Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1880, Page 8

A THE CITY. QUNERAT NEWS. A. Freury, Paris, France, is nt the Palmer, J, 1, BLANDY, Houghton, Mich. ia at the Tro- mont. : A. Bornenn and company are at tho Sherman, ‘tr, H. Drannonn, San Franolaco, fa at the ‘Tremont. W.J. Wenn, Leadville, and W. 1. Haldwin, Queber, uro at the Tremont, Grona® W, Buctaxan and William Camp- vell, fondon, Rngland, aro at the Palmer. Mit. Axb Mua. J, H. HAVenty roturned yester- any from tho East and nro nt tho Sherman, HS, Bauntrr, 0.8. A, and Ell Perkins, Now York, were together nt the Palmer yesterday. 4.8. Oraven, Division Superintendent Chicago & Northwestern Rallrond, Clinton, In., is at tho Palner, 1, Hantrros, St. Petersburg, Hussia, and M. Kelilnger, Snnta Barbara, Cal, aro at tho Grand Yaelfle, Irfs understood that Pat ‘Torney intends to contest. the vicetion of John Murphy as Alder- Tan of tho Seventeenth Ward. Mantin J. Hy nneut, ‘St. Loul |W, Barnum, Brookiyn, N. ¥.; BOB. Vicknor, Peoria; and W. F, Wilson, St. Paul, avant the Sherman. Josrri, the Infant gon of Michneland Barbara Habrilln,' ving at No, 90 Fry street, died nud- denly without medical attendance at’ 10 o'clock terdas forenoon, Tho Coroner has been tur ied. Tur temperaturce yesteniny, 13 observed by Mannase, optician, No. & Mudison street (Paine UNE Milling), wrss, at 8. Wy AT AZ amy A358 BP, Mey Hi May B72 8 P. Tarometor, 8 a. ty 20.78; 8 pe athe 20.0%. 8. TavLon, Secretary of the Lincolt Park Board of Conunissioners, Informs Elllott Anthony nnd of hers interested tha.t “the entire expenditure on recount of 'linestrect drive,’ from Onk stree t_to North avenue, hus been, to abprll 1, 1880, $5227,738."" livnny Bass, byenrs of nge, was run. down at 4:30 yestordagy afternoon by an_ express wagon, owned and atriven by Boxes Cohn, of No, 77 Milwaukee avenue, Upon being, taken home It wns found ‘that the Tittle foltow’s Jnjucies con- aisted only of a few bruises. Mut. B. Stoxx, the luinter purchasl og agent of the Chica go, Hock Island & Pueille und tho Atchison, Tapekn & Santa Fd Rallrouds, who has ‘been spend ng several months In the Syuth re- crulting his, health, bus returned tothe city and may agaln be found at hls post of duty. fun fivatallation service of the Rov, B.D. Enton, tae new pastor of the Oak Parle Congre- ational, Churet. wit tnke place to-cay. ‘Tho Council? meets nt the church at 30 PMs and 9 sermon will be preached by the tev. F. N. Netto Inthe evening. A gouertt Anvitation fg extended. ‘Tis annual meeting of the stockholders of tho People’s Building and “Loin Aas ciution wis held dest evenlug at No. ©) Washington street. ‘The following Directors wore clected -to tke the pluces of those whose terme had oxp red: Jumes: t. May, HH. Stinipson, H. B. Parker, E. 2, Tambo, C. 8. Jones, D.& Garlick. + A A-YRAn-OLD son aft Christian Coupper, of No, 209 Twenty-{Irat street, had his right. foot badly crushed at 4 o'glock yesterdigy atternoon by baving ft caught: between the , Fort Wayne railvoud bridge and tha abutment is tho atruct~ ure was closing. “Wf. physiciin who attended hin thought amputg Udon would prove necessiry. Jonx Novak, 0 Polish boy of 7 years, whoso parents live at No. 410 Elston avenue, was rin over at 11:45 yestenday forenoon by an qutgotn passenger train otr tho Northwestern Juullron nt the Hluckhawk street crossing, He was on his way home’ from schoo! nt tho thne. Dr. Venne, whe attend ed him ut lis home, siys the skull is fractured, and that bis. injuries will probably prove faral. + MiciiAnn O'Cox.xon, a hopelesis insane crent- ure, hus been in, miserable quarters at the Ar- mory Yor over wees, pending a foollsh and most Inapproprinta contest between the County and City Physiclan as to whose duty it was to pigs upon insaue eases in the polleo stations, ‘ne poor lunnfic is nearly dend for lack of proper nouristunent, care, and :ccommodutions, and cortuinly cannot Inst much longer, Tue creditors of the slippomy Mr. Fitch are Btlil Craged in looking nfter the atulf ho mort- raged to F, ¥, Colu for $400, andl nt lust nccounta ‘were atill uziablo to find it and Jay hands on it. Cole, it is new understood, eliias to have a bill of salo for tho but an astempt to find bin ond ascertain Just when and how and from whom ho got it resulted Ina failure. So fur ng can bo discovered, the situation bus uot changed since Satarday. eZ C. N. YEAMANE, President of the Now Haven & Northampton Railroad, Now York; P.M, Meyors, Vice-President Minnesota Southern Rallrntd, La Crosse; W-B, Lonsdoy, Superintendent Po- ulnsula Rullroad, Kscanaba; D, W. C, Brown, General Mannger Cincinnatd, Sandusky & Cleve- ‘and Railway, Sandusky; C. A, Swineford, Sue perintondest Baraboo Hatirond, Baraboo, Wis.¢ and A. B Sucot, Generut Tralie Manager Gran Rapids & Indiana Raltroad, Indlauupolls, aro at the Grand Pacific, . ‘Tue fifth annucl clection of officorsof the Chicago Drug, Paint & Oll Exchange took place attholr rooins, No. 61 Wabash avenue, yeutor. day, resulting as follows: President, Cd, Hurl- but; Vice-President, P. C, Heaiford; Treasurer, William Mosoback; Seoretary, F, E. Pottot; Dl- rectors. C. H. Cutler, 1. A. Langé, M. I. Barratt, H. 7, Mitchell, Thomas Lord; Committes on Sta- L, M. Friedlander, Honry M. Humphrey, Hines; Committce on Arbitration, Peter ‘Van Schauck, 8. A. Tolman, D. Lt. Shipman, ‘Try funeral of Mrs. M. A, Devine, wife of ex- Ald, Devine, took piace Zemenlay from her lute residence, No. 63 North State street. ‘Tho re- mang were escorted to the Cathedral of tho Holy Name, whero a High Mass was_solomnized wud an eloquent sarmon delivered, The services at the Cathedral) being over, the large cortéye followed the remains to Calvary Cemetery, where they were Interred, Mr. Dovine wis a Jndy highly esteem ed by a large clrcto of friends, For the hist two 'yenrs sho bus been an Invalid. She leaves a hustand and tive ehlidron. WILLe Brew, 16 yenrs of wa living in the rear of No. 38 Division atrevt. while aaalating tn carrying, Bone Diuskets belonging to the Soclul- data outof tho Nntional Theatre on Clyhaurn ave- nue, and loadir g them upon an expresa-wagon, Was’ shot in tle face by a companion nimes Wile Swotzer, ‘The boy’ received a full charge of powder full'in tho face, ae most pal fulwounds, Dr. Cuse, who attunded hit, thinks lus will loge hig eyesight. fn consi 20, Whit ought to bo done to the Idiots mber of that Koviuty who teft tho gun loaded and primed, fs fomething Dor that Communistic newspaper known as tht: Arbetter Ze(luny to decide upon. JAMES and Mary Cavanaugh, destitute chile dren, uged 1 nn i years, respectively, wero yea- tenluy sent by Justice Walluee tu the Servite Bisters, The mother, Mrs. Mary Cuyanaugh, was Also charged with being deatitute, but sho wus dficharged inorder to) earn’ a respevtae ble living, The futhor of the family, while in) tho employ of the Michigin Southern Railroad, lost an arm, and was then inade Hagan, ‘This tion he also lost, und, finding himself a buiden upon hls helpless fam- ily, he disnppeared mysteriously. Tho mother and her two chitdvon were buifeted about from place watll recuutly, when. thoy ware L degrees: 1 ence, to plac found sleeping witler a sidewitk on Clark strvot, A NonSE attached ton wagon, owned by Michnel Leese, of Ni Mohawk stroet, anid driver by Gearge Leenc, Hire OF AE, ALCO? ‘prnted by his sister, jhaty Leese, 18 yours of ure, Tan away nt 11:30 yesterday morning trom the corner of West Chicago avenue and tho North: weatern Hallroud, tho amin baving taken Tright at a passing locomotive, Tho hor nin to) tha bridge, und a only prevented from drowutog tnt tho river by thy hrldye-tender, who stupped it Just as it ouched the railing. Just before reaching thd’ bridge thy rea patty of the wagon were thrown out Nialently. to tht pavement. “The young woman was only slightly Injured, but her brother was govercly, though nob dangerously, cut and bruised nbaut the head, fle was in consequence Insensiblu for some tine, but a phyelelin who attended nit ut bls home thought bu would roe cover, He, a INQUESTS, oroner Mann yesterday held an inquest upon Jobn Leonard, a itborer, who wis run over Tad kiiled while attempting to stent! a ride on tho Ue Huols Central Railroud from Kensington Btutlon tothe city. A voriict of ucckdentnk donth, ox. pneraling the railrond Cron all blame, waa rus turned by the fear An inquest wis -wilso held at the: Morgue upon an une nown wan found | Saturday afternoon in tho lake at the foot of Thirteenth wtroot, A Verdict of found drowned was returnea, For anuny rensong this fe supposed to be the body of Abraham Laukemann. 3 Finlander, who wad re parsed missing Feb, & jut byshin Criond, Mra, Mater, of No. 429 Cunal street. “Gaukemunn was along without relatives in this country, an was Insane on religion, He en ool the diwks — ut uurket, and it was presumed ho bad drowned himself, An inquest wae also held at the Morgue upon a female Infant about 3 weeks gid, found drowned in the lake at tho four of Vhirty-fth street. The inquest upon Hanora Tyna, alls ** Patsy Bolivar,” who committed silelde by tuking a dove of inorphing, wid not coucluded yesterday, us the physician who at- tended ber was not to be fuund, Tint Saturday the jury linpanclod in the cage ot Charles , Romlek, Jr. who was killed bee DEATH istre commenced hearing evidence sat the Covers ollice tn tho County Uuilding, aund yesturday they concluded thelr labors, Jarge nuinber of witnesses wers examined, and tho teatinony wassbort-handed forthe bonelit of both the Hallrund Coupany und the Corouer's obice, ‘Thurs were no now pointe’ of any iuportance Prunes nity howaver, patiently Hstened to, hud alveady announced | bis tu the fampany: and of prosecuting ‘The ittte fellow started to yun across thu atreet and was not seen by the drivor of thu cur, nor did he tu turn gee tho cur approaching. In tho sulddle of tho truck the boy uppeared, to butt, ewiug tow veblcle, pussiag on the other side of the strect, “AC this fustunt the ponece struck bin, aod before the driver vould bring tho car to a stand, owing, 19 he olaims, to the mud on the track, the boy wns so severely crunched boneath tho wheels that ho dled the following day. Tho jury returned tho following ns their: verdict: We, the jury. find that Charles F, itemick, Jr. camo to bis flenth on the 4th) day of April, by reason of shook consequent upon ins turtles recelved the day before by being crushed by the wheels of near of the West Division City Railway Company on Madison street near Clark, nnd we futher find that tho anid aecidont was due to the erfininal carctesness of J. J, Brown, iriver of saldcar, in driving at i fast rato of apeed, sual recommend that he be held to tho raid Jury, ulae vensuring the Hallway Com- ping for enforcing rules to regulate the spcod of sirect-cars, BECOND WAND NFPUNLICANS. Arogutar meeting of tho Becond Wart Re- bier Chib was held lust evening at No, Sct tate strect, Mr. Fe It. Blissin the chair, Tho leasing of permanent quarters for the Club was referred to the Executive Cominittee, with power tonct. J.1f Howard. a colored resident of the ward, maton speceh in which he ox- tained why the colored men hid beaten Mr. Billings in tha Inte election. hited been beeanso tho nuchlnery on, tho Ropublican side had been rotten. The ehullengora could not vouch for any voters who came to the polls because thoy had been p In precinets whero: thoy wera strangers. Not enough money had been used, and ft was iniposaible te rin the pos Mticat machine without grease. Tho blame, for tho defeat rested outy on the shoulders of the Hepnbilenn, Club's Execentive Committ the members of which knew nothing about runt a campalgn, Mr. Retd “said he | though! that the defent owas not ko much the result of | had so management ons it was of Democratic, ballot-box atuiig, ant the nse of “patent aMmduvits.’ (Appliuse.) P, Rivers, another colored nan, who hod henn & challenger in ‘the Second Precinct, said that ho hid been, Anpronehert ‘by Pat Sanders and some of hia friends and offered 9 position na detectlye if ho would work for the Demoeratle ticket. He had challenged one man five times durhue tho andl twenty-six inen hid voted the Demo- eritic teket, claiming Jerry Monroe's saloon is a residence, ‘fhe sider’ had wll worked for Sanders, and that was what beat them. After some furthar discussion on the subject, the Club adjourned, TNE UNION VETERAN Cun held 9 regular meeting Inst evening In thelr rood {n the Grand Paelfle Hotel, with Comrade James A. Sexton in the shale, ‘rho Chub js com= welled to vaente its present quarters on the stot May. on acemmt of the expirition of Tense. Mr. Potter Palmor wrote to the Club that * While the -Palmer tHlouse stands, tho Chlenyo Unlon Veteran Club shall not want for shelter, free of charge; and | shall be most happy tones comodate you with rooms for your assembling: whenever you desire thom.” Tho offer was uc cepted with thanks, he Committee on Lectures reported that Leonard Swett bad consented to give a lecture before the Club at a thine and place ta be de- elded on herenfter, tho lecture ta be free nnd open to othe Club and fta friends, The Comimittes of Arrangements on tho lecture by Capt. Hrownell on Col. Ellsworth reported that ft would bo glyen. Thursday evening nt Herslicy: Hall, and that there would be military: niusie, bigie exlis, ete, The profits, 1f there are any, will be for tho benefit of the Club, to be used in celobrating Decoration-Dnv, Rudotph B.Seott, 2 colored tall agent, who was appoln to hia pince as a Republicns, ninda in application. for membership. in tho Club, but waa. rejected because he hid at times deserted hls party and voted the Demo- cratic Heket, The Club is Republican in prine ciple and proposes to take tts. polities straight, ‘The rejection of Rentt acemed to rile some of the meinbers, and the bualleting for candidutes was postponed for two wecks, Comrade Jacohs moved that a committee of two be appointed to asslat the Secretary in pre= paring Invitations to all military and otber or- ginizations that desired to take part In tho cele- brittion of Decoration-Duy, Comrade Terce stated that the ormnization of nuxiliary clubs was being perfected 1n all the wards, t ‘Tho Club then adjourned for two wegks, GEN, TOUNENCE. : Itappenrs from filler investigntion that tho paragraph concerning Gen, Joseph T. Torrence published in yesterdity’s papor was incorrect in some naterial points. ie negro with whom the Genern! was sald to have had tho alteren- tion, having been ordered out of the. house, started tongsait the General, but received a blow between the oyes which knocked him down, Tho only Injury whieh the General received was. the rubbing of the skin off of his knuckles. Ho himself was not touehed by the entured man, who wos so ashamed of his defent that ho exe pinined nt. the drug-stora. where he went to get ater gl that he had gotten his Injury by fall- Ing on the sidewalk. Tho trouble originated in 4 quarrel between the colored man und tho sorvunt giel, which was summarily ended by the Genoral's ordering tho man to louve.: THE CITY-IIALL.. ‘Tre Tealth-OMcor condemned 3,876 pounds of unwholesome meat lust week, and abated 120 nulsnnees, ‘Tue Board of Inspectors of the House of Cor- rection will meet at the institution to-morrow at 10 o'clock. ‘Tne Mayor says that peoplo must keep off the grass in Union Park, ana to this end has ordered the necessary signs put up and posts planted. Vehicles will bo kept out of the park also, If it becomes necessary to station officcra thoro to enforce tho orders it will be dune. Among tho bullding-permits fssued yestertay was one to H. 8, Graham to erect a two-story dwelling, No, 71 Avon place, to cost $1,800; ong to J. Shorriffa to arect a! two-story ofice and Uwolling Launbor: atreet, nenr Twenty-second, to cost $1,400; and one to Tlenry Stephens to ercet one-story cottiure, Lincolti street, near Park nyenue, to cost $1,000. A petective has been looking up the seeond- hand dealers who hive been doing «pawn broker's business, and tho Mayor hus given tne struction that, when they apply for a renewal of their licenses, they be required to take out a bawnbroker'’s Heense, etc, The lat is quite ong one, aud, the difference in the costot the Heonses potng $50, tho city has some Interest in no result. ‘Tue Mayor has about concluded to-inyest $220,000 of the surplus moncy in the Water Fund by taking up a portion of the water bands fulle Ing due duly 1. His theory fs that, even if it bevomes neceasary to [ssud new bonis to erect additional engines at the Weat Side Pumping- Works, they can be issued to better advantage than tho ofd bonds wore, and that ff the city: could take up all of tho outstanding bonds it would make money by the operation, for while the old bonds are drawing 7 per cent new ones can be issued at & per cent and rendlly sold, ‘Tux Committee on Streats und Alluya, Wert, wits In sosslon yesterday afternoon, and vurivus: st improyeni were passed upon, Among the recommendations ugreed upon was the re- peu) of tho ordinunce for limproviug Noble Street, whereupon i delighted resident pur- chused 8 box of clyara for the Committee; tho improvement of ftandolph xtreet from Des- pliines to Halsted; the mucadamizing of Honoré. streets the jmprovement of Jotfersan atreot; tho remonstrance Cer improving ‘Throop street was placed on ile; and the romonstrance tuainat tinproviay West StuiJaon atreot was con- Cary, WILSON, of tho Eoulth Department, was put ndrift in the’ Inke yesterday morning in charge of a flotia of scows loaded with rotten frutt, oto, with very indetinit instructions, Tho onty thing he posilively know was thit ho was toduinp the stuif somowhero. Up to do'ctock he hut not buen heard from, and, alnce he started nt 8 o'clock, the aupposition was that ha had vither crossed the Jako, or become ships wreeked and fullen a vietin to tho angry waves. Later, the Cuptala returned, living beon about Tour miles out in tho lake, and, owlng to the heavy wind, being] unable to dump the load, ree turned, and will make another trip to-day, take Jog with him mien with shovels tw unloid the HCOWB. | MANSRAL Swenze's treport for the current year deals, tlrst, with the obreumatinices and hiss tory of his appolntinent. ‘Pho report slows wis Aires Tn ISTH, with a loss of $572,0%°, or an average of $890.) From it serles of tables and fiures, he shows that the vost of firesprotection his been S25 por bullding, or ubout three mills on tho dolar, Ho recommends direct Hre-alarm eon neetion with schools and: public build: ued = Tho | Murshal further recommends that steps be taken Immediately to" lo- vio a system of faving telegraph | wires underground, and problbletng their ereetion on me orover buildings, The roport closes with ho usual oxbibits and tublos,showing the candl- ton and progent elliviency of the Department, THE LOG ORDINANCE, . The dog ordinunce was supposed to have gang Into force Saturday, but the street ti as full of dogs us ever, the only change beln the dogu in the eity have metullle ‘nbout thalr necks to protect thom, The object of tho ordinances, us generally understood, bi to pros tect the people and not the dogs; but, ww Tt is belng enforced, tha dogs bave immunity from polaoned ment and the platol, while tho owners of thom, and others, have no protection what- over from hydrophobin, ‘Thia ls not ue it whould be; but tho Mayor says the reason fa thit he hus not yet been able to solect the * dog-cutchers” provided for by the ordinunce, hence he hus no neansot tukiug up the unmuzzled dogs, Fire thormore, he suys he fs in nogreat burry in the mitter; that be inde amistake iy his prochimas Hon, ote., becnuse there doce not appear ta be any tmimbnent danger from hydrophobla; and, Dually, that he desires te encourage the taklig out of Yeonsox, and to aiford oyerybody ample UUme to prepare for the vigorous onforcement of tho ordinance when the tine comes, ‘The pros- pect, then, is that the unmuzzlod dog 1g not among the things of the pust. * TNE COUNTY-BUILDING. Jiu Stewaur, of the office of tho Olurk of the Criminal Court, du very Ill, . Srate's-ATTOUNEY Mitts has sent his brief In the Huyward case to Ottawa, ‘, Gostav F, sexy, of Luyden, qualified as Justice of the Peuce before the County Clerk, ‘Tis Committee appoluted ta seloct a loci for the County. Pooritouse, huve Seaton ane entecn farmein Thornton, Bloom, Maine, Whovl- fog, and Leyden, und owners arg anxioug to 2 that 1,000 of , ‘Hoard recently, authorized tho Committe te elulined that the Committus had ne rlgbt to due have thom look at othora in Niue Island, Rivor- gide, nnd Dalton, whieh thoy probably ‘will do Hexny and Christine Trycolak wero given DE esate by Judgo ‘Looms to adopt Maggio ‘Alrbarn, Snemrr Wonnert. of Whiteside County, on his way to Jollet with Georgo Schutz, left his prisoner In the County Jall until this morning: Tur trint of the safe-blower, Al Heiter, tor stealing 8100 from. the ollico of ‘tho Philip beat Brewing Company, began in the Criiniunl Court Yyeaterday mornln; ‘Tne ente of Clarence BE. Davis, tho man of y wives, fs set for trinl In the Criminal Conrt ny, Dut, us his attorney is Blok, itis not Ukely that It will come tip. Tn Committee on Charities will meet at 2 oeteck: thhaatternoon, nudit a few bills, grant some ae and probably pass on some requlst- tons for Poor- House suppites. Hesny C. Preneiicns, «Board of Trade mitt who bas considerable proporty, fs altewed to be insane, and whethor be tor not will be deter- mined In the County Court this morning, Trmority Lani, who struck Dete laghor on tho hend' with a brick, wils 3 convleted in the Criminal Court of assuctt with {ntent to kil, nd given flye years in tho Pent- tentinry by the Jury. : ‘Tine sult of the Chicago & Western Indiann Railroad vs. tho Mlehigui Southern, ete, to con demu property along the west sido of Clark street sonth of Twelfth, fs on trial in the County Court. ‘The tand fs worth about $74,000, and tho Western tndinna want to run their tracks on It. ‘Tir attorney of tho rufflan, John Garrity, did not appenr in the Criminal Court. yesterday morning, and, as tho matter of ball did not come up, State's-Attorney Mills did not make his re- port as to tho responsibility of Leonard Roth- kerber and Michnel Levi, who had offered them selves ne suretios for tho thug. Although noth ing was sald, it was the impression that Hoth- cebdr would not hive been accepted, AK to vi, he his withdrawn his meme for somo reason, 80 there {9 no presont prospect of Gare rity's gotting ont of Jath—a fortunate thing for the commutity, as there will be fewer nssuults and less Hkellhoal of murders, ‘Tur lawyers of Dr. Meyer hepcnre in tho Criminal Court. yesterday morning and offered Edward Koeh, Jacob Lius, and Ida Moyer, bis wife, as surctics, THs ball, it will be remem: bered, wus fixed by Judge Smith ut $15,000, Koch swore ne wits worth $75,000 over and above hls debts, and dida’t_ owe more thin 812,000; that be was worth $15,000 more than hoe ow and Mr. Mover that she possessed unineun bered ren} estite, willed to her by Henry Gel an worth $12,000, It appenred. however, that Koch was on nt distiller’s bond, se the Court. re- fused toacerpt him, As tha othor two wero fi suiliclent, the lawyers wont out ty hunt np aus other, but bad not auceeeded In fliding one up to the tho the Court adjourned, FEDERAL NOTES, Ten thousand dollars in gold wns disbursed yesterday, . ‘Two nunnrep barrels af alcohol were with+ druwn for export yesterday. ‘Tue Assistant Treasuror sesterd ay disbursod $4,000 and received $10,000 fu allver, Tus internal-revenuo receipts yesterday amounted to $27,374, Of this umount, $20,022 $3,837 for tobucco nud cigars, Joun Crasten, who was indicted by the Grand Jury in October for fecelsto excessive pension fees, wns yesterday brought bn by United-States: Marshal Oukley, who arrested hin, in Menomi+ nee, Wis. He gaye bail, and was relensed under bonds of $1,600, , ve W. J. Rani, of match-hond notoriety, who was turned over by hia bondsinen Saturday wight, will be transferred to the custoity of the United States to-day. Ue claims thatit is a family quarrel, and yesterday was making on- deavors to sccure his release under bonds signed by atill other rehitives, Rean-Apminan Joun Roparns, as Chairman of the Light-lHouse Hoard, bas issued a clreular notifyt iight-keeperd — thut. thoy niuat keep thelr Ighta shining at atl seasons wher veasel nterthe port or nnvignte in the hts on felands will bo wav yy those the malntand, and where the situntions are such that the keeper cannot romuin all winter, hods required to remain until there Is uctunt danger in delay, Buoys whictt have Leon rémoved for tho whiter must bo re- placed the moment the ice lewyos In the spring. ‘Tite collections for dutics yesterday footed‘up S47. Following are tho dutiuble goods re- G. Bullen & Co, 12,070 bushols barley; dullus Bauer & Co, 1 cases musical instru- ments; Elgin National Wate Company, 1 cuso watch materials; Chicago Stanping Compuny, 82} boxes tin-plate; Fielil, Loiter & Co., 60 cases dry poods; Cirson, Pirle, Scott & Co,, 18 cases dry yroods: 1, A. Kohn & Bro., B cases dry nods; F. W. Hayne & Co., 63 boxes ule; Mowing: and Reaping Machine Co., 100 cases steel wire; A.B. Meeker & Co. 20 tons pig-iron; It He Ladd & Co., 15 casks groaso: A. H, Abbott & Co, vhsce artists’ materials; Mandel Bros., 2 oases dry goods; Kirebhoif & Co.,2 cuske wine; Chica- gy Stamping Company, 34% boxes. tit-piate; Viilliam Clurke, 16 eases cunned goods: A. B. 00 tons plg-iron: J. H. Brown, 338 tons scrap-iron, - fe TOWN ELECTIONS. THE SOUTH TOWN NOARD OF CANVARSERS met at tho South Town office, No. 110 Dearborn atreet, yesterday morning, enuvassed tho votes of tho Inte election, and prepured a report, which thoy presented in tho «fternoon nt a meoting of tha Hoard of audit, The lnttor meeting was presided over by Justice Meech, und there were also present Supervisor Page, Town-Clerk Schorek, und Justices Hammer, Summertiold, Brown, and Brayton, Supervisor Page preeented to the meoting his Accounts and vouchers for the ensutuy year, and, on motion, Justices Summerfield and Brown, wore uppuinted a committes to examine the 4 nine, . On motion, the work of procuring 1 sultnblo otico for the Town Roard for the ensuing year was lett to the incoining Supervisor, Coltector, and Assessor, Who wero {natructed to report ata meeting to be entied by tho Supervisor, ‘Tho report of the Hoard of Canvassers, which announced the clection of Mr. Roswell B. Bacon: as Suporvisur, Mr. Frank Drake ng Assessor, Me. Marcus A. Farwell us Collector, 3 ir. Je W, Moore as Town Clerk, and Mr. Anthony Otte ns Constable, by the following vote, was received and adopted? . Supervisor, Asaessor, I. B. Bacon, it......S414] Frank Brake, R.. ..6,005 Fred Sommer, D,, .6,070)J.8, Hendrickson,04,748 Charles Kelly, C.... Wr] A. 8. Juergens, C., 2 Frank Drake,,..06+ — ¢ ——|Drake's plurallty.. v7 Bacon's pluraitty... U4} Tron Clerk. Callector. M.A. Farwell, R., 6,68 Len Ot, H, sehmidt, ©, Farwell's plurality. To Mooro's plurality .. ww Constable, Anthony Otto, It, Edward Nolan, 8. Fisch, Otto's majority. On motion, plaged nt 60,000, ‘Tho Committco on Suporvisor Page's accounta and vouchers reported that thoy had examined the sume aud found them correct, the balance ut eredit of the town belny 814,033, ‘On motion, the report was opted, and tho Board, after auditing 1 fow bills, adjourned sub- Ject to cull of the Supervisor, NORTIE TOW Tho North Town Vonrd of Canvassors, mado of Supersisor Lottus, Collector Niesen, wid Age avesor Chase, boon work ats o'elock yesturtiy: amorning and nished tholr hibors a ttle afior noon, All the returns, with one exception, wore in proper shupo and thie was. only defcetive in tho omission to “carry ont” the total num- Der of voies, ‘Tho precinct wre the thirdof tho g nth Ward, and the Judges, who werg sont for, rectified tho orror, Tho following was ase certuined to bo the result of tho vlections Supervisor. a, dnacetur, Potor Johnson, It..2007]/8. Apploton It, 708)8, 1. Chiat, Jumes Stanton, D, 4... Poterson, O,...1208] 12, Woiase: Stanton's plurality, 4i|Chaso's plurality... 417 ‘Collet Ms if rolerk. <4 fi is . F, Almonulnger, 2.3,450] W, Groiner, i B. Nicson, Deseeee AUR. TT, Sinith, dry D. A. Warnor, C..400 0.1, UU7}F. Hirth, C...66 Nicson’s plurality., 6%3|Smith's plurolity.., 410 Mr, Johnson was tho only Het publican present during the canvass, and heitimated that he would probably demand a recount, ; ‘THY WHAT TOWN, The Weat Town Roard of Cunvassers mot nt the town oillce, on Halsted atroct, yeaturday norniig, and went on withthe canvass of tho vote of tho Jute election, - Only six of ‘tho pro- cincts whose Judges hud fated to make return in properforw had been putin good onter, leave fog nine still to bo amends canvassed. Tho cauvis of the wlx precinets referred to resulted inn logs ta Bie. Schilio of eluven votes in tho First Peecinot of the Soventh Ward, The Bourd udjourocd finally until L o'clock this afternoon. . DHE COUNTY BOARD, THY NEW KONDS, Tho regulnr meeting of the County Hoard oo: curred in the now rooms upon the fourth Hoor of thd Merebunte’ Building. The rooms are lurgor and In overy way bettor adaptod to the transuction of business than those proviously occupied. All tho members wore present, # An informal report wus subinittod by Cdm-= missionvr Wood, from tha Finance Committe, regurding the $1,158,500 war bonds, which tho Dee Roa 0, 1s sell. Beveral proposals bud peoy considered, - Afr, Woud said, and it bad been decided to av- PERN iapuaten VEO: Henrotin to take the Int tho courso of somp discussion, Mr, Wheeler eldto upon tho neceptance of stich a proposition without the confirmation by tho Bonrd, while Mr. Wood claimed that tho Committee had been empowered to muke the sale and It would bo uactoss to nk tho Boanl for confirmation, Mr. Clark inoved that. tho proposition of Henrotin bo accepted, but he sibsequently withdrew his motion, No nection was tiken th tho mattor, * . Then tho Finance Cammiltce submitted a for- mal report tpon tho mntter of selling thocaunty bonds aa referred to by Cominfssloner Wood, ‘The report was ndopted wnanimously. TH DOME FOUNDATION, Commissioner Novae moved that tho arohitcet, 7,4, Ean, be directed to report to tho Round the cost of taking down and removing of tho grounds tho stone of tgsa-culted domo foundi tons and tho value of the material so far re- moved hy tho contractor, PJ, Sexton, ‘Tho mo- ton wits lost. A resolution was passed directing the Clerk to send in communiention fo the Council asia that the County Hospltal be relieved from pity> ment of the waler-tax, on the ground that tho Hind wees aeharitable tnatitution, Werk further dirveted: to request tho: ninitters yy the Sah at 10. o'clock, at, the Board rooms, to confer as to. the adoption of rules for the purposa of arriving at ten tinal BAGeaTIEE of ron} and pere yin Dy Kean wis iistricted to furnish tho cost ef certain work done on tho Court-House, ‘Adjourned for one weok, SECOND RiUGIMENT. TAKING A LONG VACATION, A meeting of the Bonrd of Olicers of the Sec- ond Hegiment was held, yesterday eventing at the Sherman House, M2j, Heunessy presiding, Cot, Quirk belng fl. ‘This was a private con- sultation held for the purpose of deekting what action shold he taken tn view of the fact that tho lense of the building now occupied as. an armory on Wabash avenue expires on the Ist of May, and that it has been found hnpoasible to etn sultible piece, so that there wid a penstict of tho replmenee boing turned out Inte tha street a cou of weeks by The Second Kas been peenlinrly unfortunate as regards anarmory. ft bus not had a permanent bode aince April, 1878, when the men wero ordered from out of thelr bullding, corner of Jackson and Canal streets, und sent over tothe north end of tho Exposition Building, where they re mained inti the Exposition season opened, when thoy wore foreed to seek teow quurtors, and were moved to the Tabernacle, under tho plat fooren where thoy remained until the built. ng waa unrooted, ‘Thon they went back to tho Exposition Building, removing from there to Nos. 7 and 74 Wabash avenue, thelr present: lueation.. Tho rent .which thoy have been paying for thoir. present quarters ‘is $0 month, but its with bo raised to $4,000 a year, Nor can thoy get decent, quarters anywhere for tesa thin that sum, Tho nnaint which thoy -reecived from tho Stato. last yonr was about ’$2,700, and they prid eut “twice that for quurters and othor expenses, tho diferoneo being mada up by the oficers thein- selyes. Since they will receive but & from tho Sinte for tho coming yenr, tho officers, who wauld have to sign the lease, do not feel in- clined to muko thomselyes responalbte for tha Fegiaent. of tho difference, ‘This orminization, ¢ fs cinimod, tins received but about $1,200 from the lurge fund collected by the Citizens’ Aasn~ elution, while othor organizations hava received far more. ‘i é IT WAS DECIDED, as the result of the conference, that the arms anil uniforms of the roglment should be boxed up and stored In Field, Leiter & Co.'s warchouse and In that of J. V. Farwell & Co, ‘The company roums which were put up, in tho presont urmo- ry ure to be torn out and the material stored in Field & Leiter's warohouse, corner of State and wontleth streets. There being no plico for drill, it was declded that an order be fasied sin. nee. pending drill until, farther orders, ‘This action, which tho ‘Roard of Oflicers con- rldered necessary. must not be. natrucd as nbandouing ‘tho ‘regiment, But it cer- tainly interfers greatly with its usefulness, The arms anil accoutromonts, while perfectly Aifo, are yet put whore It youll take some little to make them available, and the companies mmet necessarily sufferin their drill by reason of this vacation, ‘The sRoard of OMeers wilt mect Monday evening at the Exposition Build- fig, and will continue tis meetings. ‘The ollleces hopo, ag nll eltizens Hon eas will, that tho Citizens’ Association, oF. some other organtzn- tion, may fect moved ‘to take same inimedinta netion for the purpnsa of providing tha regiment with an suunory, tn onter | that tho ellleiency of an orgnuization which hugs done so well, In aplte of tho man obstacics againat which Fit has had to conten may not be destroyedand that the services of 20 good a body of mon, ty bo ayallauble in case an omergenoy Ike that yor two and a lalf years ngo should again arige,” . —— ea STREE' WPAVING, 18 THEIE A RING? ‘'Thero was published jy, Sunday’a papora list of atreots made ont by the Commlaaloner of Pubtic Works, thoy boing th ic selected by himn for i immedinte improvenichf the bids to be adver- tised for within a fow lays. Tt ts alleged thit this mannor of doing Hie ‘work—lotting all thoso streets Inn lump, insteqd of pleeemenl, or from time to tlno—is unwisg, and expensive. While thore 19 m natural pressure on tho part of citizens owning property on _strocts which hava to be tinproved, and forwhich thoy must pay an uesessment to have théwork done nssoon ns pos. alble, yet it 18 claimed that it could be done far more cheaply wore it delayed, and that for two reasons: first, becauselthe assessments have not yet beon collected; anf, socond, because of tho existence of an alleged ring in the matter of atreut-paving. The lastof those jp THE CHIBE POINT. All theso streets mre th bo paved with cedar Dlocks. The business of furnlahing cedar posts ,hos now passed Into tho hands of nbout threo firing. They control tho ontire supply. During tho fall, us tho mon ‘tro nbout starting ont into the woods to do tholr cutting, those Chicago firms conthict for tholr stock, nid innke ndvances-to thom, it is, ims posiitle for any person, espeoinally nt’ this tUme of the year,to buy cedar posts except from these Chicagolirms, Tast year, at the time tho vathnates for the nastasinents wera made, cedar oats wero Belling at 31 cents aplece, and tho lumber nod for paving purposes was $0.50 ond sWathousnnd. Now dedur posts have gone up to 17 conta, while tho libyber his gone down ta $0. It in uileyed that n?fow, two or three pore hops, of tho Chicago paying Oring have n privat turetment with the eednr-post men by which the formor ure to get the posta nt 1 conte, and consequently, bid -to di als; while the ecu not bid -to do paying on that bu- poat men, on thelr site, agree to to anybody vlae for less thin Tt a part of this agree. ment, wover, that all tho street-puving: ahult be dono in & lump; early in the: soason, ‘Otherwise {t would be inpossibte for tho cedar- post firms to stick to. thoir nyreoment. It 1 necessary for thom, of course, fo hive money, quid thoy would sell ut 14 conts to anybody who une man provided that the firma who nro anid to be in the ring were not blo to take their stocks olf their hands atanee at that figure. It ig allowed that, whon tha bida come to be opened, {t will be found that those firing which woin tho ring have bid five or six conta loss per squire yart that their compoctora, Tt inkes threo posta to oO square yard of paving, or a difference uf nine conte in fivor of those -oontractars who hive thie uileged) private arrangement with tho furnishers of the posta, Now, It 1s claimed that, if the contracts foratroot-paving wore let, say three atreota to-day and threo ‘three weeks hence, thia combination would be broken up, thot the cedar-post men, being wnnble to dls- pose of thelr stock at once, would sell nt 14 conts to any contractor, : INAHMUCIL AB ROMB OF TILK ASBERSMENTS have yetbeon collected, and will not he fully until September, if thon, it 1a necessary for tho contrictor, in bidding, to add to bis bid 10 por: cont or 60 in order” te make up for hia delay in getting the monsy, Tho more money tore fa collected oy nu nescasment for biving a atrect, tho leas’ It costa to pave that utreot. If the work were not done untill all tho money ware collected it would cost a great dent Joss than if the Job wore Jet before a cent hut beon brought in, A.street paved in August costa less than tho sumo stroot paved in May, For thode two reasons the Commissioner of Public Works has been urged to change samo- whut his proposed way of lotting the strect pave ing contrac Ag yot, however, he, it is uidor atood, niheres “to hig original destin. It isin his power torojont any or all of tho bids if he thinks thent too high, or if he thinks he aces Bigna of A ring. Lt wis stated that he wald that ho should not think that a difference of tive or six cents 4 yard would Indlente the existenco of a ring, Pe Op tt wppironthy would, for the price of hunbor Is tho sain to ull; 40 fe ‘that of tir, gravel, und Inbor,und atl charge just about: the simu umount on necoUNt of the ton-collec~ Uon of tha assessments, The ‘only thing in which one firm can well, bive the ‘advantage of anothor 4 In this matter of cedar posts, —=————_>_— ESPECIAL NOTICE. Ovrice Comuosweantit Distnmotion Co., Coumer-Jounsas Buinpina, Lovigvinie, Ky. Aprit 10, 1880.—Judyge Brown, of tho United States Clroult Court, on March 81; mado the fol- lowing docisionst . 1, That the Commonwealth Distribution Com- pany fe legal, 3% ‘That tts drawings are not fraudulent, ‘Tho Poatmuastur-Gonoral bas therofore reaolnd- ed bis ordor against the delivery of tnalls to this Company. Registered lotters wilt bu delivered and postal-ordors pald as formorly. Orders ara sont to R. Bf, Boardmun, CourtereJournal Build- ing, Loulaville, Ky., or 207 and 900 Broadway, N.Y Tho Eldredge Sewlng-Machine,—It leads the world, and is the best for you to buy. Sold on monthly payments. 100 Statg stroe! em ———$§— Times: Our highost artuts u dentistry: Tho MoChosnoys buyond doubt, though but $8 a ect ———— Talk not of wasted money, Monoy nover was wasted by buylng Duweon’s condics and cigurs. VY THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1880—TWELVE PAGHS, eid ", POLLUTED WATER, What Dr. Danforth Saw with His Microscope. A Gonoral Disoussion by tho Dootors—A Ohomical Analysis Wanted, The West Chicngo Medical Society held a meeting yesterday evening in the chapel of the Washingtonian Home, on the corner of Mudison street and Ogden avenue, Dr EB. Ingals in the elinir, After routing business had been disposed of the Chair announced that the regular busl- hess of the evening would ba the reading of (tv paper by Dr, Danforth, upon tha subject of “rE CITY'S WATER-SUPPLY to which he hud devoted considerable atten- tion. Dr. Danforth stated that he had not pre- pared n papor on the subject, ang that he was not In any condition to show tho mfcro- scopical condition of the water, as iy house Was undergoing repairs, butatany future tine he would be glad to bring the eight micra- seropes belonging to the Rush Medical College toa meoting of the Society and exhibit specl- mens of tho elty water for thelr benefit, With regard to his personal connection with the Investigation of the elty water-supply, the facts, as fur ns they related to him, were as follows: ‘Tho Mayor some time ago sent him two specimens of water,—one taken from the faucet in his house, whence it had been allowed to run four minutes through 0 Alter, the reversing of whieh’ supplied him with the débris collected by it; the other, which had been taken In the same manner from the Tenlth-OMice faucct after it had been allowed to run for ten minutes. He had examined these specimens and liad made Areport upon them to the Mayor, which had never been made public, The result of his examination had been made known to the publle through the columns of Te Crrca- Go 'TanuNE, ono of whoso reporters had in- terviewed Alm upon the subject and pub- Mshed neorrect statement of the observa- tlons he lind made and the deductions he has drawn from,them, a About twélve years ago the Inke-tunnol was bullt, and at that thne Chieago claimed population of abont 200,000 people; census shortly afterwards showed that the popniation was 180,000. Sincu that time the £8 milatton of the elty must have doubled ice, nnd the amount of sewage thrown into the river must have quadrupled; the manufactories on the river-banks had largely nerensed; the sewerage connections, too, had greatly tr ged in numbers so that it ‘Wns tot ni exaggeration tojsiy that the amount of sewerage now thrown into the river was etght Umes as largeas tt was then, Again the Fullerton avenue conduit cast the evil waters of the North Branch into the lake, where they wera carried out to the Crib. At the thng he examined the water tt contained A LARGE PORTION OF ANIMAL MATTER, The Fullerton _avenne conduit had been pimping, the North Branch wxters into the dake, 18 an experiment ordered by the Mayor to test the question of whether the lake enr- rents carried the city discharges out to the Crib, and It was just, three days ufter the pumping begun that the anbnal matter ap- peared in the Crib. water, which disproved a theory of a majority of the lake Captains, who held tnt the water discharged from the river and condult was always caught bya steady northward current which carried tt up north along the shore of the Inke, |. Since the tnytting of the Water-Works tho condition of tho clty was greatly changed, and it was only a qustion of thne, if th sewage continued to pour into the luke, when the elty water would become permanently polluted. ‘This was a comnion-sense view of the ense Which could not be disregarded, Anothor fact-—nnd a disgraceful one—was that situated along the North Branch were several dlstilleriesy, ench of which kept o munber of cows—severnl thousand in ati— whose manure is placed in flat-bottomed boats which should tale their contents threo miles out into the Inke before’ dischargly them, ‘This was bad cnough, but the truth: of tha matter was that after taking their loud along the river, dribbling it out as they went, before they got half-way to the three-mile Wd the contents wero dumped into the C0, * ‘The speaker snid that he had been watch- ing the city’s water for the past three years, and. it had been GNOWING PROGRESSIVELY Worse all the thine, and notably so In tho Inst year. Within the last six months the water had solled considerably, and within the past thres months its organie matter had greatly: in- erensed, It contained’ dintones,- the skele- tons ‘and shells of dead lower organisms, whieh, he believed, might have a bad effect upon the health, “Phere were also a great many ving lower organisms which might not Do especially harmful. ‘There were also tobe found decaying animal tissue—muscu- lar and fatty matter, and hale, which grew. less In quanitity after the closing of tho Ful- lerton avenue conduit, dtr, LB. W. ‘Thomas, awn expert mlcroscopist, had Informed tfin recettly thatthe waternat the present day. contained a inrge number of bacteria, ; THE PRAQTICAL OUTCOME OF ALL ‘THIS wns that the medical professlon'should look at the thing justasitis, ‘The fact was plain that the elty, with half na million of tuhabl- thts, was supplled with v water-works and sewage system adapted toacityof half its size, und the result could not but be hurttal tolts health. He favored n systematic sur- vey of tho wators of the lake by a chemist, 0 radif of half a mile from the shore, and ti all sorts of vonditions of weather, with tho Bridgeport water-works pumping and not puinping, with the Pullertonfaventia condult open and closed,—In all sorts of conditions, In fact, Dr. 8. J. Holmes belleved that,no matter what tho conditions, some of tho xewage dls- charge from the elty would reach tho Crib, Ile had examined the water of the clty, and found living and, to some extent, also, dead organle matter in it; and, thous It was not fn alarming quantity, It was suflelent to per- petunte its presence, Dr, Harcourt thought there could be no question at allot the cifect of Sampling the suwageof thoclty inte the lke, but to his mind Ithad not been distinetly proved that the water occupied by the ‘bacterin wag wie healthy, ‘The question was what could be done If the proposed strvey were carried ont, and It was shown that tho wuter at tha Crib wastinpure. The mere knowledge they ale ready possessed 3 how Lo mend this condition of alfalrs was the problem to be solved, Speak. ing of the Fullerton avenue condult, ho sald thit he understood that work was Intended to convey the water of the Inke fito the river, and that if the elty authorities had used It to convey the waters of the river into, the Inke for tho purpose of contaminating ‘the water the puople of the elty drank, thoy ought ta haye.n vote of thanks tendered them forthelr public-apirited conduct, Ho believed that much that had been suid about the water was SENSATIONAL IN 2T8 NATURE, not aanetioned by the professton, and pubs Ished with a view to securing the fame of certaln persons, ‘This allusion wasalmed at -tham!crosco Ista, to whose reseus ‘came Dr. Danforth, saylug that he belleved the microscopisty had told the truth and without any idea of exag- aeration, do bellevad that the present con- dition of the elty water enlled for sone plan ofumelioration, Lu Intraduced thy follow: ing letter from Mr, B. W. ‘Thomas, the micro- seupist, a3 Fontuliie matter intoresting and gerinans to the subject under vonsideration: Cintcago, April, 12--Dr. 1. N. Danforth; T Wish to Wuntin call your attontion to tha fact that tho lake wator is tited with baoteria oscellatorin vibrio, Hufore avout tho middie of tuat Janunry these or eABIetS Were not found in our water supply, but now tho snullest purticle of sodi- ment Under a quurtersinch long will show thom by the bundreds, but without # good mleroscope they nre not visible, dust what these organisme uro and what tholr effect may be on tho gonus homo when thkon niw in euch fargo numbers, I Joave for you inedicul non to determine. As theve orguniaina nro supposed to be tho rae gult (cuuso?) of dcenying antinal and vegetable matter, and ue the luko water hag so suddenly become louded with thot, Js {t not more than probable that thoy cume from the North Branch of the river and not from sewage! Althouuh tho microscoplat muy by comparison sattafy bjmsel€ (hat certain water contains. wowago, thore 1a not, so far as [ know, any char ucteriatio form in gowaxe by which the micro- scope Guin demonstrate Its presence, and 1 would respectfully direct your attention toa chamical Investiqution usa present necessity, ‘The inst authoritative chemical analysis of the lake water that I have suet! was by Drs. Dlanoy and Murlnor tu 1862, A. comparison of # thorough anulysla made now with thut of 183 would show If more sowayo was present now than then by tha Increased wingunt of chlorine and siumonid, bots of which admit of tho most rlguroud quantitative domonstration. 1 would be yroatly Jeusod if some of your chomtsts would perform bis work, Hespuctfully, LW. Piuwas. ‘The Chair suggested that Dr, Danfarth get some water from the smlddte of ‘Enke Michie = e is gan and geo If It, too, did not contain somo organisms. Ho asked all the doctors present whether they had noticed about the time tho marked contamnation of the water occurred tho prevalence of any diseases of types which the suspected were due to the water's con- ditton, Dr, Danforth anid that at the time roferred to he had naticed an INCHRAME IN MALARIAL AND GASTRIC DIs- EASES, Tho Chair thought Unt, though the con- ditlon of the water was not what It should be, and that stekness was likely to arise from It to a certain extent, he did not think there was any occasion for alarm. In his opinion, the Fullerton avenue conduit. should have been so constructed that the water should only rin one way,—from the Inke Into the ver, Ifo did not want ane drop of the river to run into the Inke, ‘The water might not be contaminated by its presence to a danger- ous extent, butsthen he felt that, though: he knew that the contents of his swill-tub would not hurt htm, he still would not care to pare takeof them, [Laughter] After « few more remarks by different members of the Society, in witieh the ques- tlon of the prospect. of rellef coming from the proposed Tlinois Ship-Canal was dis- eussed briefly, the meeting adjourned. ARKANSAS SILVER. Result of Working a Lot of Ore from Montgomery County. St Louls Republicay, April 2. The silver: mines of the near Southwest promise handsome ylelds, jitdging from tho results achieved from recent working of ores from one locality, a report concerning which has Just been made, Mr. Joseph Reynolds: recently sent to the St. Louls Sinelting and Refining Company 173 sacks of ore from one of his mines called tho Minnesota, situated in Montgomery County, Arkansas, and about thirty miles west of Tot Springs, ‘The ore was of the nyerage quality as talen from the tine, and the result of ‘tho working of the lot wns naturally awalted with considerable interest. ‘The working and assay of the lot FLAVORING EXTHACTES, '' Rich Flavors Vanilla Lemon ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THE ROYAL FLAVORING -EXTRACTS, ROYAL VANILLA and. LEMON pre- serve to the highest degree the tri flavors of the fruit. For peculiar delicacy and rich ness, as well as great strength and perfect purity, they have no equal. As proprietors of the Royal Baking Pow. der, we assure cur patrons that the samo standard of excellence is adopted for tho Royal Flavoring Extracts as in the Baking Powder, ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO, NEW YORK. By GHO. P. GOI &C0., Wand 8 Wabash-ny, REGULAR TRADE SALE DRY COODS, showed the ore to be rich both fn silver aud | CLOTHING, STRAW QOODS. lead, and froin a net total of Nes tunils RIBBONS, HARDWARE, ° were extracted an average of wbout 35 per eent of lead and over 672 ounces of ‘silver, PARASOLS, PEARL BUTTONS, leaving a total value, deducting the working D ALPACAS, charges, of $71.55, trich return on the re- TRIMMED BONNETS. duction, A. formal statement, as to the re- s he aut a ror the ore clas been nuada by Tuesday, Ap Hh S49 80.8. My rr. GQ. Ti, oker, Seeretary of he Sunelthn, aan ugyungEEpD GEL gUEEEDESGESEREEEEEEEGESEEETETonemeEeeeiod and Refining Company, and Mr, Reynolds ins appended a certineate that the on was, ANOTHER VERY LARGE as above sfated, from an average lot, ‘The experiment is considered as laying been a very fortunate one. : MORTUARY, Bpeelal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Bananoo, Wis,, April 12,—The fimeral of Col. D. 8. Vittum, President of the First Na- tional Bank, and Treasurer of the Grand Lodge of Wisconsin, A. F, and A, M., whosa death was nnnounced in the Sunday. issue of Tuy Trmune, took place to-day at his Inte residence, and was attended by a largo number of eltizons of this and other pinces, Special trains brought about200 Freemasons from Milwaukee, Madison,’ Beloit, Reeds burg, and Elroy, who, together with the M: sony of this plnce, took part in the serv- AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE CUSTOM-MADE BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS: . WILL BE MADE BY . GEO. P. GORE & CO, 80 & 82 Wabashceav., On Wednesday, April 14, COMMENCING A'T 0:50 A, BM, Nothing largor or moro varied Ices. lis denth, at the age of 50 ever been shown In Chleaga, ried’in "vaxortimant, bss years, was chused — by — erysipelng, | _Catulomnes und ganda ‘rendy for inspection Munday, after five days’ illness, during whicli le was perfeetly conscious to the Inst, Mr, Vittuin was one of our early settlors, and before the Inte War was elected a member of the Leg- isinture, and at the breaking out of the War wus mode Colonel of the Twenty-third Regi- ment of Wisconsin Volunteers, and served in hat capacity till its close, when be returned to his home and purehased an Interest in the Island: Woolen tills, where he remained until 1807, when he entered the banking business ns President of the First National Bank of Baraboo, in which he remained till his death, —— SALE OF VALUABLE CLARK STREET PROPERTY. E: H. Cummings, as ngont for Jobn C. Ite, sold to John Borden on Monday, for $72,600, tha Arcado Block, or tho two five-story stores, with busoments, Nos, 158 and 160 South Clark strect, with lot 40x115 to alley in the rear, and arcado on tho south. Thursday, April 15, at 9:30 a. my TRADE SALE CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, $0 crates Knglish W. G. Tare, a GO caska Amerteun W. 10 cusla Rock. anit Yellow 1,800 Uris, Caastoare “aarorted.?? Full line Lamps, Lamp Fixtures, Tab Goudy bueked fir Country Herchayiss “uCery: ote neu GEO. P. GOR © CUn Auctionoors. By HENRY & HATCH, Successors to Chas. B, Itaadin & Co TPS EO Wabueheage” SucHoneers Extra Large Auction Sale Boots, Shoes, & Slippers, TUESDAY, April 13. 600 Sample Lots REGULAR AND FIRST-CLASS GOODS, To the Retail Trade: AWo.shall sell n aplondid lot of Gents) Fronch Cait s, consisting of Strap Shues, Button faiking Bhoes, Hutton Boots, Gait- ors plain and foxod, Aloxis and Opora Moots, all cus- pmn-made, tn goud sizes, und thoy will bo sold’ In small Jots ta sult the rotall trae, No auch goods wore over yeon on auction. Goods casi bo seon und examined SPECIAL NOTICE. FINE DRESSSILEKS AT AUCTION Wednesday, April 14, at 11 o'clock a.m. 35 pleces Binck Gros Grain und Satin do Lyon silks, The moth will not nttnckn fabric that is packed in Buok & Rayner’s * Moth Powder.” eS .— For Neuralgia, Pains and Aches f Khiuops, oF Liinbay-ttop Bitton” ee Backs a Indigestion, dyspopsin, nervous prostratl and il forms of general dobillts dyed by tee ing Monsman’s Poptonized Beet ‘Tonic, the only Preparation of beef cuntaining ita entire autri- Jous proportics. tis not a moro stimulant like the extracts of beof, but cantaing blood-making, force-gonerating, nnd life-sustaining properties; is Invaluable In ail onfecbled conditions, whether the result of, exhaustion, nervous prastration, overwork, or” neute dlscusas particularly If ro- sulting from Pulmonary compliints, Cnawell, Hazard & Co., Proprietors, Now York. For salo by drungists. oS MARRIAGES, LANCARITER WOODATLD CAL tho residence of tha ACA, af Chicago, aud Ailsa He | gun ‘ork, with innteuetions to Woiiand, of Wenlfiotd, Ne Ye sie sell. TeNWY AVEATCH, Auctionsors EE = WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, ‘REGULAR TRADE BALE Dry Goods, Clothing, Fur and Wool Hats, traw Gooils. Also 20 ptecos Dress Silks, Invoices Emb: Laces, Hosiery, Nowlons, ‘ole 1 a At 10 ofclock a.m, DEATHS. STOCKS—On the 1th, of congestion of tho Ii Lavinin G daughter of, Hieand Mi. 1 Stocks, agod t ear anid T monte. Funoral from the rosidonce of her parents, 604 Attantieat. atv to-auy to Uakwood Conotery. ORAM=Hililoe E. Oram, of diphth atpunthie Gauuuceor Itaien und ttoney Grams 2a Funeral from hor parents’ residence, Lu a J TIBNIY & HATCH, Aw ma today RET OCIIER eae enaanee C8 Hubbard- | 5 eyrmiy, re, Manasor. pAnctangere. E27 Kiogaton (One) Papora please copy. pe = el] By ELISON, FLERSHEIM & CO., und 86 Iandolph-st., General Auctioneers. This Tuesday Moran, April 13, at Il o'clock, 516 STATE-ST,, FIELD—April 8, nt Auatin, Il, Mary Auguste, daugiter of 0. 1. and 3. M. IMeld, of consuay; aged ih yoared montis and 16 dene pa ROWLANDS—April 12 nt 6p. m., In the 43th year of horaze, Mrs, Jonu Rowlands, wits of Mtr. John iows lads df 4H West Juckson-xt, aftor ona your and six months of auiiful treatment by many” physicians, She yleldod her soul to hur Savior. ‘Tho funeral sorvieo will bo hotd next Wednesday, tho Mibutd p. ma at the Wola Presbyterian Cured coreruf Sanguiion und Monroo-sts. und then pro: coed to Gracelund Comutery, The friends of the family are kindly inylisd without uny furthor notice, COL E—April TH, aged tyears, Florence, only duugh> PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE tor of C8. und 1. AL. Cole. Kimurul froin realdunco, * * : 3 it Washingtan-at., Weil Si 1s NeMinatie eyo Lone Witting een | Urniture, Piano, polANSHIRLD- fan Kranclico, Moreh 2, Stary Eilon, | CARPETS, &., of above number, fo uf G, Btanloy Minatield, ahd daughter of John Hiltet, of Sun Jue, aged 8 yours Y months und 14 days. i . a ‘THOMPSON—At hor residence, 165 Tue Intand-ave onthe lth inet, Sirs, Kian Thompson, aged OF yonre Funoral to-duy by carriages to Calvary Comutury, Wilimtarent 10 o'clock win, Fsiunde of fatily are Fespucttuily Invlad to atton ‘ te" Muntroat and Newfoundland papors please Ys LARSEN-Mondag, morning, Aprit 22, the infant Me Janen : aaNinuenl frou ee (naw number) South Dearborn at, by curriagy to iakwoods, a2 p, mt. pis waite Weal aan Jains Jona ga ¥uneral by carriages to Calvury to-day,» Hennes Te and wltaabod Te inane ue te ol Wieria, syed Y inontte, 4 ! 9 2. m. April 12, Dean, second son. THREE RICH PARLOR SUITS, ONE STANDARD PIANO, EIGHT Marble-Top CHAMBER SETS, Roni Lace Curtains, Hale Mattrossos, Modding 4 u hrous ng, Neatly now BRUSSELS out tig alvusoy Binjru-roumand ‘eteuon Ouule Croke ery, Ulnss, SELASON. FLBISHEISE & CO., Auct'rs._ ~ By POMEROY & CO. TUESDAY’S SALE. ied April 13,,at 9:30 a. m. <Anothor romoridotis Balo of Now and Sacond-hand FURNITURE Our store crowded with Goods which must be sold to Mako regi fur lurKo lots oomliy in. + No Favorites. . Fair Show for All! Marhla and Walnut Chamber Beta, Parlor Bots, Neds KINGMAN—At 5:00 of Charlon Hi, wid Ellzaveth 1. Kingmun, of diph- therin auodd yuars und d months. D-Vubuque (11) papers plense copy, t Lamarte City, Wyo. danuhter of 1 tnontha, ¥r rare Grane ALS Hunort ut the residence of A. It. Pickoriny, 13 Laku-ny,, this ufternoun at 2: By isnt liyinvitdata ation has Prionds of Ti fat LEWIS—. wht Slay Lewis, aged and Bedding, Carpets, Chromus, efe., 01 OF FIELD—At_ Kunosha, Why, of capt ‘= POMEROY & CO. ohiths, Apr i, Frankia Dino. wrod 1 nplltary, brane Auctloncors, 78 and 8) eee sha dl days youngest aon of Churios X. und Aury Le DYEING AND CLEANING, i OUT COC CONE Heatab. 1960, Drossom i DYE Feeling, valvotee Aesina ane OUSE at, ond jouds, Xow wiso: Gonta’ * hing, hundwonmoly f CuO CLOTILES CLEANING. een Y0 R OL Be beautifully, DYED. Fundrul ut Lovlston, fl, Wodnoxday, Aprit 1, MEVEN—Waltor Moyor, tn Chloayo, April ayod 25 $2" Wrooklyn, Now York, and Pt " . onkly! ‘hitadelphia papora dyod . any McCIOSKY—Huddenly, F cleunad at sruall expense. * Orders poeionaey a NUr Coes rite ae MORO pn Be wer roculvod und returiud by oxpreade Hetilunky, wity of Muh BeCloaky and ‘mother uf AUG. HOMWAIRZ, james Josoph Smyth und Bamuul Crovks, in the Ge Boston Fancy lous WeAESE HOPG otoce 13S Titinodiead, aus West? Suadmont ‘Una! weday at 1:5) o'clo ™., by cars Bosahili WFelunae of tho fauatly aro voapecttully the Z be testo (Ont.) papors please copy, R—At his resldonce, 43 Ni Markoteat Holy Namo Curel oy curringes 6 Calturys WO Bouth Clark-st, Chir fin etroennbti ent ty lab triting ‘expunsy wid, ox- SUMENWIN—April 12 nt a. ns., ut bee reaidonce, Ot . aaa OD, COU SEI font i See tat |r QTL Gy cea i, Bact yuneral Wadnesday 96, m, by carriages to Cal Wie tes Chteagyy 107 ‘North. HATON~Monday, Ai 1 oe ME, | RADIES AND OENTR, a a tholr realdonce, 13 Logiuie-rt,, to-day oe at Was ny by carriage 0 Urasolind. Prichds ine CANDY, Reece GIBS—At_ Ei . ApH 12 of bi Bond #43 6) or & for a sample seers Riva Sais asiuhter of Dace bewnd Lants bos. By expres, | OF the ee Gibbs, used 3 youre d onthe and Tdaye, Keuigiue in America, par up los Funordl to-day at u'clock, ot tha resldonco of 8, ee tri itoeae Goodenuw, ean geet Adress VGUS PEN, Confuconer, a fa - 18 Mudisanewt, Chicago. ANNOUNCEMENTS. bee ORIESTOLIS TICE BENDS, kee ¥ mvolng ot tha Jus beers’ Wi tosites ! ae Ur RANATIES, Unton-on Tuursduy, tho ith Inst, at 1330 p, ue, In ball GERMAN CANARIES, Sornue Clark and Wasljinwun-ats. (Muthodiat Churel, aia i jul 4, “PR atl gthor kinda. cagon ti Forora i pe Rent ature 2 Buon. ; Sh os aN sTy EA, It, BAKER Will, LEAD TIE NOON-DAY et 17 Clurk-st Feat ar ecu Betta Ae a a toon ips jniniaMeMoAN Ervi A " sao, a . Siit'conre bofuru. ik aie DEES W, 0. Aas MORE WILT. o NY + theimparanics Mooting MC; AL Mucins, 1 Afadison-aL, COMMON SENSE SILGES eure Corns, Hun lous and Enlarged Jututs -C.E. WISWALL BO STATE! FEAD Ti GOST EE, evening in tho ¥, (0,