Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 21, 1880, Page 8

2, De THE, CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WED SDAY, APRIL 21, 1880—TWELVE PAGES, _ —— THE CITY. GENERAT, NEWS. T. 0. LRonann, Detrolt, ls at the Shorman. Axnnew Rip, Glasgow, Scotland, {8 nt tho Palmor. N. W. Pater, of Galesburg, Ill, ts at tho Gardner, Junar THOMAS J, 8raNrigey, South Bond, fs at tho Tremont. ‘Tne Natlonat Base-Ball Club aro taking tholr rest and rations at tho Tromont. TH, A. Pennts, Sioux City, and ©, 0. Sperry, Yankton, D, T., are at tho Sherman, pgland; A, Gayanl, Paris, net roderman, Uambursg, Germany, aro at the mer. A.M, MoKinxgr, New York: James Kirk- patrick, Palmer, Mich.; W. H. Buchor, Cincine math; J. B. White, Fort Wayne, aro at tho Sher- man. . Qronar Dorrirep, Lansing, Mich; A, 1. White, New York; Isaac BE, Make, San Fran- aisoos and” A. J. Crawford, Lns Vegus, W.T,, are nt the Tremont, tho annual meoting of thoThirteonth Ward Arto Clun, held last evening, C. G. Dixon was ctcoted President; Wm, Hendin, Jt, Beeretary; and L, Hazeard, Trensurer, W, G. Swan, Gencrnl TraMc Manager Chicago, Milwaukeo & St. Paul allroad, Milwaukee, and Horace Williains, President lowa & Nebraska Rallroad, Clinton, In, aro at tho Grand Pacitle, on working at W. E, Johnson's coal- aa nantes ‘and. ‘Garni streets, struck yeatcrs day for highor wages,—$2.00 u dus instead of 82. hed will probably get tho Inoreuse in afew ny B. T. J. Hannon, J. Gould Smyth, Sydney Gees dete at anton” Eugata e pare ot Gi chy, 0! Ot [i at touriats “dolag” “Amerlos, aro nt’ tho Grand Pacific. 4x owner is wanted at tho Chiesgo Avenito Station for three and anhalt dozen of’ door Jutehes, supposed to have been stolen, and found yesterday near tho corner of, Clark and Turon atreets, FRANKLIN FAUUMANKS, Bt. Johnabury, VI jowdall, Democrat, Peoria; Long Jone Woarron; J.B, Gritith, Cashier, Michigan Ci tral Railrend, Detroit; and €. M. Foulks, Osngo City, Kns., are at the Palmer. tin tompernturo yestertay, a8 observed by Manmanes optician, 88 Madison street (TRmuNe Tuslding), was at 8a, m., 46 degrees; 10 8.104. 65 I2in,, 61; 4 p.m, 07; 6p, m,.64; Bp. nl, 19. Bare - moter, 8 i,m, 29,05; 8p, Mil, 29.65, ‘THe Unton Lengue Club mot at the Shormau Fouso lust night and vleeted twonty-llve new membors, ant instructed the Board of Directors to yo ahead and furnish the new rooms in tho JYonord Block ns fast a8 money comes hy, Late Monday night a team attuchod to a $1,200 carriage, owned by Goorge Dictaeh, and delven by Jumes Milligan, ran atvay frou tr front of Huverly’s Thestre, and gulldped south On Doarborn strect to Quir®y. The carriuge wis badly wrecked, Jases Warr, ‘Toronto; Roducy Mason, Wash- inguin; 8. 8. Murphy, of tho Burtinglan Count Enterpriee, Huctlugton, Ney dudge L. F, Whs- ner, Eldora, In. Judge J. Knox, St. Louis; and ox-Mayor Wesley Jones, of Burlington, are at tho Grand Paciiie. GEN. JAMES Grant WILsoN, of Now York, Ja in the city for a few days, the guest of Mr, Honrs 1, Sheldon. Gceu, Wilaon will read an in- teresting paper on “fhe Diseoverers of the Northwest” this evening before the Historical Boelety in {ts hull at the corner of Dearborn ay- enuo and Onturio street. -Mn. Joun M, Duxviy, tho Collector of tha Town of West Chicagy, fs at last In readiness to commence the work of turnlug over his books and funds. He hing between $170,000 nnd $180,000 on band, Work on the books wiit'be commenced to-day, and tho transfer will be completed be- foro the end of the week. : Gov, SnzLur M. Curcosx woa at the Grand Paciflo yesterday, where bo met # large mun ber of friends, boon is booming,” sili the Governor, “nnd that isall [ know about Stute poiltics, Lam for Cullom for Governor. Now, this no interview, and you don't want to anya thing about me,—not even that Lan here,’ Governor left for Springtleld Inst evening. ‘Tnx Board of Trady Directors, at thelr meet. ing yesterday, declared the receipts of the Chi- cago & Paclile Hlovator regular.” Jt ia supposed that the woll-known shipper, John B. Lyon, his takon an interest in thls hovse, nnd that the Et- evator Company will at once increase thelr cn pacity to fxn, bushels, to mect the requirc- ments of tho new insuugement of the Chicugo & Paoifio Raliroad. . ‘Timm nogs used in the United States mail- ‘wagon sorvice ure gotting to bon flory untamed lot. Yesterday forenoon one of them rn away attho corner of Quincy and Lx Salle structs. The drives, Patrick Corrigun, was thrown out, and both Wheels of the wagon prsalnig over bln, ho wns badly tnjured. He was nttended by physicinn, who was unablo to forctull the result, and was thorofore sent to the Mercy Hospital. WILLtAM MoMAanus, a switchmanon the Mil- waukeo & 8t, Paul Maftrond, whilo coupling a flat cur loaded with lumber to.8 box car, at tho Company's yard near Fairfleld avenue, wis ine stantly killod by having bis head crushed ina horriblo mauner between tho box car and tha Projecting ends of a pile of lumber, He was nn Amorican, = yours of nyo, and lived with hla pu- rents at No, 87 North Oukley avenue, where hie carantns wero taken by the omploy¢a of the rail- road, ‘Tie Board of Canvassers of the West Town were to hive met at o'clock yestorday sftor- noon to finish counting tho vote at tho list vlec= don, Mr. Ward and Clork Chiadek were the only ‘ones presont at tho timo of meeting, and, ufter walting until 0 o'clock, tho Iden of counting tho votes Wns given up, It was decided to Toovt at 8 o'clock this morning and thiish tho job, ‘Tho returns aro now ull in, and it will uke ut ABhort thine to fgure thom up. TuR Wost-End Republican Club of tho ‘Twelfth Ward met nt Leounrd’s Hall inst oyen- ing to roorganize for the eampnign.. ‘The fallow- ing officers wore clected: President, J. 1M. Banderas Vico-Presldents, dimes 1, Campbe Aloxandor White, Martin [own and Fy Russell; Becrotary, Capt. Buckley; ‘Trossurer, Ww. Rawlins; Executive Cominittee, BF. Aiton, ©.H. Crane, Cupt. Phelps, Capt. Deal, George Wilson, D. A. Dibbel, and B. Mes Dovitt, Tho next meeting will be held a week from this ovening at the sutne plice. ‘Titene {sn movement on foot tohuvo a gol- dler’s rounlon in Chicago during tho conlng: Republican Natlonal Convention, or a shorttine after, to ratify the nominations of the Conven: ton, A preliminary muoting wis eulied for last evening at tho Grand Pacitic Noto), at which but Uttle was done. Howevor, tho boons was started, and ({t fs intended to start the ball x rolling, ‘Tho Idea Js to have n grand encampment on tho Inke-Front, und .to furnish ru! RL Cost, ‘Thus far the movement sin its ineiploney, but it may develop {nto something more Tangible in 8 fow days, Barunpay ovoning 5 mocking of property- Owners on Warren avenue, between Ouk- Jey street and the raflrond, wis held at tho house of 'f. 8. Townsend, HY Warren ayenue, and an organizition made, hiving for {ta object tho pavingoft Warren avenue, between Oubloy streot and the raliroud. Committees were aps ofited to canvass the matter and to wseertaln a cost Of tho hinprovement, olthor by using the cedar block or the macadat pavement, ‘Tho meoting then adjourned, to conyeny uguln Saturday evuning, May 2, at 8 o'clock sharp, at ‘the wanio place, ‘Tue Young Men'a Christian Asgocintion aro baving n large attendance nt tholr free lectures and outertalnmonts, Over 2.000, people eng od tholr ** Old Folks’ Concert "in Farwell Hall {ust weok, ‘Thursluy evening of this wouk the Hey, Goorge 0, Needham will doliver bis lecture on “Living to Purpose,” and Prof, 1. 8, Boston's: quartet of colored singer: will wunply tho muaio, Many young mon who crave something in the Wily Of entortastiinont aro enjoying tho hoaple tallty of tho Assoclution, much tu the satistucs thon‘of tholr omployers, who contribute liberally tg support that Institution, The Secretary of the Assncintion gives pian curs, aw hearty wale como, and glidly duppiles all with ticketa ad- mitting lady and gentleman, ‘Tu18 Episvopal Convocation of the Northoast Desnory in Trinity Church, Highlund Purk, of tho Diodcse of Llinois, met Monday oyoning, nd opened with discourse and appropriate serve 8, The early celebration ‘Tuesday was at T O'clock and st o'clock in the morning. At tho obuptor mevting—before which a paper on the “Marks of the Church” was read by the Rov. ‘William Coolbaugh, of Wankegun—thors word present and taking prrt in the oxureles tho Key, br. C. Locke, Arthur Ritchi, Benjamin B Pleotwond, and itis Hoy, Henry G, Porcy, of Chi cogo, and also tho I Mr H. Judd, of Ouk Park, and James ‘I, Lytton, of the parish, oliclating, Vhe Convocation adjournud w July 23," Tho incetiug will be at Aurora, aud in. the foterust of Blissourl, Tue Rev, Father Nottes lectured lust eveniny before tho Cathalle faurary. Association in thoie new bullin the Honoré Hock. Previvus to the decture the Missee Groom pertorinad & pleashie Blane. duet, and Mra WP. Rend sung ? the tar of Glengarry," which was recelyed with de- ecryed eppiau Father Rollow’ Jouture was entitled * Sime Fong toes on Architecturo,” and served to show how the varlaus styles uf ucctile Lecture known aa tho i, ypeansouiy, Houan, Gothic, ote, represent be highest esthetic feeling and the characteristics of tho nations frou whom the urchitecture {8 derived, ‘The reverend yenticman ja u pleaging, Malabed speaker, and secured tha uttention of the turge ae ULL the close, when be wus warmly up Du. Cunnan, the physician who attended tho policeman Michael Murphy, who ts sald ty buvo Gicd of smail-pox, wus subjected vo a_ little Tough trontincnt at tho Ituwson Street Policy Btatlou., The polleeraen wha waited upon tholr assovlate while tl, and fald bim out whou deud a8 weil aa tho hundreds of relutives, friends, and neighbors who called at the house, ure all Aigbly indignant at the Doctor for not having natifed them of the nature of the discuss, ‘When Dr, Curran entored the station yesterday find’ whe be waa uldiny sex and, while be wi ny bac! Obicer Pleule "foroiuly WW. Tho cond tiected him from the station. Rumor down town had ft thnt tha Docs tor waa brutally assaulted, and that loud threats wero maile by an Infurinted populace to hang him to tho nearest Jamp-post, but that ho was rescued by somo of his own sympathizers, ‘This is abont ns correct ns Dame Rumor gonorally gota things. A promingst oltizon of Pennsylvanin, at pres ent occupying ths position of President Jud; of the Geure of Connon Plens in one of the counties of the Keystone State, waa mot nt the Grand Paeite Hotel by a Tntnusg reportor yeas terday, Heanld: “7 am out of polities, but I want tatell you that If a vote were taken In Pennsylvania to-day it would bes tol against Grant. [tell you that, though tho machine may be for him, ‘the peoplu are not. 1 know Mr. Cameron very well, and we aro friends, but he is applying the lash’ too strong. If Grant fs tho nomlnev ot tho epiblican Convention, I be lieve tnt any good Democrat can bent him, hero is not Ro mitch pppneiiion ty Grant 18 there is to the tden of athird teri.” ‘The gene tleman who stated tho above fs well known In Chicago, whore he hus very largo intercsta, and his residenco Is in Erie, Pa. ty tonring up Denrborn street, hotween Wash- ington and Kandolph, to vat in witerepipes, sone one left the dite purtinily filed with loose: nd unguatded. Yesterday an fee-wagon foundered ther wid niso watenm fire-enging barely escaped being stashed beyond repr. The driver hud presonee of mind enough to turn lis horses just us tho ditch was renehed, thereby running itito the sidewalk and damaging a cure rings standing there, jo careleaness of lev. Ing such-t trap ina public streat should consign: the man reaponsible for tt to confinement elthor inn lunntic asylitn or A State's prison. Fortwo days this hole has been left open, and It fs lkely: to be left open for some tine to come, a8 na one aeoms to think it his duty to look after it. It is sili the hole was dite for water- pipe, to be ted: for running an elevatorat No. 95 Dearborn, Who. is responsible for leaving tt in its | geting ies dition? The city, it ts sald, laid tho pipe. buc who is the man to whom tho Job was intrusted? Let him rosign or be discharged, Krovan's pots, tho Firat Ward Bourbons, or mainized thomselves into the Garden City Demo- cratic Club at tho Palmer House, last evening, Miko MeDonald, Joseph Chesterield Mackin, Dayo Thornton, and other bright and shining Ights and fathors of tho scheme, which is chir- tored under the State law, and Ig Intended to be Tunas & Tammany llall atair, where there will be always a burl” on tap for political pure poses, fled from the pay of Democratic olllec- holders, if thore are any. As this is a harvest- Year, it Isexpected that wealth will row in fast, and all needy Democrats are invited to Join the Vand. An oratization was effected as follows: President, J. K. Fisher, Ho was not present to decline the honvr, but he wndoubtedly will as Koon na bo fy apprised of the fect. Vice-Preal- dents. J, P. Tillotson, Granville 8. Ingrabam, J, K, Prindlytlte. Swayne Wickorsham, P. tel{ugh; Sceretary, tobert Bruce; Assistant Secretary, J. W, Huwloy: EF: itive Committee, Joseph Chestertiold Mackin, F. R. Butler, Moses Went: worth, Mike MeDonnlit, 8. I. Roogne Joreph ix, Suita, Anton Rerg, Thomas MeNally, and David Thornton, Mike MeDonald, Goorge Everhantt, and Hnloy were appointed a Committee to re- vise the charter. ‘The meeting adjourned until next Wednesday evening at the sane place. THE REY. J. MUNTLO GINSON, pastor, of tho Second Presbyterian Chureb, m8 is nown, has recelyed n call fram St. John’s Wood Churen, London, Bughind. He first received a cublegram, which wig somewhut indetinit, 40 he waited fora letter. ‘This bas come, und Ut is tne derstood that he proposes aceepting. He Iingel€ deetiues to suy anything on tho subject, but a ‘Thipeny reporter Jenrned yesterday that be will spk to his con- gregation about the mutter Sunday morning, and prabably, tender hls resignation, Dr. Gibson has been pastor of the Second Church since Muy 1874, attececding the k Robert Patterson, und has uiwnys been, of late yeurs especially, « very uctive sien aai in, the work of evangell- zatfon. Hie is woll liked in Chicago, bas a very large number of warm friends, and his dopart- ure will certainty be sincerely regretted MN. BISHER PAYS TItE COSTS. Ono day last week Judge Knickerbocker, of tho Probate Court, fesued, upon the application of Mr. L. HL. Bisbee, uttorney for, Mr. Otlg it. Glover, ndininistratcr of the estate of tho Into George C, Knight, a citation upon Muria L. and William H. Gano, as huving fn thelr possea- kion certain assets and papers belongin, to_ the estute which they refused toglye up, The olted parties appeured in court Monday afternoon, und the Court was ready to hear what Mr, Bisbee had to say, but that gen- tleman wis noton hand, and tho hour of ad- dourninent arrived without bis putting in an ap- pearance. Yesterday morning tho sane. con- (tion of affairs prevaiied, and Judgo Wallaco, counsel for the cited partics, chafed not withon! rensonat the delay crused by the absence of the udininistrator’s attorney. An attachment was accordingly Issued and a Duilif sent off In pur sult of tho absentee, ‘This oflicinl mnde oa taur of tho M,E. Church Block, the Farwoll Hull Building, tho various court-rooms, and othor favorit resorts of the misaing Inwycr, whotn hu finally ran down on Mudison street at a fow ininutes: eforo 1 om, 18 ho was nearing the Apot where tho noonday prayers meeting is held. The sight of the attachment disturbed nny devotional train of thought tn which he may have been occupied nt the time, and he burried off to the Probate Court, where, notwithstanding tho thunder-clouds which hung ovér tho brows of Judge, attorney, and the lid: and gentleman on his arrival, ho suon suceced- ed, by dint of suave explanutions and nicely. worded apologies, in securing forgiveness, tha Court dimply obliging him to ie tha costs of tho nttachinent, amounting to 81.75. Tho atate- ment. of the Inwyer wns to tho offect that he was very busy all morning In Judge Tuloy's Court, and the fot of his buving cited wit- nesses in the Knight enso ontirely slipped his momory, Ife hardly felt equal to going on with the cass {ust thon, tind the exam{nation of wit- nesses wis postponed until Muy 3. THE CITY-HALL, Drps for supplylng the olty with water-pipo will bo opened to-day, THR Committes on Gas fs called for Friday, and the Committee on Stroots and Alloys, South, for Saturday. ‘Tur Fullorton avenue works will not be put in. operation for a few days yot on account of somo repairs going on. Reroute from the Crib yestordiy showed that the water waa quite muddy, and that tho city sowayo was mingling with It, ‘Tin City Trensurer yesterday recetved $10,009 from the City Collector, $983 fram tho Water Dupartinont, and §60 from tho Controller, ‘AN exunination of tho tloorlng of the Adama atreet vinduct yesterday showed that it was In- secure, nnd 2 new floor ta te be put in, A DELEGATION called upon the Mayor_yoster- day to urge the appointinent of Andrew McGann to the position of Sewor Inspector, and exacted from him n bulf-way promise, a\mona tho building portmits fasued yesterday was buv to Guorgu Armour, to-ereet 2 iive-story store, northwest corner of Franklin and Adams areca, 184 favt front aud 160 feat deop, to cost ‘tit ofty fa nbout to purchaso tho sfx now fire snglnes provided for in the Appropriation vill. Inquirles were yesterday sent to the prominent taauUtatt urers “und dealers of the country for prives, ete, ComrpAINt is bolng mado that in the enforce- ment of tho [o'clock ordinance 2 yrent deat of purtinlity tn pelng Bhown. itis anid that some places are allowed to keep open as tony aa thoy seu fit, nnd thut Gthors, acting tndor tho recent order, ure closing promptly, ete, thoreby losing: considurable businuss, ‘Tne orlinance allowing tha Chicago Steam Compuny the right to tear up tho atreota to luy. ateuin-plpos dove nut meot with the greatcat favor ion the clty authorities, It is clalmed that much of the irregularity now notleeable in tho streets ia directly attributuble to the iberal- Aty of the olty iu allwing the strects ta bo torn up in the pagt, for, notwithstanding thoae who tear up the thoroughfares are required to put them fray iret condition ng thoy were found in, the fuct ts thoy nover have done It, and cannot, Commissioner Wallor suggests, as romedy for tho evil, (ut instead of persons tearing up the sireeta ayreciug to repalr them, they deposit: enough with the elty to insure tho work hott proporly dong, and bo proposes to recommen the pusduge of un ordinance to that effect, AFTER THE OANI-HOX, ‘The proposition of Ald. Cullerton to sherants the contravt for the brickwork on tho new City> Hall, uid before the Council nt Ite lest mnvotiug, ia not recelved with a great deal of favor cuts aldo the eclect fuw. The contrict calls for Wie se Of suwer-brick, whereas they hive nut buen used, and tow Mr, Cullorton wints the city wo wave all ita rights, and voluntarily: pay tho contractors about $16,000 more than they have any cluim to, ‘This is the English of the sehome, and attention was culled to it monthe ugo in) these columus, Tho fuct is, suwere brick huve not buen used finply ‘hocuuse thure ‘wa no necessity for the uso of them; but when the city ugreed to the mubstitution it waived nony of {04 rights uuder the contract, and so far aa Commissloner Waller 14 concerned it will not walve any now. ‘The movement on tho part. of the Alderman is & bold ong, but jt iy not bos Heved that itcun succeed, for the reuson that thore ty not the semblance of Justive to it, The city whould pay unly for what ‘it wets, wud elnco there fa a diferoice of from $1.00 tw g! por thousand in tho value of whut the contract culls fur and the brick used, any attempt to Tuake a donntion to the contructora ta kely to fueot the Herevst of upposiion—outalde of the Counell if not tn it. 100K OUT FOI YOUR Dogs. 'Tho dogs must propare to go! Tho ¢wo proc: lamutions of thy Muyor on the subject wore yes terday followed by an order from Police oad quurtens, and iitteon ounces of strychnine enough to kill 6,000 doge—was carefully dis- tributed among the patroluen, Tho order waa us follows; “Pursuuut to ® proclamation issued by hig Wonor the Blayor, a copy of which Is horowith furniubed, the police force 1s hereby ordered to resume tho duty of destroying unmuzzied doga Jound rouniny at jarge forthwith, aud ta von- nue the sume during tho pene speciiicd In said Proclamation, of Until otherwise ordered from isal wayiby polkoneay, but no veranda wi ay (by poisoning), but no certuln days w! jwalnated for killing in an; provinat,” Do found running at large must be killed at opportunity, and the nujsance disposed of ay soon us posslblo, The duty of the Palleg i ta kill the dogs and roport di tothe Health Do- usual be ue oh every partment, whero tho carcasses ile, The rexpon= pale af immediately removing thom must rest whero it belonga. Attention ja also directed to tho ordinance entitled * Dogs’ (Chapter 0, pire 14, Revised Ordinances of 187), requiriay the owners and keepers of dogs to register and pay tax therefor, nnd All persona keeping dogs in violation of sald ordinance, and without reg iatration ns required by law, shail bo prosecuted. Commanding ollicers will ae this order ts, rigidiv.enforeed in their re: ve commands,” e work of kitting Will be commenced this morning {nearnest, If ie sald, aid thoro inter. ested will tuke notice. The Health Department will remove tho enrensscs, but Where to bas not ‘been fully detormined. AMALTAPOX. Thore wos another cnse of smali-pox reported yesterday, and also anothor death rom tho dls~ ense nt tho ospital. The new patient was found at No. 4U South Malsted atrent, from where 0 ense Lad been taken n week of moreago, Bhe gave ber name ns Mra. Ayars, and whilo sho wats sick tho suddeat feature of her iiiness was that eho waa nursing f-months-old twins, who had to be taken to. the — Hospital with her. Aimnaloinember of tho family was also taken as nu precautionary measure, the doce tors being satlsiied that he condi not possibly eecape the disease, ‘Tho dead patient was a month-old chitd, which was taken from No, 241 Wost ‘Twentieth street some days ago. 'This tx ‘thy piace, ft will bo remembered, where the ine mutes rofused to be yacelnateds or to Mow tholr children ta be, and the authorities attribute tho denth to this fret. e Thore were some now developments durln; the day in tho cay of Officer Murphy, who dtc Rome ditys aga of supposed variolald, Ut wea reported through the Foltce Department that he had become infected by visiting No. 703 Mil- waukeo avenue,Where four vhildren had recent- y died, but an examination of tte records alled to show that any deaths had been reported from that place from sinall-pox or nny other disease, and Dr. De Wolf was satiafled tht there wags 4 nistuke somewhere. The only deuths reported from that locality were found to Le that of-two children from No, 73, one of whom died on the 9th of meningitis, and tho other ou the 16th of convuisions, and the at thoritles do not bellove that there hus been any sutall-pox In that vicinity, und consequently aro } confident that if Oficer Murphy died of varie Joid he became infected through some other souree than that report Tie was burled nt Culvary during tho day. ‘The Hospital now contains thirty-seven pas tients, uf who fourtcon are children, varyln, in age from a fow tnonths to 6 years. ‘Three o1 the children were taken from’ No. 131 Meagher treet. five fram No. 156 Fulton street, threo rom No, wot West ‘Twentieth strect, two froin No; 1100 West Lako street, and two from No. 14 South Halsted street. ‘They aro not nll down with tho disense, but have been exposed to it, and wore tuken_ there a8 9 precautionary mena. ure. Some of them are vory sick, and nt least two, who have not been vaceinited, it fs belleved, will dle. Some of the adults, too, fare inaeritical condition; and, In tho absence of daffy reports from the Superintendont, Dra. Do Wulf and Garrett visited the institution Inst night to muke some personal observations, th niche, perhaps, that additional nurses might bo needed. They found everything oloan and nice, and, with the exception of the two ehil- dren from lake street referred to above, tho Patients wero all doing rensonabty well, Thoy concluded, howover, that additional nurses Were needed to look after the children, not- withstanding their mothors were with them, ond ‘will send out two more this morning. THE COUNTY-BUILDING. JACK Sreriens ta still very ill from tho cold cunght the day of Capt. Stowanrt's funeral, and, though not seriously sick, he may bo confined to the bonsy for a week or 80. ‘Tin 73 and '74 personal: property taxea como in vory slowly, and; ns it ls eltoveil somo £60.- 000 fs stilt collectable on this account, tho Coun ty Treasurer proposes to begin loyyiny ino fow lays. ‘Tre Grand Jury heanl elghtsen eases yortare day, among thoin that of Patten and Gribler, tho dJury-Hxers, Only n taw witnesses In the latter Were hoard, however. and no concluslén was reached; but both will undoubtedly Bo indicted. The trial of the Milwaukeo avenue burglars— Garrity, Adiam, and Dwyer-le Bull guing on fn the Criminal Court. Yesterduy tho defenso fin- ished tholr testimony, and the talking began. A. yordlet will be renehed tls afternoon, or rathor the caso will go to tho jury. ‘The matter of the amdavita which Charles Campbell, the volored murderer, presented to Jameson, In which the afiants swore that atl tho dudges except McAllister wore prejudiced agulost tho accused, 1s to be Investiguted by tho Grand Jury, sluce two of tho perduns whose hanes wero aflixed to the allidavits huye stated that they did not ulgn them. Saran FILKRNeTRIN, n widow with five chil- aren, who wes luprldoned by Harnard Steele, Isuno Wedles, and Mux Steele, grocers on South Cannl streot, because she did not pay a debt of $60, mado application to Judes Looms to sehed- ule out under the Insolvent Debtors’ uct, giving w bond for her appearance op the 20th inet. Sho was in jail about throu hours, furnishing sure- Ues Monday ovening. Citre-ov-Porice O'Donxent, through De- tective Kenting, waited pon State's-Attornoy Milla yesterdiyy requesting hin to take uetloa in regurd to Willinmn alins Reddy" Burns, now serving out # flve-veurs' torm in tho Penlten- tlury, looking to his temporary rolease to bo tried for tno Ithouow murder, It will be re- membered that Rurng passed a plece of scrip that was stolen from tho store of the murdered mun on tho night of tho tragedy, and, through Becrotary-of-Volico, Doyle, it” was triced ‘to Burns. ‘Detective Kenting went to St, Paul to endeavor to get tho release of Nibsey Payne, who was an ulleged accomplice in the crime. Superintendent O'Donnell thinks that he his overwhelining teatinony to convict Buros, and ho wants him tried before thi tired out and leave tho Btute. Laitey ised to look up the law, and give bis opinion in a duy or two, . Tux Committee on Pubilo Charities hold a frocting, fpiiardnraftorn ous at which a num: ver of bills were nudited and several applica- tlons considered for pussos, Among those wag one from an rs ae ininister named E. Tho- rian, of Montreal, Cunada, who wanted to get to Dotroit, His application showed that be was 55 yours of age, and burdened with a family con- sisting of m wits, aged $, and ebifdron ged ro~ spectively 12, 11, 0, 7, 6, 4, and 3 yours, and nbaby ot one inonth. ‘The visitor's remarks upon tho case Were not.of n sustaining charactor, and, though they contuined tbe suggestion that “thera Is too many of his profession in Chi- engo,” the Conimittea did not fool au- thorized to dluilnish the city's preach- dug population by sending him to Detroit at tho county's oxponso, A sllight rufio disturbed tho plucidity of the proceedings when Dr, Spray, of the Insane Asylum, put in bill for $80 to cover wxpenses contracted during his visita to the city to wttond tho meetings of the Committee. Coim- misstonor Spotford asked the Doctor for some In formation, when the Intter became deeply offonded, saying uit the Committes insulted him when thoy questioned his necount for din- ners enton in the city during his visits to attonil tholr meetings, Nothing furthor was said on the aubjact, bowover, and tha sccount was luld over ton subscquent meeting, FEDERAL FACTS. Tre position of second nasistqant at the Chi- cnyo Lighthouse fs going a-bexging. Tho salary amounts up to tho onormous gure of $300 per anni. i Av tho Sub-Troasury yeatordny the record of disbursements showed $4,000 {n silver and $10,+ O00in gold. Tho rocoipts were $14,000 tu sliver end $2,000 in gold. “Tu iuternal-rovonuc Fecotpte yesterday footed up 830,000, of whish $25,610 wus’ for spire ita, $3,000 ror tabneco and ciguns, $129 for beor, anu $1,255 for speciil-tax atampa. Tuy receipts for dutios yestortay amounted to $0,008. Foltowing fg i Ist of tho dutiablo goods recelyad: L. i Yoyutabies, 1 onak brand Leusedry goods; Gromn dnyer ilo; Wilson Bre Petit, 20 cusics orculuins Rothgetilld, ‘bacco, 3 cses prepuratl john O, Olacn & Ci & Ultrioh, 100 barr oy J caxos linens; |, chalk; [urloy & yeroll 18 ens Fowler -Bros., 1,100. wicks sal Behrouder & Elicl, 65 bales luat to- LINCOLN PARK. THY ANNUAL REPORT. The regular seml-monthly mocting of the Board of Lincoln Park Commitesionors was hold yesterday afternoon, Thore wore present Dlessts, Stovkton, Kadish, Winthrow, and Win ton, tho latter filing tho chute, The annul report was 6ubuitted forthe year ending Murch i, 1880, in which tho following stalomont of of reocipts aud expenditures fur tho past twolve months appears; Bulunce April 1, 187¥, $12,560. Amount ro- ecived during the year: On secount of taxes, ABT8, SRLTBL; IBV, “$2828; drive nascesmont, Be; spouial naavayment in full, $2hde Yret ine stallinent, $1,767; wnoond, $1,700; third, $1,050; fourth, $10,800; eth, $2000; sundry tevuipts, swinge, oto $440; ale of bonds, $1400; aoe eruod Intordst, 8440; total, §177,005. Expondl- turea during: the yee onall accounte, $57,W07; ‘balance April 1, 1880, 820,557. Amouny tho items in the expenses wore the following: For general finprovoment, S18 S13; ottica Cxponses, $1165; for sularies, ine cluding those of the Superintendent and Becru- tury, $4,400; leyul oxpenacs, $575; pollco ex- wise, FU,i88; wnginoer and suryey svoount, 4 luke shore protection, $15,234; green: house account, $10,408; {uo street drive av count, $7,207; walor expenses, $4578; for trees, $8423; on account of animals, $4,714; to the trusteus of tho Nowberry estateon account of tho award of the Clroult Court of Cook County du condemuntion proceedings against Bock 16, in Canal Trustovs! Subdivision of Seu. 3, 40, 14, and intorost on Judgment, $197,179. Tho roport, 8 lungthy dooumont, states that arrangements have been made for - 5 mite Soxstnvatiox OF THD UREAKWATER for tho shore protcotun in accordance wi Netherland plan, and the ‘Gounmlssionste 4 confident that during the present yoar the most exposed portions of the park-front lls A ourely protected agalnut further encroachments of tho luke. The new ridgeway connecting at Fullerton avenue with the Stockton ad Biiore drives {9 no far completed as to bain use. A pair of ren-liona wore adiled to tho zo0logical oollec~ ton In December Inst. During tho jinst year it was found necessary to. furthor enlarge tho Rreenhouses, to provide for tho constantly ine creasing: calluction of tropical and other raro planta, The houses are open to tho public. The Attention of tho Lorrd bas been called to the necersity for somo convenient shelter for visitors, and this matter will recetvo carly consideration. In regnrd to tha Zodlogien! Uepartinent, tho report, ways: “Itls in Rome respects not inna good # condition na it was a yen ago. Some of tho most vatunhto ani mala and birds have dled from alekness and old nge, fotatly. the elk and black Awan donated by Judge J. OD, Caton. itis evident with our ellmate, auil, and the lniited extent af graund that can advantageously be devoted to this pure pose, that aur efforts inthis direction must be confined to a fow spuctaltios, and to innko (hero na attractive as pussitie, aeloctiig suet autmals and birds ns are perfectly bardy and can be taken care of with econoiminal and caay pian- agvuient. The Jealouay of vhowmen, and tho viak and expenge of keeping Pare animals, ron- der tt an tindosfrabie venture to keep thom on free oxhibition Inn publio park,” The total number of arrests inada during tho year was only twenty-eight, of which six were for dis- ly conduct, three for Inreeny, two for Rambling, seventeen for fust driving. In twen= ty-four cuses fines were tinposed, and in four enevs the parties wero diecharged,. ‘The report was adopted, when the Bonrd pro- eveded tu coneitor miseeliancous business, Sov cral applications for appointment ua policemert were referred to Mr. Stockton, A communica Hon was recolved from the trustees of tho Now= Horry estnta unlaing that compensation bo nt- towed for four cunnatury lota,-#4ibeach, It wos authorized, A report from 6. 8. Cheshrough In remunt to plans.for nay wator-works was placed on file, aud the Hon: ow INGERSOLL. THA CHANGE OF PLAGLATIBY. A small but apprecintiye audience gathered at. the Centenary Church on West Monroo street last evening to listen ton lecture by Mr. Frank Jervia,n well-known locat Journalist, entitled “Col. Ingorsoll, the Champion Pioylarist of tho Ninoteouth Century." Among tho audlonco wore quite a number of well-known clergymen, who listened with attention tothe recount of how and whero Ingersoll got 8 portion at least of his ammunition, The lecturer was tntro- duced by the Rev. Dr. ‘Thomus, pastor of tha pines ‘Tho following aynopsie of his remarks vont | le boaan by stating that ho should not ask the indulgence of his hearers in regard to tho matter embraced in his lecture, na be thought it was tho businors of every nan todo whut ho could, when tho very foundutions of civic aud religious liberty wore endangered. Iniidelity cropped out at atated periods exactly «ko mushroome. Ingersoll, tho greut invonacinst of tho age, bud been coltecting'the accumulated fungus of infldutity for years, and’ was now nilllcting the world with his stolen eloquence, ‘Tho spenker quoted from tho * Hamblor ” John- son's dothiltion of the word plagiarism, and proceeded to score Col. Ingersolt un- mercifully. -1f Ingersoll's mouthings wero to Portahy every word he had spoken and ever; dew ndvanced by him could be ensily replaced by a careful search umong tho works of tlio intj- del weiters of tho past 200 years, the speaker thon proceeded to read oxtracta frout Ingersoll's yarique' lectures, and, to sub- Btuntiate hia charge that he was gullty of pla- ghirism, rend quotations from Holyoke's discus- siong with Grant in London during 1853, Ho claimed that Ingorsoll’s saying that * be would go to Hell with his reason, rather than to Heaven without it" was stolen bodily from the writings of Baron Holbach, a futmous French freo-thinker of the last century. “The Syatem of Nature” appeared to be n favorit bimnting-ground for the successor of Thomas Paine, and from that. book ho had eribbed two-thirds of bis lecture on “Ghosta.”” in preparing bls lecture on tha Gods, which he hnd stated was tho best one in tho course, bo ind scarched tho sluins of infidel writings for miterial. Ils famous aphorism, “An bonest God the noblest work of man," was ribbed froin in work published in London by Courles Blount tn 1603; and some of his moat. pungont und foul nllusions to Chriatinnity aud the clatey were taken from & work so foul that its publfeation and circulation hud beon sup. Dressed In its own country,—namely, "Tho Life ot the Gods,” by Eugéno Baptiste Parory, a Frenchman, “Tho Mistukes of Moses" was almost 9 Itornl copy of tho * Doubts of Infidels,” published in| Lotidon in 1838 by James Watson, and tho speak- cr quoted pussnge after passago from the two worksto prove the assertion, Ingorsoll dis- ps ved in all bis writings considorabla ingenuity: in the hive in which he patted, twisted, and cn- tungted the language of tho writers from whom ‘ho culled, but not a particle of orlginallty. In all his writings the spenker traced the thoughts. of some writer of tho past, und, snid he, “ie Never makes an eplgram or advances an iden but that a still-hunt among the works of theso old writers on kindred subjects will ‘dis- cover its prgrent tor. Donn Swift's aphorism “that the lesa a bottle haa in ity the more of a Tow it makes in pouring it out,” would aptly ap- Ply to Ingersoll, und yet ho had the adamuntine cheek to ussert that uny mun who did not do his Own thinking wus a slave. Ho concluded by snying that tho Church was Anno danger of disruption from Ingersoll’s effurta to overthrow It, and that suoh a rellgton as bo advocated could noyer obtuln 2 foothold amon Deople who believed in the purity of home ani 4 futuro existence boyond the graye. SUBURBAN. LAKE view. : ‘The regular meeting of tho Board of ‘Trustocs Was hott Monday, Tho Committco on Roads and Bridges, towhom. the mattor was referred, reported in favor of tho removal of tho toll-gate and obstructions on Lincoln avenuo, at the intorecction of Ashland and Belmont uvenucs. The report wns con- curred in, and the Supervisor ompowerod to cauge tho romoyals as recommended. ‘Tho Supervisor was {natruoted to advortiso for bids for.grading and paving Clark atroct from Fullerton avonue to Diversey atract, Tho old Board thon adjourned sine dic, ‘Tho new Bourd was thon culled to order. _It 1s composed of Edgar Suniers, Supervisor; E. P. Chaitold, Assessor; and E. P. Goode, Waah Yau Horn, and N. Hunson, Commissioners of High- ways, and J.J. Witson, Clerk of tho Donrd, tho only change from that of lnst_yorr boing tant Mr. Hansen takes the placo of Mr, Schufer, who bna soryed in the Boand six yours, Tho Supervisor then appointed the various Standing Committees for the ensulny year. Ho was nlso requested to vbtain sume suitnble per son na Poundmaster and preaent hfs namo at tho next mecting. All upplications for saloon Icense {thore belng twenty-eight were ordered to be grantad, exe cent thou of Hoim & Kuotz, on Lincoln avenue, which wero referred to tha Supervisor. ‘Tho Committee on Fire and Water word instructed to take such steps as they deoin nocesaary to in- creuse the cupicity of tho Water-Works, if in tholr Judgment it Is necessary, The Supervisor called tha nttention of ‘tho Boned to muttora he deemed of fmportanco, owing to our increasing population. and a better and more uniform system of conducting town affairs, amongst which are; ‘That tho Town Clerk. Clork bo required ta romain « certain numbor of hourd euch day xt the Towé-Halt the number- Ing of houses; a uniform grado of streota and sownge; an incrense of the capnelty of the ‘Water-Works to invet_ tho present inerease and probable further increase; tho proper care of sidewalks to prevent Hablilty by the town; an inquiry into the authority for running atenm- dutminies, as tho streets cannot bo finproved when thoy now run; and tho establishing of proper potnds, as tho increased numbor of eat~ Ue at fargo in the town is greatly complained ot ne inuslunce. Jt bag beon considered that im- Paanting. cows was a hardship to the poor inan, but the keeping of bulf adozen or mora cows shows that tho owner {s not onv of the necdy poor, HYDE PARK, ‘Tho election held yesterday for Village Trus- tees rewultod tn tho cluction of tho ontire le. tibilcan tickot, Mossrs. Foss, Ford, Hobart, Johnstone, Webster, and Plored. ‘Tho defeated caudidutes ran on tho bolting so-called Citizene* Ucketa. Bicsers, Webster, Foss, Ford, and John- stone were on both tickets, F. 8, Wuiln, tho ‘Vown Clerk, waa clocted Village Clerk without opposition. The vote on Trustees, with tho ox- ception of the Ninth District, 18 us follows; ETS) 8) anEE &| 5 piatator, | & H S| 2 5 E i ry Bi) Be) HR) Sa rm Bt) nT tt hy) ya) yet ut 1g MP) MT 2) all] eel Wy aE {] ay a] Re inal tae |e) avila ENGLEWOOD. Tho Englowood Kita Club held a meeting Monday ovening, and adopted # constitution rounds we the cor Btato and Bixty-soventh strects. noe YELLOW-FEVER. Wasmnaton, D. C., April 20.—Dispatches report that only two of the crew of the Marion, sick with yellow-feyor, remain unit for duty, iy —~ —___ ‘Tho Eldred -Machine.—It lead: the world, nd ts the ese for ou to bag Sold on monthly payments, 100 tate atreo a Timea: Our bighost artists io dontist: MoChesnoys beyond doubt, though but ry Pe a ‘The moth will not attacka tabri tn Buck & Rayners Sots Powder ispecies F: dies and clgura at Dawson's, 211 State streot, Chicago, b Dairympto, Le a Cu top and reviow the grand exbibition of can- | Oct. %. SPORTING EVENTS. Interesting Contest Between the Chicago and National Ball Teams, The Home Nine Victorious in a Woll-Plnyed and Credita- vie Game. American Horses Did Not Run in the English Races Yea» terday. BASE-BALIA CIICAQD VS. NATIONAT. One of the clennest and cloverest games of: dall played In this elty at any time was that of yeaterday between the Chicngos and the Nationals of Washington, in the presence af over 1,000 people, The visitors came with a rather formidnble record,—that of having beaten Providence in ono game and tled them in another, and inflicted n most eruah- ing defeat uvon Cincinneti, Wha pitcher who has bothered the best batsmen, a catch er exceled by but one in the League, and n team of good bateing strength be. aldes, the Nationals nro no hard Club to win a game from, and the Chicago victory of yestorday !s In every respect extremely cred~ Itadle. Word had been sent here from Cine einnati that Lynch, the National pitcher, re~ sorted to nn Iegal delivery, that betng the excuso Which Cincinnatt urged in oxplana- tfon of {ts poor success against him; but no fault was found here with his delivery, as 16 was good enough to allow the home team to punish it for nine single and twelve total bases. Ocenstonally Lynch does, beyond question, elevate his wrist rather moro than, the underhand throwers now acting as pitch- era for the League; but, so far us hls work yesterday was concerned, there were no such luring ingtances as to call for complet fhe Chicngus appeared for the first tle in their remular League uniforms for this year, with all-white stockings: that are a marked juiprovement over the niany-colored rings of ast year, ‘The game opened with tho visitors at the bat, and although Gerhardt was given a base on balls the sido retired with n blank, ‘They made no tally until the sixth Inning, when n fwo-baser by McClellan: and singles by Baker and Powell gave them an earned rua, the only and Inst one of the game for them, ‘The Chicugos played a nearly faultless game in the fleld, as_the errors charged were both of tho excusable pattern. ‘Che run-getting for the home nine began in theseeond nile when Angon’s two-baser over tho right-fieli fence, after two strikes, 4 good ball, and seven balls had been called, and Corcoran’s clean single gave an earned Bie In the fourth inning Gore got first on 9 missed third atrike, the ball hitting his body after he had struck at it, so that It could not be enlled a dead ball," A clever steal ton! him to second, and Williamson’s baser brought him home, With the ald of orrors by Gerhardt and Derby, some daring base-running by Williamgon sud Kelly, and a clean Mit by Corcoran, three runs were scored, Nothing pecurred except clean Belding, and ciphers until the bleuth ning, when singles by Dalrympls and Kelly and a double-bagger by Willlamson brought in two earned runs, the last of the gaine, as under the new rules Chleago, having already secured 9 winning Tend, did not. play its half o€ the ninth fnn- ing,—tho finished score standing 6 tol, A brilliant running catch by Goro and a heat doublo play by MeCtellan, Gerhardt, and Pawell, al In the second Inning, wero the chief fielding episodes of the gume, Corco- ran’s pitching was all thatcould be asked, and thoro Is fitule doubt that tie opening of tho League serson will find him well prepared tofave sil comers. Tho Chicagos and Na- flonals piny agiin this afternoon, TIE SCORE, ot 1] Goro, £...., Williamson, d Bloscemuose Bl ranaccicol ¥ wlecoraroom wl roncososol &! aca{Eloeneanene Blaccanessaald Sralalocroommmne ol cvorneserwl & eoxlalosoomunns Blovocmesscal 4 om) Sl onoasSeun Nlosscnensal t ecg|loesoscens ol cocoon: Innings— 1 a Nationnt o-t Chicago. <4 Mung enrned—Chiengo, 3; National, 1. Tiases on errors—Natiomil 3; Chicago, Hiasea on caltod balis—Natfonal, 1. Vassod balls—Flint, 1, ‘Two-base hite—Dalrympto, Williamson, Anson, and McClellan, 1 cach. Left on basce—Natlonal, 7; Chicago, 2. Struck out—McClotlan, Gerhardt, Powell, Dig- nan, Dalrymplo, Gore, Burns, and Quest. Double’ piny—MoCicilan, Gerhardt, aud Pow- cll. Balls callod—Coreoran, 75; Lynch, 76. Strikes enlled—Corooran, 183" Lynch, 14. ‘Time of game—T'wo hours and ten minutes, ‘Umpire—Furlong. THE TURF, ENGLISIT RACES. Lonpow, April 20.~The Princa of Wales Stakes were won at Epsom to-day by Cradlo; Ragman second, Seosnw third. The American horses were not in either raco for the Westminstor Stakes or tho Great Surrey Handleap. Typhoon, the favorit in the Intter, finished fourth. Tho winner was tho favorit in the former race, THE QUEAT METROPOLITAN STAKES, The only ovent at Epsom to-day in which. American horaes are cngaged fa the Great Metropolltan Stakes, s handicap of 25 sov- oreigna ench, 16 fortelt, the distance bein about, two miles and a quarter. Mr, Lone lurd’s’ only entry is Falsetto (4 years), who has the second weight, 124 potunds,—Roe- hampton, an aged horse, heading the Ist with 123 pounds, Thus far Falsetto has not started in any of the events for which ho was named, Parole and Wallenstoin having done all the running for the Amorican stable; but as the distance In to-day’s rece fs one that suits him when fit, thore fs little doubt that he will start. Fash- Jon, tho filly that won the Newmarket Inter- natlonal Handienp last woek with 77 tbs, up, is in to-day’s race at SL » belng the most heavily, welghted of the six Sycar-otds named to start, ‘The list of acceptances and weights Is as follows, the names of tha American horses being fn small cap letters: Apt. Hochdmpton,, & Chipponinto 4 4 a 4 Vivandl H vandlera Fashion...) 3 ‘The Btar,..., 3 School Hoy,,., 3 DUBUQUE RACES, Special Dispatch to Tre Chicago Tribune. Dunvuquy, Ja, April 2.—The Dubuque Falr Association have decided ta_hotd thelr June races on the 1uth, 47th, and 18th, so_the field of horses can come directly from Mil- waukes to Dubuque, 2 TNE TRIGGER, COUNTRY SHOOTING MATCH. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Paxton, Il, April 20—At 8 shooting match hore to-day, betwoon L. Gerhart, tho champion of Indiana, and Bart Holmes, of Melvin, iu this county, for $50 o sido, the Indiana man was badly beaten, the score standing 70 balls out of 100 for Gerhart and 98 for Holmes, : or fn gunisets County Valre, 1 np Point, Aug. . Iams County—Cam it, Aug. Sept. % Heown Gounty—Stount guosiltg, Aug, 2427, rown County—Sfount Btor! Ug, 2-27, Tureau Gounty-cPrincaton, Bone iteise Carroll County~Mount Carroll, Supt, 23-Oot. 1. Cass County— tegiul Aug. 17-20, Ppampuiga Casan 'y—Chanipaign, Sept, 21-21, Christian County—No fair this yoar, Clark CL ales psy ths a me, Oct, 2. Giay County~Floray Sep} Crawford County =iobinser: Sept ¥8-Oot. 1, mboriand Couaty—Prairis Chiy,< Sept, “29 De Kalb County—Sycamore, Soph, 14-17, Do Witt County—Clinton, Aug. 90-8ept. L. Dougins County: coln, Bopite 1 Thu Pago Count: Edgar County—Paria, Edwards County—Albion, Sept. 1, Franklin County—Nentor ag 28-Oct. 1, en Connty—Canton, Oot, 4-8; Avon, Sopt. Gallatin County—Shawneetown, Oot, &8, Greens County—Carrollton, Oot. 19-23, Hardin County—Hilzabothtown, Sept, 22-25, Hondergon Gounty—Durgavilla, Sept 14-17, 10, Henry County—Cambridge, Aug, J0-Bept, 3. Trogunia County i Inckson County— opt. 2-24. Jneper Count; nt, Bapt. 8 Jeferson County—Mount Vornon, Oot. 12-15, doracy County—verscy ville, Oct. 12-1, Jo Daviess County—Galonn, Supt. 2-Oot, 1; Warren, Kept, 1-17, In, Bet, 14-17, 7 Kune County—El; Kendall County—Lristot, Sept d8, Knox Connty—Knoxville, Sept. 19-17, Lake Count: Libertyville, Sept, 22-24; koran, Sept. 47-Oct. 2, Lawrenee County—Lawrencoville, Oct. 6-0. Livingston LT is Fairbury, Sept, 6-10, Logitn County—Lincoln, Aug. 228; Atlanta, Bent, 7-10. Macon County—Necatur, Sept. 21-26, Murion County—Centralia, Sept. 21-21, Marshall County—Wononn Sept. 27-Oct. 2. MeDonough County—Mucoml, Arg, 24-28, Mellonry County—Marengo, Sept, 1-17, MoLenan—Bloomington, Aug. al-Sopt, de Menard—Potershurg, Aug. U1-Sept, i. Morcer—Aledo, Sept, 20-3, Morgan—Javksonyillo, Aug. 2-27. Moultrio—Sullivin, Bopt, 14-J7%.. Ogte—Orcgon, Sept. 21-44, Vorry—Pincknoyvilly, Oct, 6. Pluti—Monticoila, Aug. 1 Vike—Fittafeld, Sopt, 22-5 onttadlphs-Ssrarta, Sept, 20-Oct, 1: et. 10-2, Richland~Olnoy, Sept. 14-18. Hock Island—Hilisdule, Sept. 15-18, Sungamon—Springflold, Stato Fulr, Sept. 27- at. 2, Schnylor—Rushvillc, Sept. 7-10. Shelby—Shelbyville, Sept, 1-25, Stark—Toulon, Sept. 21-24, Bt. ClairBelloville, Oct. 1210. Taxowell—Deluvan, Sept, 12-18. - genlton—Catiny gopt. U-17; Danville, Aug, Whbnatt—Sfount Carmel, Sept, 26-30. Warren—Monmouth, Sept. 1-10. White—Carml, Sept. 8-11, Whitestie—Sterling, Sept. 14-17; Bforrison, ent, 7-10, Witlatneon—3tarton, Sept, 23-Oct. 1. Winnebago—Kockford, Kept, 1-17. Wau Chestor, DEATHS, 1Ci—Aprit 19, nt the realdonce of his brothor-ine ‘Walter Wolch, No. 10 Gurloy-st., John ica, ngod years. ‘Funetnl Wortneaday, April 21, at 10 o'otock, at St, Patrick's Church, whore solo High Mass will be gglubrated, thence hy earringes to Calvary Comotory, ‘rfonite of the family are invited to attend. 62" Rochestor (N. ¥.) papers please copy. WITCHIE-On tho Ith Inst, nt Oltumwa, In, of parniyain, Aunos Aq beloved wito of Itubert Ritchie, ‘ aneral from the residence of Mr. Hugh Btchta, 2it ‘ibe-st.. on Wednesday, at 2p, im., wo Graceland, Friends of the family are Invited to attend, LAVERY—April 9), Iusoy Lavery, holoved daugh- torr. D. and Bosey danvory, ened Is yours und 33 s. Wanoral st 10 o'clock a.m. "hmrsday, 2d, from rest- dence, 71 Wallor-at., by carringes to Calvary. WILKEMSON—April &, 1980, Claude, son of Lart- well HL and Ann M. Wilkerson, of consumption, Funerat to-day by carriages to Grneoland. "Mt. Vornon (11) snd McGregor (1a,) papors plenae copy, YOUNG—Hozokinh Young, In Cavingion, Ky. of parnissis of the brain, in the 47th year of hisngo, - TKAUSS—Yostorday morning, Honrlotte Stransa, auod4 yonre, dnughtor of Jacob and Barnh Btratss, Funoral at 2 o'clock to Rosehill, Friends of the fouily ore invited. . CLALP—In Leo Centre, of apoplexy, aftor‘an Ill- ness of twenty hours, Lewls ‘clap Baa ogod @ yours 4 ‘Bunoral atiils Jato residenoo on Friday, April 23, nt pi B —— ANNOUNCEMENTS. BPECIAL MEETING OF ‘Tii AUXILIARY Honrd of to Contral Homoopathle Freo Die- ponsary wilt bo boldat the ‘Tromont livusg at, 10 a Nu iy Mako tinal arrangumonts for tho "Pickwick v Full attendance ts desired, MABLEY, CLOTHIER, Has just placed upon his counters a fresh stock of ALL-WOOL, Fine Dress Suits Which for Style, Price, and Trim~ ming are unequaled in the West. Amore desirable opportunity to purchase Artistic Clothing, made from tho latest patterns and cut in the helght of fashion, was never offered the buying public. Our Stock is conrplete in every Department, all New, and an Actual Saving of 30 ner cent for ow? customers. MABLEY, the CLOTHIER. 154 & 156 South Glark-St, Seecanntincnc A UTRION SARE, By ELISON, FLERSHEIM € Co, Stand 83 Itandolph-st, Genoral Auctioncors, At No. 1184 PRAIRIE-AY,, Wednesday Moming, Apr. 2l, at 10 o's, Furniture of a 9-Room Residences AT AUCTION, Conninting of Tarlor, Chambor, Dintng-oom, Kitchen Furnlture, Carpotes and General itiqeny 24 HSU anaes oS PLEI ASr eee WEDNESDAY’S'. SALE; 9:30 THIS MORNING, FURNITURE Of all Kinds, Now and Second-hand, 200 CARPETS. Goneral Household Goods, General Merchantize, in fi At2 o’olook, 8 TOP BUGGIES, AND 2 TAGES.) 7 CAT. ELISON, FLERSIEIM 4 Brand A andeise Rich and Elegant Furniture] Steinway Piano, etc, Atistory Marblo-Front Rostdance, No, 254 Ashland-ay, Corner Van Huron-st, and Ashland-ay,, ’ Thursday Morning, April 22, at 10 o'clock, Rich Parlor Suits, Easy Chairs, Pictures, Elegant Walnut and hnameled Chamber Suits Brussols and Wool Carpets ‘hresstest Nining-Room and Kitelion Furniture, Bedding, Crockery, and (lasswaro, ‘This honso was tarnished NEW L. EA! arg ELISON, FLEMBHEIM & Anetlonecrs By GEO. P. GORE & C0., and 82 Wabash-ay. Another Large, Very Large, AUCTION SALE. BOOTS, SHOES, _ SLIPPERS, Wednesday, April 21, at 9:30°a. m. prompt No morchant visiting our sales evar fails to Ond the stocks well nasorted, clean, custom made, and ndanted to presont nucdas, especially thoso of tho past three ‘weoks. WE SHALL ALSO BELL A Tango and Altractive Stock af BANKRUPT é SHOES AND SLIPPERS, Which will be of etpectn} intorest to al bu Catalogues aid goods ready for inapection Atonday, ' GEO, P. GORK & CO, Wand #! Wabastt- Thursday, April 22, at 9:30 a.m, .REGULAR TRADE SALE CROGKERY AND GLASSWARE, Foll assortment of Fnalish nnd Amorican W. G Ware, C; C. Ware, Rock, und Yollow Waro, Ginsnware pf overg description, full ine of Lampe and Lamp Goods, Table Cutlary, &c. Goods packod for Country Morchants, GRO. P. GORK & CO, Auctioneers, coomand, MEST # JUATOR, Y a al ~ jnccessOrs LO ei ¥ alee 0 uctioneer, $30,000 Stock or FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING, GENTS’ FUR. NISHING GOODS, CLOTHS AND GAS- SIMERES, HATS and CAPS, Etc,, AL AUCTION, Monday and Tuesday, April 26 and 2%, T 45 and 47 West Madison-st., cor. Clinton. Boing tho Entire Stock of Nr. Frod Henkel, who ls rotiring from the Clothing Business, ‘The stock ls ophortuntt bitond, as jeromptory tor cashes i ah ‘Also one fargo Siaretn dou gor Fire Droot Sate as . AucHOD JLEMERY, Jr, Manager. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, REGULAR’ TRADE SALE, Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnish: Ing Goods, Fur and Wool Hats, Dress Coods,Silks,Notions,etc. Also 75 casos Straw Goods. At 10 o'clock o. tte HENRY . eors. J-EMERY, 31, Manapors A 7CHH Auction JEWELRY, PINS, BRACELETS, EAR-RINGS, SLEEVE Buttons, STUDS; Which for good TASTE, STYLE, and QUALITY, surpass anythin; shown elsewhere, Hamilton, State and Randolph-ats,, opposite Music-Hall, NOTIONS, “MERCHANTS, WAKE UP Keep your 5 dz 10c- Counter’ Booming, Don't Jet the sesortmont run low, ‘Tho live ones are an deer. if yaa havane fied oto Suey Upl OF YOUT NOObUF Will got Bil thogyadae YP Mgny are, ,kotting rich in.) Rxciustve & 100. Btores,'t Bond for aur“ Tusiness Axttatar” con: *talning’ Catalogues, Particulars, ani educed 8 Liat. Specialtios for Agents, ‘Merchants not running these counters NB. indo ‘woll to buy those yuods fur thelr regular stocks nnd Thussaye from 0 fod per cones | AAT BUTLER BROS, icsis aise OANDY,. Le mS ee K AN eee teed ATE ST. ry a6 —S>EE——EEEEE=E=E———EEE—E— WUSINESS CARDS, * i | CASS11E., 00" C ZEENCY “oe Gives to the Rotallor u Give ae to the Het F Lhe samo as Bradstreet givos to TRUNKS,’ enh AA AAA ARAN ‘Pourts, Trever routes shoud visit ee si q HAS, T. ce It will pay, No. 24a Btatorate By POMEROY & CO. Auctlonsers, 1% and 60 Randolph-st. 235 GROVELAND PARK-AY. Weinestay Morning, Apcl 2, 10 A.M WILL BE SOLD THE: Entire Furniture of a First-class Residence, Comprist ble 2 Walnut Tap Cl ber Seta, Fare Hoes, russes und Teessin Carbo Disioee "Oia SN NAS, Glassy ea. HOSELOY's Cor muaoneare =e Thy H. URIEDMAN & SONS, Atctluncors, 1), 2, and 20 Randolph-at REGULAR TRADE SALE CROGKERY AND GLASSWARE, Wednesday, April 2), at 9:30 o'clock, - go crates W. G. Crockery. 10 casks Brown and Yellove Ware, 300 bris, Table Glassware. Chimneys, Shades, etc. 11 FRIEDMAN & BONB, Auctions “By WM. MOOREHOUSE & CO.5 lonoora, Chattel Mortgage Salo. Saturday, April 24, at 9:30 o'clock. ‘The entire contents of # double marblo front foun story and basemont is House r Pelrate Boardln, jng of, Sy Hudraons, «Parlors 3 Bint ram Library, sold the highest bidder for without resurve, ‘The above goods have be a haved tor eanvinlengo OF exlo tater teat biadiso0- |. By—-Owing to the asalannient of the above orty, tho salo is Lonteoned Pri Pi when {¢ cortuinly will be sold to the bigest bidu WM. MOOUKHOUSE, Ayclonest, . By A. D, WILMANNS & CO.) (Successors to D. Long & Ca. Balgsrvomy, 113 tiandulph-et. THIS WEDNESDAY, April 31, at 10 o'clock &. Ws Wo will sell at Auction a Pawnbroker’s STOCK OF CLOTHING, . COATS, PANTS, VESTS: as % B sree tng. OE PEM Gott RMON aucuoNeet, " HAIR GOODS, Wholesale & Rowil, Sand tor price [ee aus ae Bereta Wig MSHS dete Atul 1" oo eV NEEL! iby Bi, | SrArE-ed., 24 Wes ate iaon-s! ‘