifted up a cloth tuat was on top of sumething In tho wagon. At thie one of the men drow a ptatal from his tip-pocket anil fred at Race, Both then jamped trom the veat and ran. the one who fired volng toward EBldridue court. Mo wax hort, thick svt, and not more tan 20 years old, T tuonght. I then ran, fearing that I should become mized up inthe matter. ‘The authorities place little confidence in the statement of the woman thus dramatically broughe nee he aeane, and the truth Jo her nacory will be looked uo, It is not likely thot Mr, Forreav’a coup de theutre will proye suce cessful, cate SUBURBAN, RVANBTON, Atarcgular meeting of tho Village Trustees Tuesaday evening considcrable wiscellaneous business was transacted, Most of the accown- plished work was routine, Prominent was a recommendation by the Finance Committee aek- Ing that the Cleri. be instructed to purchow a warrunt-hook, after the inanner of the Chicago scrin fasue, and that the-President be allowed tolssuca sudlcient amdunt of warranta—not footing over $3,000—to cover the village indebt- edness, ‘Thls act would bo In accordance with Tate legislation, and was adopted. The samo Committees accounted for distributed credits that reached the total of $9,040, 82,500 of which ad been hunded over to Use County Treasuror, ‘The Fourth ta to by observed in Evanston a6 a general holiday und picnic, ‘The Methodist ladies propose to serve refreshments in the University grove to both the, residents of the town and vieiting oxcurslonlats from the sity, Several attractive features are to be oltered, one being au exhibition drill and display by the Ife crew at 3 o'clock fu the attornoun, Gen. Martin Beem fe to deliver on oration at Rogera Park, in Evauston Township, MYDU VARK. The body of Mrs, Prins was yesterday taken away from the enyinc-house, Tuesday cventng the fremen were to have held a meeting in the hose-hunse, but the body wus there, ‘They were offered the Village Flall; but would not take it, and spoke long and hard in relation to lt. ‘They complained to the President of wie Board, und said thatif the corpse was not taken out of their house ther would dissolye the compuny at ouce, and the Prostdeut suid * Dissolve." 4 bject of ing Fitty-tiret atreet a boule- inbulng broached, ‘Thercsidents alone revel aro anxious to have the property {1 roved to bring thelr real estate foto the iw et, While the South Park Commissioners are anxious to bave an outlet to the ust Park, ‘With an eye towards this, and also to stop rexamination, the witness stated | Ing | At gotlations in the courts In relation to properties lying along thia route, a resalution was offered sin the Boad of ‘Trustees! meeting at their last scaslon, nnd ordered to He over for one week. On the subject of the cast it, fa eatimated that the whole expenditure will be $3.80 ner foot, or half this on the property on elther side of the street. A number of the Commission have been apoken to, and: give this as about tle estl- mate. ‘The Board: of Trnatees feel Inclihed to have the park tako the street, as they consider it wontd be a great bent ta property, and Uituk thot the surrender of Park avenus would lao be a good thinw. ‘The objecting partles to the scheme are per-, sone Hvying on. Lifty-third street. ‘They have been to the expense of having thetr strect uicnly built, and, as. the travel now on ticir strect’ would change, naturally think that ft would bo detrimental. A BITTER DOSE. The Quinine People Feol that They Have Been Entirely Crowded Out—They Must Vay Cortatn Tatxen to Which tho Campotiog Foreignors Will Not Bo Subject. Spectat Dispateh to Tha Tribune, Preapecrma, Pa, July 2—The quinine monopoly was knocked endways by the sudden removal of the protective duty, and the blow {a the more staggering ‘because the duty on barks? nnd everything entering into the manufacture remains the samo, Quinine was a specialty with Powers & Weightman, the senior partner of which firm dicd a year ago, the richest man {1 the city. Its manufacture Is extensively carried onin Parts, Stratford, Eng., and tn Frankfort, bat there fs not a factory in the world to com- para with that of Powers &° Weightman as the Falls of the Schyulkill, which covers ton acres, besides a Iaboratury 190 fect by 800 nearer the centre of the city. Farr, founder of the house, was the first to introduce the drug into this country, sixty years ago. Onty three years after Farr founded the housa of, Powers & Weightman the house of Rosengarten & Son was started, which now owns a manufactory covering a whole square, and produces the finer chemicats, especially sulphates of quinfa and other, alkaloids of clnchona bark. These two houses are almost the only manufacturers of quinine {n the country. Powers & Welghtman have conalderably increased their protits by the purchase of the right to use the dry process, A million and a quarter;of ounces are sold every year for an average of $2.40, protection being worth from, 50. to 70 cente an ounce, the duty, being 20 per cent. Farr enid to-day toa correspondent that the firm would glye up the manufacture, The retaller sold it at three cents a graip, making $9.50 an ounce profit on real quinia, und $11.85 when palming off cinchona on the, purchaser, The foreten ar- telu wus tor inferior to tint ut doniestte manu facture, und was never weed by the profession, on account.of inipurities. ‘The onty retult 0! making It free of duty would bo to drive them out of the manufacture, without doing the retall custumer auy good, for the drugciets would not reduce the price at all, ‘They would have to stop, because they bad to pav 10 ner vent on the hark, $2 per gallon on the solvent used in the imanniacture, und 100 per cent on wlcohol, all of which foreign manu- Jactures bad free. It would take them six weeks to work up what they had on hand, and then they should discharge cighty men, Last year they imported 6,000,000 pounds of bark, and they gave orders at once to stop all pur- chases, ‘The fufluenca for. the change came from the South, which had comparatively little interest, a8 her trade was small uni of ‘no con- sequence, the greater antounts being sold in} . the North and Weat, y <i SPRINGFIELD ITEMS. Fish Commlsslonors— Miltary Companies Iicensed—Collector Merriam '— Licenses, Ete. ae Spectal Disoateh to une TrEsene, Senimorieip, NE, July 2—The Governor has apppointed os Fish Commlsstoners, under the new law, Measrs, N. K, Fairpank, of Chicago, for three years; 8, P, Bartlett, of Quincy, for two years, and J, Sinith Bricys, ut Kankakee, for one year, As predicted In thes” dispatches Featerday, Mri Fairbanis te gna af the Heard, ret Bouche be aA ie BF i ‘The Governor to-day issued Heenses authoriz- ing Companies A, B, and C, of the Tliberntan Nitlea, aud tho Lackey Zouaves, all of: Chicago, to carry arms.on the Fourth, these. companies haying all furnished him outslde, guarantees that they would keep the peace and conduct themselves properly. No other formal apulica- tions fur Heenses havegyet been made. Revenue-Acent Pluinmer, of Washington, to- day completed bis exam{nation of the stamp and cash aecounts of Collector Merriam und lis Deputies at Pekin and Blouiniugton without discovering a variation of even a contin any of Ure accounts. Ee tert this eveniig tart, Louis to examine Collector Stargeon's ollice, ‘these examinations are unde all over the country at the cloae of the facal.vear. E Senator William T, Moffatt having resigned ns member of the State Buard of Equalization, the Governor bay appointed Jumes KF, Drish, of Coles County, to fill the vacancy, License to organize was fasued to-do! Farmers’ Savina, Loan & Jomestead tion, of Peoria to the seocine capital,” $1,000,000. Corpora- tora, Sidney N. Kinney, the Ilon, W. Cockle. W. E. Phelps, M. 8. Hall, and Jolin 8. Steven? ‘The Soutnern Penitentiary Conimisston ers, uc a meeting held this mornthg, decided to let all work in the completion of the bafiding which canuot be done by convict Inbor by cottract. ‘This includes all fron-work, ete. Tey will ud- yertise fur proposalaos soon os apecifications can pe prepared. The past few dave have been very favorable for hurvestiuy.in this vicinity, and the dulk'of t, already stacked wud ready: for ie yleld of spring wheat especially fa larger than any previous yenr since 1800, ‘The Governor has appointed John Cunning- ham, Isaac M. Kelly, and 8, M, Etwood to up- prale the Irvington Agricultural College Farm, whieh fs soon to by sold by the State, Capt. G. R.-Dser, who was appointed and contirmed by.the Senate as Chief GrainsTu- spector ot Juliet, bas resigned, und the. Gover- vor has appointed Ed. H. Akin a3 Chief Urajn Insveetor for Will County, it having been de- cided to huve a County Inepector. ; Auditor Needles and his force are busy draw- dng warrants for the payment of the July ap- propriutions, ed JOLIET. Sneciat Niepateh to The Tribyne . 2 JoLixt, Hi. ‘July 2—There has been a bitter fight golug on here for sone time over the ap- paintment of Graln Inspector under the new State law, Capt. George R. Dyer was first ap, poluted, but this dissatisfied a number of vrain- buyers, particularly ‘Messrs, Carpenter, Marsn, and Speer, and they bestered the Gayernor 60 strougly that Dyer nally restgned on condition thut a WI County man should be appolnted., Yesterday the change was made, Mr. E. dL Akin, of Jollet, who has had a large experionce iu the grain business, being appointed Chief ctor, with Capt, Dver os Registrar and tant Inspector, This ulves uo better sat> tafactlon, however, than the rat appointment, and an effort will 'be made to secure Akia's ru moval, Capt. Mansfeld Young, of this clty, to-day received from the Adjutunt-General's gitice ut Suringfield a commission. as Major of Artitlery, ‘Tole {s fn conformity with the uew State Militia Jaw, which provides that a company of artillery haying inure than two guns aliall be cutitled to anedditionat Second Meutenant, and the com mander thereof shall rauk us Major, ‘The ariltiery company at this placa (Battery C, of the IMnots Natlonel Guards) hus tour guns, Capt. Youny'’s promotion is well deserved, and. very eratitying to bls friends here, tls com> nuisslon ts dated July 2, and, upon its recelpt, the battery turned out und fred u salute, Ma}. Young retains command of the Joliet Battery. THE UNION CATHOLIC LIBRARY FICHIC to-morrow, at Woodlawn, promises to bea yory pleasant affair, and, auno intoxicating beverages will be sold on the grounds, the attendance will be very select, Music by Pound, and archery for the Jadlow. Mlinvis Central trains atO a. m., 32 ma, audi p.m. nen NATURAL. necial Navoring extracts atural flavors over used, —— Dr. Price’ @ the Anent and mi rth? will be fucomplete without some ‘Of Dawson's fireworks, 211 State, | Indigestion, 4: pepsia. nervous prostration, and all foru of voneral debuity roheved by lakinz ‘a Peptomaed Beol tne only Pp a of beef contaluing ite entire nutritious propertica. It ly nota more siliulunt like tue ex- tracte of beef, bug conttine bluod-wmakiug, force- generating, and Iife-sastainiug properties; fa tn- Valuable tu all enfcebled conditions, whether the Tevult of exhaustion, wervuus prosteation, overe wore, OF sculu diseuse; particularly if resulting from. pulmiunary complaint, Caswell, Masard & Caos Veopriators, New York. For aule by drug- alate. ‘= a Tanwace p Sannberren ehalowein int Ea orn ie eetliienee UW Alneah, ge cited, atten of. Michigan City, Indith 5 Clty, by the Neve 24" Astana: INGALLS=In * Clata: Luu S awed 2U years and 0 Atlee! ‘add O IMIDE. * Faueeal tein No. 7% Cutie Peorla-at, tod Saipan; The remalse wil be teed 0 Fi Tig toe interment smile + please copy. ' HIBEi==Ag Mor dee July t. pana AE Mantes di Jat, leugo,aged 23 Boratie are ide vit eu Rod. 23 yonray Oonths and 14 deve, t Thirsday,., July. sh trom tht rapa eh tr angio De Me Of gonaumviton, uly 2, oldeat daughter of Mra, &, P. Ingalls, , the a re ldcuees joaton (Muss,) and Providence “(R. 1.) papers Salta e reatdenco of hls Felendsef the Te Cievelund, Colgiyips: (0.), and Oxwego WY) Papers pleass copy. LLIAMS—At the residence of U wanye nee Invite: t2-Vermout ASIITON—Jul the residence of rine tunes, 73 F BR-Ultawa 1 ‘ra pleaae copy. bis non, Tt. ©, + Chauney Witiiaing, oeed nh at the residence Thursday, July 9,at Lo'etock. ty Miea Mary Ashton. at jary and Allee Cathas SPRAK—At. Palatine, Hy Mra, Mary L., wife of Asa Spear, aged y ‘Siautachusntt McOUINE—July 2, daughter of residence, Ro. eral Eri emutery,; 3 at Ari5S-p. m., AS th Wey Gaiferte ening Hand Jane K, Stroni { PMilwaukeo papers FANNING=July dence, 97 Wesson-at. July 4, by cars td Calvary Ci EP Condda papete pleviy copy. yl PRINCE—July 1, Matilda, Cohn, Teaphnel ft Fetage’s 7 Funeral will taxe placg t , Tealdinea, 153 Verngn-af., BE | ““ DEVRELR— filly 27 Ancy Dovroux, a: eral at her adn's Yesidence, No. Wo'e'ovk, by carriages to apiers please copy. it jesse copy. Patrick Fanning, st hie atte, beloved MeUuire, atthelr 27 Kast Iitusle- darisuly alge Mfo"a. mug by carriages to of cerebro-spinal e'M., youngest daughter of Charles R, Sead S veara aud 5 taouths. rest= emetery, beloved wife of rday, July 3, from her tate Oe, TI, 1 BO years. TE iteuryate at “THE VITAL ENERCIES, wien, Genrer exhausting dian tathn; ae i femperuzure,,. aliond Anong thos i Hered’ by ti hone! ine'recclved €08,-OF thd influence of nde A Uy fatigue, boully or mental, by be reinforced—phyal- clang tellus -by some wholesome stimulant; and have,been texted and adminis- auch hearty rec- cr ‘ommendatton os Mostetter'’s stomach Bitters, It han been preferred by them from tho fact that its aplritaol a dnsia, Which ieof the purest description, $s modifiéd by, aud mado the vehicle for, the ver" table medicinal principles Incurporated with it. riers of tne bowel! jfections, urinary .an¢ +tismy intermitte preventa ne sell ns rom mlaing, .. A hovtehuld: stock of scarcely bo ca ‘These latter render it conspicuously serviceable in cases of general deoility, conatination, and other di in: dyspepsia, norvous af- terine aliments, rhi nd-remittent fevers, which It edies; and In liver cam- medicines can led complete,without this Inestimas eet Ranma, Re 1. N. DANFO iMfood ana Wises tt Doeare Jitatrat aod, anit What Lt Do H Plates and drawlogs. Admission fF MES BENS: OF. DIVISION NO. “urgently reqtieated to “atte: Hordthe mternient’ of -@ ‘brother U'TOULE, Secretary. ‘pu 3 O'CLO! U. in Lower Farwe day by Sis. . |ONTHLY ME #PUE REG | n “Chicago Exch naloagere of tie Work” willbe held. the rooms of the Society, nla. A lange attendance Is requested, ec his eventing tn Walle ital, corner of Tialete A ATR gt $f hb elac} sdarn, ta make arrangements ni GOSPEL MBPT Thurs Inv evening at 10 corner State and Ws ‘ANNOUNCEMENTS. RCTURES THIB EVEN- Hirond Chapel. son ov ehe ited with anatomfe: id and member. FP. MM. TNO OF TI il, WA be i ETING OF THR ange for Woman's "ctoc! ‘ag busft Portance will be bron ght before the meeting. EVYAL BAKING POWDER. -. 7 P Absolutely nure—maie from Grane imported exclusively fur, tal ulvtrict af France, Sie wniform Sold oufyin cans by all Grogers, to. Ra fo bunks: FRA. Sonate eet ¥ GEO. P. GORt 80 and 82 Wabat Thursday, July 3, at Cream of Tartar, 4 Powder fram the Wine and, wholesumne. ‘A pond cau.mailet In Feely of wi cats, yet a fets 1 ROYA! {pat ea CU,, 171, York. fe end goon tal: twheatti a Eo eels wh uane-at., alum; daugeruus en Oflered loose ur 1ON SALES Me TRADE SALE CROCKERY & GLA Goods packed for country merchan: ods packed for county SSWARE, LOTS. POMEROY 0, 1, GUILE eC BH HONS Agu Dog (ebra;,78.d& BU, audotpli-at, OUR REGULAR FRIDAY’S SALE - POSTPONED Until Saturday, Inly 6, at 9:30 o'clock. on ace count of the 4th July velng Whou wa whl offer 0: on Friday, ual large assortment of ‘aiid Sccond-THand FURNITURE, Plauna, Drassela and: Wool Carpets, and) Dining-room , Farniture, Marble: top Tables, Rover, (i Wares Cigars. anit General . LAs ‘e by ALLA ra Y, hee nd unwes, oukery, Gaseware, Plata erghundtac. artor, Chamber, ren Wararoben ae Auctioneers, ‘ib Hand iy ‘Auctionevra, 47a Kest |i Thy fila i AUCTION HOUSE IN Wlal ahem, 9, t And Longest Eutablished CHICAGO, ‘WIL give particular attention to REAL BEITATEH SALE And la of PERSONAL PROF BIND: sles caybed promptly, Clothing, Purnishing Go HORSDAY, July a, at) Aulevtouuiy, 174 ieandoipn BY BOOTS, SHOES; and ME. Me SAND 390 aud 132 N EN S PARTY OF ALL + REQUUAR THUUSDAY, TRADE SALE ODS, OH, BO.» AS clock a. m.,- at our Wats he ets & CO., Auctioncors, _ & CO, ashe ay. REGULAR SALE LAPPERS, ‘TIES (Thursday) Morning, at Auction, at 0 o'clock, JAS. P. MCNAMAILA, Auct'r, SU WEUSKY AND V ‘WIIISKY. NES, ABSOLUTELY PURE, . Taste before you buy, avo 1600, a bottle. UCATIONAL TRUS CAM, SCF sumarietices Wediicaday. Ueto be sual Peru, we von MOE, ir fo peulue cere Adasen, UBEKY UETCHCON SCHOOL, rere Ani Lat ito, Bad ead oF Faculty, 8 ee weaseaaaad Jay Depare hy Apia) ota ‘Cuurd of sud; udente actasli tering Nay CHEGARAY' INSTITUTH, 1527, 1680 Hvrucesaty Pl arding way Duy Schou aren front ate tae rte te Errety reulures sadanke DTiaee nh ry rs ae ladelpbia, for Young Ladive and jan ne Gier tan, IE ¢ familly, tanh at _ DEALS 9 CBRL DIAG orders, Ge’ tower, Cute ous the Unto: alt varia, 4 fu, wud upward. ag . -FOH GOKPORATIONS EMH SORPORA Lodges, . « ‘Je we. Wax Beulw for pyran : he dh, Childs & Con 6 Wasilleuton St, PO batidatehtnh lO TED THROUGI luu—vxprrad Lo HOF 1D.” Addis, tilts cake