Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1880, Page 12

vee F12 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TIWURSDAY, MAY 20, 1880—TWELVE PAGHS, THE LAW. "A Verdict Finally Reached in South Park Condemna- tion Cases. the Names of the Successful Litigants and the Amounts Awarded Them. Mr. Angustus Warner Files an Answer to tho BIN of Nis Partner—Judg- ments, tho Call, Etce. IN GENERAL. UIE SOUTH PARI CASE. ‘The jury In the South Park condemnation ensengreed on their verdict Tuesday morn- ing, after being out only a short tine, und re- turned it into court yesterday morning at the opening of court. ‘The verdict is as follows? “We, the jury, find the valuo of the Eg of tho W. 4 of tha N. KE. fractional 34 of Sec, 24, 98, 14, te be the sum of $80,000; and we furthior jind that the parties ‘respectively en- titled to the suid suin of money: ngn just com: pensation for their respective Interest in sald and, and tho respective amounts to which thoy are severally entitled, are ns follows: 1. William P. Kerr is entitled to one-half of the ahove sum; that fy to say, to the sum of $40,000, & WirtDexter as trustee for tho holders of threa promissory notes secured by a trust deed dated Oct, 13, 1870, made by Francis Dunlevy and wife to sald trustee on the wm- divided 34 of tho W.. if of the N. E. 14 of Sec, 24, 38, 14, fs entitled to the sum of $20,053.60, the snid_ amount to be distributed Detiveen the holders of sald three promls- sory notes as they may be respectively en- titled gy 08 the parties may mutually agreo upon or ¥stablish their interests thereln, 3, Kate BE. Wilson, assole helr of Howard Pricstley, decensed, ts entitled to 30-120 of the reside of the sum first above mentioned; that is to say, to the stim of $3,336.57, 4. Amanda Duntevy ts ontitled to 24-120 of £, ani residue; that is to any, to the stun of 2, 669,27, "3. Geatue B, Wright Is entitled to 20-190 of tho sald residue; that isto say, to the sun of 234,50, 6. Daniel W, Caldwell is entitled to 20-190 of the suid residue; that is to sny, to the sum of 83,294,30, a 7, Johit It. Whaley fs erititled to 10-190 of She ald residaey that is to sny, to the sum of 8, Jolin Reber fs entitled to 0-120 of tho sue residue; that Is to say, to the sum of 9, Joseph Iteman Is entitled to 6-190 of the said reslue; that is to say, to the sum of S007. 10. Francis Dunlevy and J. R, Stanbery ara entitled to 4-120 of the sald residue; that is to gay, to the sum of S444.89. And we, the jury, turther find that no othor person than those above numed is entitled to any compensation for or on nceount of the condemnation of said land. Theso ‘proceedings were begun originally In 1873 for the condenmation of an s0-nere tract, the W. 34 of the N. E. fractional 4 of See. 24, 38, 14. After one trial was had, re- sulting in n verdict of $5,700, the case was divided so as to have the values of the E. 14 and the W. 3¢ tried separately. The suit tne volving the W. 3g was then heard, resulting ina verdict of $3,750, appealed to the Su- preine Court,where it was reversed, and then retried last autumn by Judge Moran, when tho value of the Iand had dwindled to $1,000, ‘The case involving the E, 3¢ of the tract was taken before Judge Gary, and hins just been concluded, ‘The jury fixed the value of the and at $2,000 ay nacre. The usual motion for anew trial was mule, . WARNER'S ANSWER. A few weeks ago John A. Spooner filed o Dill against hts partner, Augustus Warner, to wind up the affairs of. the firm of Spooner & Warner. It was charged that Warner bad aude gross misrepresentations as to the firm’s financial condition, had been overdrawing his necount, plilfering goods from the store, and was Ikely to become insolvent by specu- lntion on the Board of ‘Trade and In buckot- susps. Spooner therefore asked for the ap- politment of 2 Recelyer and fora dissolution + of the firm. Yesterday Warner fled his an- swer, which puts 2 “different nppearance on the matter, Hoe denies all the charges of fraud und misdealing, and clalins his con- duct ling been irreprehensible. Le admits that he refused _to go on .under the first agreement In 1878, and compelled Spooner to contribute half the capital stock, but denies that Spooner made any objections to giving & note to securo the same. - iu denies that the capital stock of the tirm was Hmited tv $6,000, or that, after his return from Japan, he ro} resented that he had used nll the capital In buying goods and-must have $3,000 to get them out-of the Custom-llouse; but clalins that ho ndvanced $3,500, besides $3,000, ils share of the eapital, and induced Spooner to gives judgment note to one J. IL. Beers to secure such advance, Warnor further denies that was not spent for the benefit of the firm, but admits that Beors did not advance any mdnoy, but that the note was given for his (Warner's) benefit. Hoe hag siuce pretended to repay Beers instaliments on the note, and indorsed tho same on tt, while in fact. such sums wero: ‘kept by Iimself.. Ho Insists that Spooner has always had frea aceess to the bouks, and has been consulted with reference to sales, purchases, oxpenses, ote. Fintlly, Warner dontes that he has over conspired with Bee or that he has falled to keep proper houks o1 BecnunE, or drawn any cash to which he was not entitled, or approprinted to his own use any money or property which did not belong e ne lo «charges, on the contrary, nat Spooner about ha sto ti prit, lust carried off all tho ‘firm’s ills, Invoices, nud other papers, and has re- fused to return thom. About the sane thine Spooner offered to leave the firm if he was released from the Beers note, nd if the $3,000 note given to secure lila share of the capital was returned to him, Warner re- fused to accede to this, and since then the ariners have not got on well together, 1t 3 also charged thut the firm hay not been qwaking large profits, but on the contrary has Jost money, partly by unsalable or dumaged goods, and partly by heavy expenses, Warn- er also clalins thet Spooner has been over- drawing his account so that it was neeessary: tw keep a sharp watch on the money-lrawer, an conclusion, he Judignantly denies that he over carried off surreptitiously any goods from the store, and asks to have the bill dismissed. Beers also filed an answer, denying any conspiracy, and averring that Aero ‘6 statements ag to tho $4,600 note are TUG. ITEMS. Tho hearing of the: barbed wiro patent eases Is] nearly concluded befure Judges Drummond and Blodgett, Mr, George Pay- son occupied most of the day yeaterday with Jils argument, and Mr, Thurston will make concluding specch to-day. THE RECORD. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. NEW SUITS, 11,019, Edward 8, Jaffray ct al. v. Joshun J, Fisibum anc Cantine H. Haring; ugst,, $10,000, Houny & Chumusoro, atty. 17,000, Mussachuautis Mutual Life-Insuranco Couipuny v. John Dovlon, Nelllo_Doolon, A. I. Fuller, Mary, Eldredge, David Greenleaf, It 8. ‘Dox, Goorgo O. Lunphero, O. F. Prier, Androw Anderson, and Gurtus Anderson; cruditor's bill ona judgmont for $1,443 aguinst Doolon, H, 0, Noyes, solr. 3uDaE nLODGETT, Law ordcrs—15,872, Wade y, Town of Hahna- mun; leava todeft. to withdriw bonds, after the Suing have been canceled by tho Clork upon the Foceipt of doft.—1s,0U0, Ramo v. Sumo; same order, “+. Chancery ordors—Wheoler v. Btebbings; ordor Aa prepared.—1,100, Norihwestorn Mutual Lites dnsurance Company vy. Hong; order upproviug Master's deed.—vamo vy. Campbell; _ sumo orders 1,867, Gottfried v. Elicls dia'd at Somplt’s costa, 771,859, Bane vy. Wayuer; sume order.—1,06l, Sume y, Mollor; sama ordcr.—1,60%, Samo y,-| Hutory sawe order —1,603, Samy v. Rabensteln Bane paidere hy Dowey Y. Fords ‘dis'd, anc ~' SUPERIOR coun, snes taiia 3 Saw Mute. uf ackuwuy v, Joseph 0, Jacks away ee for dlvorve on the ground of crucity, ©. A. Dibblo, pulr, 76.001 Frantiska Kabon v. Thomas Kabeo; ‘bill for divorce on tho ground of crucity, B.A, FTAa, Wilting G, Press y, Bobert, McClelland, asst, $13,000. Cooper, Pack & Gurloy, attys, 76,058 Prioderiku Husti v. William Rusti; bill for divorce for cruelty. Arnold Tripp, solr, 75,04, William Struusa v, Patrick and Anno Kelly; ssst $000, Butz, Eechonberg & Prusslug, ba rs ‘45, Kudolph Bchlocsscr v, George 8. Po: pat Dppoal. Pp) 0 5. Pap 75.000, Elizabeth T. Gelsendorf v. Towls Ry Geleendart; bill for divorce on the ground of drunkeniens and cruelty. Kimball Young, solr, * : 75.801. Bophin T. Clarke y. John N. Clarice; uit Hateh, garniahees, for $208.85. 15,700, Kautmann ¥, Koots; Judgt. by confesston for $256.24 against William Reets, and sunmmons ordered ns ta Goorge B. Rectz, for oficial Junketings, took adiatinguished party of diplomnts down the Potomac on Chursday afternoon, na the guests of Seorctary Eyarts. Tho Marino Wand was incattendance, and pore ¢ ore formesl fgine flag tt conecully x sors fn potpourrt whieh ie niation= fox dirareaun the etuund or oruclly” an age LIFE IN WASILINGTON. TL Mite or tho, forotan amuestas | Ont: 76, Mary A. Jones ¥. Jasper A. Jones; bill riving nt Mount Vers it was found that, owing to tho lowness of tha tlde, tho Talia poosn could not approach the wharf, fo those who desired wora rowed nahore in amull bouts, which was very jolly. Retinbarking, tho Tallas poorn ktenmed downto neinminer pavilion called Marshall Holl, whero Wormicy and his men svon had neupltal linet spread, and a fusilade of ehninpagne corks showed that tho Scerctary of Hiate is no tectotaller, Tho return trip, with “the Cupttol looming up in the riys of tho sotuing Bun, was very enjoyable, - A NARKET-PIONTO to Mount Vornon was ehaperoned on Friday by Mrs. Richatts, sume twenty-five or thirty young: people prasing tho day in the woods, nud enfay- ing tho springy verdure, with somo quivt iirtas tons in the furest, + 2 THA POTOMAC RIVER will bo the acene of many bouting excuratons to- morrow and on Tuesday, The tivo boat-clubs have adopted for the thine Hanian and Courtney, who are to row for tho £6,000 purse on Wednca- day, and the lady frionds of the mombers of the clubs ttl] want to go on the water to seo the men ae ‘Tho girls all wear clther tho pink or ho bls ribbon, and thoy ure betting gloves and. found ackages of candy with wildness. Ontho h Tho Grant Boomers—Conkling—Cames ron=Gorham—Grant’s Kitchen Syne dicato— Mr. Washburne’s Clatma— Prostdont Hayes Against a Third Torm—Old Probabilities Garden Party <Dancing and Mecoptions—Cruivso on tho Tallnpoosa—Basket-Picnicm Aimusomonts—Scandnl, Speciat Correspowtence of The Cteago Tribune. Wasuinaton, D.C,, May 16.—Much has boon written from here of Into about tho " Blaine Headquarters” and the “ Sherman Control Bu- renu,” with their chicfs, tholr ndvisory coun- ofts, tholr " fIterary fellahs," and thoir traveling ngents,—but little has been sald about the mo- tive power of for diyorce on tho (round ‘af impotency and In- curable insanity. W. W. King, solr. aUpaF aany, Law Orders—2,627, Standart, v. May mitted to Court on threo days’ not Kingsbury .¢, Bvane: jury to seal venilet ‘and gopnenta.—2,iu, Hyde v. Heaton; doinurrer to first. count withdrwn, sustained ns to second count, and leave to Ilo additional count.—251) Vantono ¥, Staples; sult dist. nt piit.'s coats, JUDO JAMESON, Chancory Ordors—2,352, Gunn y. Williams; do- fault of Lathrop and referred to Stecto,— 1,065, Park v. Walker; roferrod to Stecle to tnko teatiinony, and report.—8,17, ° Simon — v, Conrady Master's report of enic and distribution — confirmed.—2,30, | Btevens Vs Stovons: lenve to dott. to withdrnw anawor.— 2.125 Culver v. Wrony leave to amond billL—205, Roubiuk ¥. 8t. Wonzel C. 13, Sovloty; motion for vontinuanee denied nunc pro tune as of the 18th, —75,038, Jones y, Jones; leave to suo in forma pauperis. CIRCUIT COTRI. NRW SUITS. O6184. J. Bernstein y. Ignatz Tauber; appeal. Biles. Dil withheld for service, 36,186. Tl; withheld for service. 34,187, Amelia McCarie v, Charles A. McCarie: Dill for separnte maintenance. Robinson & recon, solrs. 6188. Phooba M. Willy vy. Kotle and Joreph Sokup, Henrotin Lambin, Joho It Lambin, Mary Lambin, George. Luintin, Katio and osoph Sokup, dsndministrators of the estate of John Mt. Lambin, and Henry J. Lonzen, guardian, Hill toostablish dower, in “Sub-Lots 3, 4, 6, and tho northwest 10 fect of Lot 7 In the sutailyision of Lota I and 12, Tack 74, in Russell, Mathor, and. ftoberts’ Addition to Chiengo, J. L. Dutlow, solr, 35,180, Aloxander McCor ct al, y.D. M, Swinoy, rs sib 22 LBL, ‘THE GRANT DOOM, which fs autocratic in its formation, and conso- quently unlike tho. otbors. Its head-contre, who will not condoscond to pull ina team with any ono olso, but must caracole alone on the lend, {8 Roscoe Conkling. Binine, Bayard, Thurman, and Edmunds are onch stirring aud working for tho Presidential chair, but my Tord Itoscoo only aspires to be tho Warwick of the lund,—the King-maker whose power be- hind the throne will be grentor than that of its occupant. Litterly disappointed four years Ago when, on golng into tho National Republican Convention, backed by the great State of Now York, no other State guve him a voto, ho at first rotired to his tont like Achilles and aulked, thon sought revenge. To obtain this bis em- Ulttored intellect and strong mental powers have been concentnited on the third term, and ho has undertaken to run tho machine. Ago 1 tty of the mee receptions will bo held at the jouses of the bont-clubs, fallowed by a moon ght pull in the various bonta and barges to spot tin the Potomac where a dancing pavillon hbas'buen crected, THR KNIGHTS TEMPLAR have at Inst made satisfactory arrangements for visiting Chicago, she Poinsylvanta Central and tho Baltimore & Ohlo rons have nyrced to “ pool thelr tustica,” so thit the Sir Knights who buy round tlekota for $17.25 cun go by one rot and return by tho othor, ns thoy ny elect. Tho commandertes nro already drilling for tho Chica- go parade, and they will go with full ranks. AMUSEMENTS havo beon poorly attended since tho circus was 8.J. Humphroys, C, E. ‘Towne, and Alexander here. Anuttempt was made to bring out wn. Helle DUT bt nterpiender, SeCay & Pratt, solve, | tollson him somewhat, a silver-gray tint bua hdaptation gt Her S00 Kndet," underttho title of 35.400, Charles Hollenback v. Frank ‘oma; | overshadowed the reddish huo of his remaining | “Tho Royal Mids’ “out lt wes a tedious afar, appeal. huirand whiskers, the curled top-knot 40 dear | lacking the rottteling fun of “Pinafore.” Ab to his carienturist [sno longer visible, and bo stoops when ho walks, Buthe has not lost a shade of his egotistic ambition, His private letters aro written on heavy per bonring tt Bhicld on whien aro these wo! with a game. cock ns the crest, and benenth tho motto: “ VIGILAUS KT AUDAX." Conkling rooms nt Wormloy’s, to whom bo sold his house adjoining on Fifteenth street four or five years ago, und his modest apart- mont fs tho plive whore ho tay been pleased to grant receptions to tho faithful ndvocntes of 1 third term. Thore, free from interruption, an without danger of having his words given to tho pregs, he indulges in comments and oritl. clams, Ike the successive brilliant discharges of a Romun candle, There, with bis chosen coun selore about hit, hy dovises means fur coucil-, tating ond ruling, epponcnts and for crushing Ingurgents. Should ho sueceed in ‘obtalning tho renomination of Grant, he counta on xiving him the Electoral yote of tho State of Now York by tho aid of Kelly and not of Curtis,—and, like « chivalrous General, senda compliments to the encmy, while be endeavors to stamp out defection In his own enmnp, Conkling's pri- vato secretary is Tl Grifith, who is an qutomatic seribo, and | who | attends to his correspondonce, looks after his. department. business, and faithfully keeps his secrets. It is amusing to geo a newlysarrived nowapnper man yo for Gritfith, In the hope of wornting some news out of him, and receiving tho answer that Queen Caroline's Italian courier male when a witness on her trial: “Non mi rigordo.”” He did not remember. DON CAMERON, SON OF BIMON, isConkling’s Heutonnnt in this third-term cru- gude, and be hus just Hvar up tha Shepton! Houeo, In which he hus in and domiel! his chief. tho National Theatre the pantomime of * ium Sy puny Isto by brought out noxt wook, with tho Spanish students. Wo also hnve Cupt, Boyton hore, who is giving exhibitions of his Ayuatic performances In 0 life-saving suit, while Tiind ‘Tom will display his wonderful powers at Odd-Fellows’ Hath, THE CHNIGTLANCY DIVOROR CAB cnuses inuch gossip. II's principal necusation ta that his wife visitod a notorious house of ill- fame here, kept by beautiful but naughty ayroe named Duseka White. ‘To this Mrs, Chris- tlancy replios, in tha cross-bill filed by her, that sho did visit Mrs. White’a house In company with a fomule friend whoso brother had been ruined there, and who desired to seo Mra. White. White Christianoy makea vague charges, sho Bhows that bo, in “bis impotent rage, has struck hor and abused her shamefully, While be his written to ber fathor during tho past winter, admitting that ho was huving her watched, in tho hope that ho might tind: ovidence of her criminality, ho has stated tn the samo letters that were ho to aco her ho shonid desire to for- retand forglyo overything. ‘Tho trial will show that he fs not n fitting representative of this Government to even the sinall Government to which he is aceredited, WANTING TO 40 HOME, Congrosa is just now lke n lot of schoolboys astho end of the term mppraaches: Thoy nil “wantto go home," and they have wn abund- ance of excuses, natisfuctory tothomselyes, why the immenso amount of unilnished business on the calondars should be abandoned, ‘Thoy tatk ubout attending to it next winter, but tho np- propriation ‘hills will take up nll of tho timo be- ‘ween Ded, 6 and tho ensuing Yd of Murch. How some of the Representatives can sottle mattors with tholr constituents romning to bo BoCn. Raconreur, JUDGE noaRtA 2.007, Scheaiuer ¥, Doorak; leave io withdraw uppcal bond.—2,008, Peaple y,Dows ve toU reeuwood to plead wit! in fifteen day 273, Provtor v. Commercint Ni tional Bank? motion by deft, for new. trial. 5,067, Bort v. Loftug; rule on deft. to file try script from Justice's writ within fyednys,—2,277, Cary v. Hohanno it plit.'s cv: es Kune y. Same; same order.—2285, Murphy Stlofels suit disd. want of proscertion; Jidy- ment of retorno, and leave to withdraw uppeul ‘bond. JUDGE MORAN, Law Orders—1,011, Curd ¥, Hamlin: demurrer to first and gecond umended pleas setained.— 4,54, Brown ¥, Michignn Centril Railway Come pany; demurrer to ifth and sixth counts If tutrr. sustained, Juyt. for deft., and costs autis- Hed.—3,513, Oukley ¥. Rankin; disd. as to J, D, Sommers and leave to amend niidnvit of mmerits.—5,01, Farmer v. Hapbacl; rule on deft. to puy appenl costs in flve days.—2444, Fox ve Guimprecht; Tenney & Flower substituted ag deft.’s uttyr.—4,00), MeGrath v. Keeler; T. & T, If Sebintz' substituted ns deft.’s attys.— 6G, O'Callaghan .v. Jenks; rule on deft. to Justify returnable 22d inst.—oi,Ge, MokKee v, Roy; dankruptey of deft, L. Chi Law Order to pht.’s utty’, 4 Uhudwick, sug> gested. —4,fe%), dikd. at plif’s costs,—1,621, Trap mann v, Sane; dlsd., cuch party to pay bis own costs. 4,020, Keatin Hoffimun; same order, aupGe TULEY. Chancery Orders—i,07%, Murtin v. Martin; do- fault.—2,500, Myrnes y. Flynn; rulo to close extended twenty days.—d,02i4, Hall v. 03, Lehew y. Lehew;s default. Wilson; defnult.—3ae, default. —3.Nu, Foulke default of Mont. Deane on and references to 9,008, Ahern v. Abern; default.—1,293, ¥. Merchants’, Fu been passing the winter, hineolf at Wormloy's, to be near Four yonra ago, at Cincinnati, young Master=- Colburn ——__ ". n ‘mers’ & Mechanics’ Savings i worthy son of am Hani; louve to Receiver to convey toW.S-Hure | meth eclitieinn By Fe ne eee etykantn | THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. bort proporty.—2,109, ‘Williams ‘vy, Hale | delegation to vote for Hartranft over and over . ain a again, when half of them wanted to out loose and voto for Blaine, Since then young Don hus suceeedoil his fathor ns Senator from: Pennsayl- vania, has married one of John Sherman's pretty nieces, and has succeeded tothe dynasty founded in the Koystono State by his futhor. He bas undertakon to give the solld Electoril voto of Pennsylvania to Grant at Chicago, but ho ‘begins to entertain doubts himself whother ho vandollver thegoods. Hehus aan private secre~ tary, Sam Burr, who sorved hig futher whon o Souator as faithfully as ho now sorves tho ean, CONKLING’S OTHER COUNCILLORS have not been able to br! their States into Ine under tho Grant tage although 8 tried hard to do so in Ilinois, wit) coss, But Robeson failod to secure Grant dole- gutes from Now Jersey; Anthony and Burnsida woro unghie to carry Little Rhody for “the grent Gaptain ai Sava souly mound A evans of tho Maryland delegates; nit u when California mado her cholva; ‘and the Taill- fonuira Senators from Novada—sharon and Jones—have seen to thoir mortification Dlalno dctegntes chosen, So Now York's “favorit son" gees that he is really alone in the conclave over which ho presides, so far as haviny a fol- lowing, and the faith of some of his nts ig shaken. r GORMAM OF CALIFORNTA, who was Sccrotury of tho Senate under tho Re- pete tulo, Is tho exceutive offcor of Conk- ing’s Sunbedrim, but ho is no muteh for the sbrewd, starp William 2. Chandlor, who does so much good work for Blaine. Gorbam {a grand on dress-parade, but whon it comes to decisive pelitieat action, he ig not there, Besides, his eart ia rently bound to Judge Fiold, of Califor- nin, now on aspirant for the Demooratio nomi-: tion at Cinciunati, and these Pacifio Coast mon stick together first of al without nny regard to politics, but always with an oyo to pay or place,” ‘THR KITCHEN SYNDICATE, “ which advocates Grant's renomination, was or- nized here soon aftor Hayes cutered tho Whito douse a8 President. Geu, Babcock, ox-Pubilo Printer ‘Clapp, Lewis Chophane, ox-Goy, Shop- herd?and hulf-u-dozon grhors, pooled in and purebased tho National Republican, which has not been u very profitable favestment, although Clupp has managed tho oflica with rent peou: nary wbility. ‘his kitchen syndicate 1a supor- ciliousty trented by Conkling and hla dee counsel at Wormley’s, who aftcot n coutompt for tho Dressy and who prate about a strong Govern- ment cach party to pay his own coats, M7, Eggleston ¥v, Carnahan; final yen ¥. Fritch; Adams Street Bridge. Mo the Editor of The Chleago Tribune, Cntcago, May 19.—I should like to cat! tho nt- tention of Mayor Harrison to the condition of Adams strect bridge, It 1s unsafe, Thorois notasound plank: on the bridge. Idon'tilko that kind of economy, It Js faiso economy. TAXPAYER, decree referring 748, Maunder vy. Cowan; Master's report filed and confirmed, and dcerce of sale, “ Divorces—s,105, Helen M. Pool v. Charles W. Pool; deereo of divorce on the ground of deser- don. aUDGH DARNUM. | Chancery Orders—3,0:4, Layng vy. Layng; do- fanit. 145, Buell y; Combs; set for June term. -—3,228, Hogerhauser v. Pleree; twenty days to ‘A. Hf. Lord to plend.—v,820, Stapelton v. Stapel> ton; defuult,—3,100, Morgun v. Mongar lefnult, 1,74, Smith vy. Sith: default of A, H. Heath, Qcorge B. Aroher, C. W. Hodge, and George Stevenson, and_disd. aa to L. L, Palmer, Willivin Sohter, and HL, Cunningham. 4,05 icnapp v. Mitchell; default of Withutn Mitchell and C, W. Nigdon.—10, T igor v. Great Western ‘Telo- graph Company rulo on Receiver to.answer per titlon of J.J, Bonnett by the Sth Inst.—hl, 4,802, Wilber v. Binz; transferred to Judge Tu- ier 070, Couseding v, Bristol; default of E. A. 'rosk. 3 Toachers’ Salaries. ‘To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune, - Crrcdao, May 19.—In the schedule of satarica tobe decided by tho Board of Education, the assistant teachers of tho doublo divisions aro to bo lowored $00 a yenr, c ‘This is unjust to thoso teachors, ns they nro in renlity not assistants. They work full timeand huve charge of a division, the sumo as tho hoad teacher, the only difference being in tholr sala- rica. 5 ‘ z 1t would bo wall for the Board of Education to inquire into this mutter before deolding on such nn unjust arrangement. proper to raise equal to the he . It would be moro oly. snlaries- $60, this muking it (gnchor of tha room, i A TEACHER. {Tho Smoke Nuisance. ' ‘To the Editor of ‘The Chicago Triteune, CnicaAdo, May 19.—I nover troubled you be- foro, although I haye had your paper for years; and now I come to you asking you what can bo dono in regurd to'tho amoke nulsance coming from tho Union Cabinet Works, corner of Van Huron strect and Wabngh avonuc, My houso is Med with the horrid siooke if loave a window open five minutes uny time of tho day, [yot disgusted with it, and ‘caine to the conclusion to drop you a line usking advice. It's worse than living on atrain of curs. Please lot me know, clso give this spuce Ju your columns, ns Ihave no doubt there ore inuny more suffering from thosamocauseinthis vicinity, Sanam Moony, £lat 6, Bouurivago, No. 104 Michigun ayenuo. A ‘Bus Line Wanted. ‘To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune, Caicaco, May 19.—At the suggestion of a fow of tho vitizons of tho southwost purt of tho city, Iwant to propose to somo enterprising party that now isn good timo to establish a Hue of omnibuses to run north and south across town from somowhora In tho violnity of Twenty- xocond streot through Ashland ivenue to Union Park. There Is nu direct way of crossing town — PROBATE COURT. : LETTERS I8SUED. In tho estate of Edward Ford Vondran ct al., minors, letters of adininistration wero issued to James A. Burhaus, Tho estate 18 valucd at about $1,000. In tho estate of Augustus A, Androws, letters of adtuinistration wero issued to Mary L. Ag- drowd, ‘Tho cstate {5 Vaiued at about $20,000, + In the estate of Max Meyer, lettors of miuin- istration with will annexed wero issued to Cuhn, Tho estato is valued at about In tho estate of Jobn Fallen, letters of ndmiu- jatration woro issucd to Nicls Matson, Tha cs- tate In valucd at $700, In tho estato of Martha Byrne, letters of ad- ministration wore {ssucd to Julia Byrne. Tho estate is valucd at about $100, onnEns, Feat, John Morrit in ro Potit. for sale of ron! est. ont, and Thoms Morrissuy, dott., givon lvave to ans, or demur within 10 daya; eat. Edward McConnell, leave to tile desp. cling. tor benetit of heirs, dova.,and crods.,who muy suc ‘or and recover guind, final ucet. of axes. apprvd., oat, dev, aottld., and exce, disch.; eat, Jobu tare tor, ord. that copy of recs, bo retllod and baye all force of origs.; cat. Peter Beanelder, oxee's. Uret annual acet. apprvd., and leave given to withdraw vouchs.; cat, Albort Schnoybery, inva, ‘pprat, and wa's. wwrd. apprvd.; ost. Benjamin ¥. Tobin, in ro applic. of oxux. to sell real cat. to RY, dofts. ent, Jesse Holaen apptd. guard, ad item for mft. defts., ang | of MR. WASITDURNE’S CLATNS to the Chicago nominution aro deoldedly strong, and have not been In. netoualys His long Con- Gaawant careor and bis diplomutio sorvico uard, tem —iiled; ost, Max ave qualified tim admirably for tho highest | j; fide: fiever, Leon | Moyer. Sisqual. 1 ee ollico In the gift of tho American people. He Ihe would be rity tavronteeds Only a amalh court; csi icdricl being out of Juris. of Dovenmuchle, ins. of quurd, ad Item and ree He. Ned, and dee, for sulo of real cat. ont.; est. ohia 8 inv, and ipprat, upprvd.; cat, Are thur W. Potehell, inv. and apprat. apprvd., and Adolph Kraus apptd. to defend agulnat In ro elm. of Mrnst Ammon, adinr; est. ani Wildor ot ul., minors, bond of gunn, for salo of ron! est, Mod in ponal sun of $12,000 and apprvd. est, Normun Binith, pf. of hohp, ent. on depos; cat, Alico Benton, amend. iny. wppryd. hus never gotten caught amid dangerous rock: or been tempted to ateer for fortunate islands 0} tho hnegination, A stout pallor amid storms, he hus been a safo pilot in the calms, and if elected ho would uswtho charts bequeathed by our Hovo~ dutionary futhors, PRERIDENT HAYES : bas within tho past fow duys boen quitn out- spoken Jn bie ‘opposition to tho third-torm doc- trues, and it Is probablo that a letter from im on the subject will be publiehed arg tho ul cavllat would be required for the outerprise, us a'bus from olther terminus every even hour would bo suiliclont. Many citizens who have ‘business along the lino proposed aro now cums pelted to Ro by three Ines of cars or walk. Who will try It We Expert Testimony. ‘To the Hdtior of Ihe Chicago Tribune, Cmicago, May 10.—The evidence of Expert Southworth in the cago of Cadet Whittuker may be ull right and reliable, but, so far as tho guilt or innocenco of the colored endet depends upon tho testimony of this witness, It would be well for the piiblic to suspond opinion, for the pres- ont at lenat. Some throe years since tho writer of this com- munication mot this witness Southworth, whom his counsel pronounced “tho greatest oxpert in New Englund,” and beoume nequainted with tha charactor of his evidence, In the cue referred, to Southworth “mathomatlenlly demonstrated" coming weok giving his viows on this subject, Ho proposes to go to California after Congress hos adjourned, and ho ja now onlurging his house wt Fremont, go that ho cun rotire and ros side there in 1881 ns 4 private citizen, Hu bas already invited bis old associates in the “Cingin= nath Literary Club" to vielt him at Fromont, and: whon one of thoso invitations waa tondered Mrs, Huyes, who was prosont, urebly added: “Ot Sours you won't oxpeut to bo offered any wino ore,’ COUNTY COURT, NEW BUILTH, 2.412, Poopto of tho Btate of Ill, ox. rol. Tuthor Lailtn Mills, State's Attorney, use of Murgiret ‘Thutlon v. William Thullon ‘and Jobn ‘hutlon; application to compel dfta, to contribute to support of Maryarct ‘Thullon, thelr mothor, a poor porenns. 2,410. In the matter of the petition of Horman and Elizabeth Neclaye for the adoption of Anna. Hunnner, a minor, “ODD PROonADILITIE8," Inthe matter of the voluntary nasignmont of as Gen. Myer ts gonorally culled, gave a garden the Merchants’ Grain & Stock Exebange, tho | party on Monday evening at bia spacious resale | in olght different ways, from ocvulur proof estate boing settled by ayrecment of ULoditors Hence on beret from 4until 7 p. i. The Gene whieh ho subinitted, that a certain thing tho Agsiyneo was ordered discharged, and will Ue unless objections are filod within ten days, ones, 1,278. Julius 3. Solomon v. Frederick Kuch), asst. Dis. p.c. mu. BP, A, Inthe matter of Morchanta’ Grain and Stock Exchungo, voluntary ass’gt. Order oxtended 238 preparod, | Nist UO days. In the matter of the application of Louis 0, Muck, Proasurer and ox-ofticio County Collector ot Cook County, for jdgt. and ord, of fulc on Warrant No, 23,100 cee Chicago, Bfotion to vuacuto gale of lotsof Goorge E. Bowen, blo, overruled, Rosp. prays un appeal, Allowed. Bond $100 and bill of ex. in 00 days. Bpovial asseast. No. U0 Village of Gloncoc, On mo. B. It, potuet Judgt. on vonfirmntion, oral iq from Westorn New York, und, having |:coutd not have been dane as the studied medicine, he entored the urmy us an a sistant surgeon in 185i. Boon afterwards ho dixeovored tho syston of signaling with flags, and it yas adontoe. in tho army by wet of Con- gross, despite the strong opposition of Joi Da- vig, thon In tho Sonate, aud Dr, Myer was ‘Ap- pointod Chief Signal Olicor, Tho War broukipg out, signaling Deoame a feature, and was 60 useful that Myur was succesalyely brovatted une tlhe became SMtrajor-Genoral, Since the War ho his been located hore in command of the Signut Corps, which hus becomo practically useful aaa wouthor prediuter, and, o8 Mra, Myer hus a large fortune in her own right, thoy are able to caters tain very bospltably und bandsomely. THE OANDEN PAUTY provious wit~ ness on tho othor side hud avid it wua dune! And yes whon these mathematical demonstrations oes, to bo analyzed, uotone of the eight but was found to-be fallaciousl In somo tho «premises wore untruo; in others tho concluslune -were unsound, From personal acquaintance with this oxport witness, 1 conafdur him hardly reliable, It would not do to hang a mosquito upon his expert toatl. "mony unsupported by othor ovidunco, La Vislt the School, To tha Editor of The Chicago Tribune, Cmicago, May 10.—And now urises in tho Ronrd of Education an original dou. Ono meme 1,000. Charlee Ef. Mellguard v, Daniel 8. Went- | wasneuccess, Tho largo and clegantly fur- | ber says: “Now that ourporal punishment ia worth, set. My atip. dig, dfts, costs, - nished bouse, with its urt treasures, uring, tus | abolished donot appoint ladies to the Prinol- In'tho matter of tho potition of Luther Lattin | 9 band played, auld thuro wis i} auundent supe | able to control the Inrye boy A Mills, Stato’s Atty,, v, Willhim Thullen and John | ply of ices, strawborrios and croam, and offen Tt would bo Intoresting in this connection to J. Shullon, Pott for support. Ord. that sume fo} Wa merques, Tho ive: Asn, l- tons jesus returnable Junv 1 wt 10 o’oluvk a. m, By ayringis) aud unow. gota listof all tholarge boya who have been balla were in full bloom, and beds of potted | whipped by Indy Principals; or to consult th plunts enabrined in the green grass addi ped by Indy pats; neult tho THE CALL. Eredar aapeot Of tho scene blae ni tulded te bea rocords of compliiuts from parenta and soe if It daughter, with muny of tholr gusts, wore dot- tad mualla, with opon siceyes and lico mits, now yory fushlonabvic, The ulfalr wos such a sucocds “tht it ig to bo ropouted to-morrow * afternoon, be tho /ady Principals who ure oftenost accuscd of abuaing tha {mplicd permission the Superine tendent to resort to corporal punlshmont in ox- trome cases. % Jonoxs Dnomaond Ann Droparrr—| of the burbod-wire patent ens era APPELLATE COURT—Not in session until Mon Aare upar GAnY—111, 116 to 135, 197 to 140, 143 to + In tho majority of the really rough districts of 47, 149, 18 and 15f, all inclusive. No, 116, Howe A DANCING PARTY & por Mingston Coal dé: Iron Company SOG” | vas givon on Tuesduy avening at tho restdonce | td elty the schools have lady Heinalpalstystioh JuDUx JAMEKON—I7, 18, 22, and 2, “No, 15, Cale of lepresontative “Newbury, on Lufnyotte | schools aro the most difficult to manuye, and tho vor v. Wren, on hearing. place. In: honor Of Miss Poincroy, tholr uust, | success, without oxovption, of the ladies in Roaxns—207, 200, r, Nowbury 1g ono of tho mitilonslty Congross- | Charge of thom is ono of tho strongest possitlo Jupae , 209%, 300%, YO1, Y snip 2, uo and DIO, inolusive, feo ens GO at UDGE 3 mon, having amussed argumenta In favor of tho last rule of tho Board JORAN—-300, 204, 205, 208 to HB, inclu , Fyeplaseal fortuna a4 4 | (coullshtiye corporal punishment). atoumboat lawyer, and us & Btouke ral sive, No case or trial, holder in ail sorts of onterpriues, It was rathor | A woman toucher in acnae requiring tho uso faubae fGoEY—B 8 7,9, 20,3, No. 4,ou boar | Warin for much dunolne On Tuesday night, bub | Of some disciplinary tactics hus thle udvantugo ovory ous appeared to have a good thine. ovyeraman: When it comes to making u choice between suasion and cocroion she will avail hor welt of the former, because, oven yrautlig that abo bas no better persuasive powers thuu uw man, eho custaluly bus much less muscle, Tho diiiculty with the Board in tholr judge tents on the schools and tholr comparisons bu- THE WEDNESDAY NECRPTIONS , wor kept up by mutronly, pleasant Mra, Eva who wae at nome with ine of ber dau; miare, Mow Shorman also recolved, and so dld tho duughters of Socrotary Schurz, who wade merry over the rumor that jupax Haunum—No call, No. han on hearing, County Covut—lusanu cuscs UV to WW a, wm, ,Bamo cull of calendur us youtcrdny, 1 Ao ee ea 1,146, 2,509, 2,246, 1,218, . f ‘Jubdu Kxickeluocken—Goneral business oir futhor 1s ongaxed tow | tweon thein Js, 08 with the gusural public, that - musical eiork of Ws niunod. Irleb. Bre Booro : ped VERDICTS AND JUDGMENTS, tiury ‘Thompson did not recelvo, atid Mra: Boore- | HOO, {tO Bat know eurouyt about tho practical Judgo Gury—Bouth Park Commissioners y, | tary Ramsoy and Mrs, Postuaster-Gonoral Key | ‘tion, * Francls Dunlovy etal; condemnation verdict | MAVo youu to thulr yeapeotive homes, ‘hia wis | Purhaps the. members of tho Board (in thelr for $80,000 in favor of detts.—10TS, Frits Milling | tho clung day of thu “reoeptious so dear to | oficial capacity) vislt schools as often Hs could vy, Honry Strubmann; tndlng for deft, and mu- | those who dostro to wsaert thit thoy aro “in | be expectod Of thom, | Thoy ure all busy mony, Uon for new trial by pit. society.” ua thoy cun walk into residences to | and recuive no pay (from tho olty) tor thor Judye Rogers—Noill B. Pleld v.8iman RB. Buoks | Which they would novur be fuvited, and talk | sorvices; but for thom, as paronta, ‘and for ull you othor fathers aud mothera thero ty no ox: cuso. “You have no right ta take the word of avy one as to whethor your cbildren are as well controlled by women ua thoy would be by men, or ua tu whethor thoy recolye tho beat fistruo- tlon that can be obtained for tho imoney (or terip) juvested. You should go and seo for yours ner; Vordict $10,812.00, and notion for now triul. —lsaau Wolss y, Hannah aud lowe Horner; vor- dict, $275, and inmotion for now trial, judge Morun—4,05, St. Fruncls Xavicr’s Fee mule Academy v. DeunfKelly; {8K Sa 4.811, J. F, White of al v. George 2, dure & Co. warnishocs, $4W10; and aguinst Heary & about ylelting people who would never cara about, tials: progonce, Adiou, thon, receptions of '70-'80, THY TALLAPOOSA, a Government yacht which 13 kept to traneport mich and stores Troi one havy-yard to another, and which is frequcatly called into requisitipa rolvea, aud take notes and compare notes with other purents. If yaw have no timo, make somo. ‘Tino, Ike pubile opinion, tan mumfacrured article, © You mange to find thno for ball matches, and tre, Firat thoy looked after tho Albanians, Go Jug Up into the yornuda of tholr house thoy saw thon th the window wd took note of thelr arn, 1 ing soino of band to hold then in chek Y hoy next pracceded ta recounaltre tho nisslounry—omeotings, and circuses, and | house. Kirst thoy contemplated making a fid> millinery-storo openings. ome of — you | der and asenulting from tho verandit, but, fenr- evon stand onround ut the corner“ by | Ing tu cxposo thomacives, they conaldored that tho hour, or ron into tho neighbors’ for w quict chat, almost every day. But you throw the wholo responsibility of your chitdren upon en tira strangers, and thon, if n child Ie disantiae fled (for you know nothing of tho rchool your self}, you blame the Bonrd of Education, tho Superintendent, tho Principal, the teacher, any body and evorybody but your own neglectful self ‘Most of tho advorsa criticisms on tho schools urise from eontidence in tho judgmont of chile dren (whieh you never trust to in unimportant matters) or fram nenrsiy evidence and surnilso, Yor should not utter ny opinion, nor even form one, until you have something to baso it upon. If yout nro told that mon imuanngs aebools by love'nlone and women conduct the sume busl- neas by brute force entirely, tt would be well for you to doubt both statemonts, and go ng soon Aa poruiiite to tha school that your children attend fo Hid out the stato of altaits there at lonst, Tho schools have no secret sessions. Visitors who do not interrupt tho'work aro always welcome, and at recess or after school the tencher will bo glad to talk with you, and will bo thankful to you for your Juterest In your own child, 8. B. Lyon. MARK TWAIN. Mo Hears a Telophonic Conversation. Atlantle Monthly. T consider that © conversation by telephone— whon you ure simply eltting by and not taking any part in that conversation—Iis ona of tho sol- cmnost curiosities of this mudern life, Yesters setting fire to tho building from tho outside would entail lose loss. After trying unsucecss- -fully, thoy determined to burat ‘tu the uranary door nud eet tire inside. ‘Two guns were told olf to ench window on that aldo of the house, with ordor# to keep up 8 constant fire, Four men were sent tu the door, two with nxce and two with rifles, and the slgnnl was given. “On my aurrendoring thoy took two of my snddlo hursos from the stabic. I was mounted on ono, and Niko, tho chicf of the bind, on tho other, Tho workmen wers called to look after tho fire, and I-was told to send word If any troops wore sent in pursult Lehould bo mire dered. Iwas-thon marched off toward Mount Olympus.” Tho night was pitch dark, with sleet anidsnow., About nn hour and t half'a Journoy: south thore 1s tho River Vistritzn (Haleneniin) to cross. Arrived nt tho ferry, Niko, with ono com piuton,wont to tho ferry-hut, In which wore three Albantana and a Christhin boutinan, One of the Albantans was in old friend of Niko’s, aud hoe counted on his passing him ovor the river with= out opposition. Knocking nt the door, ‘ho anid: “Don't you know me? [have come from Venen and mist pas over to-night.” Tho Albaninn salds * Wait until blow up the fire n bit,” and thon opencd the door, Whether Niko wits not recognized, or whother, seving he bud only one man with him, the Aluantans thought he would bo nn_osey capture, 1 cannot say, but one of thom, Niko's friond, cnlling upon inia compas fons to shut the door, drow « rovolyer from under hia pillow and fred three shots, wounding Niko's compunton in tho shoulder but, missing himself. Niko drow his yntaghan and clit down the man with tha revolver, breaking bis ynta- hin with a thrust which disabled the scoond day Twas writing a deep article on a sublime Jbaninn, ‘The third was shot by one of tho Philosophical subject whilo such a con- vane fiorough kia, window, ariel wane of sent yersition was going on in tho room. | rushing in, the boatman was wo wounded, T notfco that one can always write beat | but waa, made to work tho forry nerors. | ‘Tho wounded Albaniun was brought down to tho bont, and, though Lbegwed hard for his lifa ‘and offered to rangoim him, he was stot, and T was told that wero thoy not Inn hurry he would have been tortured, “Having crossed the river and the plain between It and the mountains, It wns © steady fsvent, the snow getting deeper and deeper, About duwn thero was a halt among some rocks, and the Guy passed thoro, Atuight, on nguln, Until lute on the third night the unfortunite horses got nothing but sume dry becch leaves to eat, and no water, na it wag all frozen. After tho fourth night they dis- when somebody is talking through a telephone close by. Well, tho thing bean in this way. A moinber of our household came in and asked mo to havo our hougo put into communication with Mr, Dugtey’s, down-town. I buvo' observed, In many citics, that tho sex niwnys shrink from. calling up the central office thoutselves. LT don't. know why, but they do. So I touched tho bell, ond this tulk ensued: Dentral Uyfice (grunlyy Ttollo}" Z.—" Ia it the Central Ofico?" * course It is, What do you want?” jppenred and afterwards turned up at Citerina, L—" Wil you switch mo on tu the Bagless, “On tho third day I wus dictated a letter de- please?’ manding 10,000 lirns ransom, besld cepa wateh- tae a li right. Just keep your ear to tho oe ota ‘fits aes Bet Sali : 0 Consitle lephone.”” is ral Blunt until some ten days ufterwards, "Then [ hoard kelool, look, h'took—Hl nd pe Y ; lank-Klook= Hlook-look-lwok! thon a horrible “gritting” of testh, and finully a piping tcmulo voica: “Y-o-8?" (Uaing Inflection.) “Did you wish to spenk to me?” Without answering, I handed the telephone to tho applicant, and sutdown, Then followed tho quecrest of all tho queer things in this world,—ao and then accompanied by one from Niko, de- manding 16,000 Hras (about £19,000 sterility). Ho niso demanded the rolonse of some friends ana relatives in prison in ‘Turkey and Greece,jand for some of his family to bo sent to Greece. “After five nights’ traveling about I was taken Into a citve, and five of the band, undor Niko's brothor, were lcftus a fare over ine, conversation with only one ond toft. You hour | the remainder scouting and looking after sup- uestions asked; you don’t hear tho answer. | plics, In this cavo I wits kopt until tho negotin- ‘ou bene invitations givens you hear no thanks | Hi For foud t lons, wero complatod. Fo: ore Were Inreturn, You have Heten! Nd puuses of deid | bread and pene sometiines brend without tho silence, followed by uppurentl y irrelovant and | goat, sumotines gont without the brend—gon- unjustifiable exclumations of ylnd surpriso, wino and coffee, Great caution was or sorrow, or diamny, You can't make | requisit in procuring supplics, na thoy foured head or of the talk, becuse you | less tholr tracks in tho snow should be followed. never hear eet that 1 person at} 1 knew that whilo negotiations were pouding the othor end of tho wiro says. Well, Theard tho following remarkable serles of ob- servations, oll from the ono fonyuc, and all shonted,—for you can't cyer porsuade tho sox to speak only {Into a telephone: et our ‘hy, how did (sat happen?” 1UAO, “ What did you say?” USC. 7 Uh, no, I don't think It was."” Pause, * No! Oh, no, Tdidn't mean that. T meant, put it in whilo it {3 still bulling,—or just before it comes to a boll," Pause, aaa?! use, turned {t over with a baok stitch on tho Consul-General Blunt would provont troops belng sont fu pursuit, but the brigands wero nl- ways suspicious, Once thoy got an iden that othor brigands had beon put on to capture Niko, with a view to cxebanginy, hin for inv, and they wore rather mud, They told me that bad such An attempt been made, and hud Nike lost hie life, they would havo made mo a jacket a ln frinca—t, e., removed tho skin of tho upper part, of the body—nand thon rvasted mo a lu broche, “I very wall knew that such a scheme would ‘only hnve been resorted tonsa last resource, and assured thom thoy were mistaken. Hows ever, onthe occasion T was dictated anothor totter demanding 15,000 Nras, gold watches and cbnina, gold His, amber cigur-holders, amber bends, Martini rifles and curtridges, revulvors and cartridges, a fiold-ginss, and {iftcen trump- ets. If ull theso were not sent within five days my eats would be sent In, incight days my novo, and in ten days my bead, On three occnsfons Mr. Blunt sent-mo somo newspapers, alwaya with a fow cheery words cautlously scattered nbout among tho printing. f “After a weary time In tho. cave, for it wns bitterly cold, and in the daytimo they rarely lita tire unless the weather wus foggy Or snow was falling, Twos told that all ba nm arranged. Taken’ out, blindfolded, mounted on n mulo, selvage edge.” Pause, “Yes, 1 ike that way, too; but I think {t'a better to baste it on with Valen- elennos or bombazine, or something of that sort. It gives it such an alr,-and attracts so much notioa," . i MANISU, LS forty-ninth Deuteronomy, sixty-fourth to ninety-soventh, inclusive, I think we ought ull to read it often,’* . Pago, andsometimes riding, sometimes picking my own. “ Porhaps so; I generally uso a hairpin,” sway, 1 wus brought down to the vicinity of Uate- Pause, rin. 1 bid to write a third letter relative to tho “What did you shy? {4side] Children, do be | ‘movemont ofthe troops escorting. the ransain, quiot!" iF : ‘lio saying that 1 there was nny, bad mano Pause, amoung tho ransom thoumount would be doubled, “Oh! “B fat! Doar me, I thought you sald it “On tho day of my relenso the ecouta reported ‘was tho cut!” ~ o1, early that tho trumpots bad sounded in Caterina Pausc, for tho troops to fallin, shortly aftorwords that pomee when?” they had marched out, and after a timo thoy ap- 7 rouched,, accompanied by Congul-Gonoral unt, and were huited,. Mr, Blzzo, the dra; man Of tha Consulate, who hud personally car. ried out the negotiations between Mr. Blunt and Niko, accompanied by some of his own nen (he has two lu furma neur Caterina), a Turkish ollicer, and" Jlussein Aghn, tho cuynsa of tho Con- Ge prc Tnevor heard of {t'” Use, You astound mol, It scoms utterly imposst- Oy ei * Who dia?” eT Sa Pause, “ Good-noss gracious! "* eulate, brought upthornnsum. Now! tearut for Folk what te this world coming to? Wasit | Arcoune, forthe brigande bad alway tod ime ? amount or 8 brigans always told mo rl ht in church?" con. | tat it had bea. amungod. for 2,000. 1 beltove ¥en thov gayo out that-amount to misload othor bunds of ‘whom thay-wero in dread. dir. Blunt, too, had yory. wisoly concealed tho.amount from every “It was-gencrally undorstuod: that ho hud raised tho 2,000 lirus for mo by mortgyye, Gnd. 60 judiqjousiy had ho convuuled tho othor 10,000.liras that Niko, who know oyorything that AEC, “And was hor mother thoro?’”_ eavhy, Mra, Ragloy, Y should havo dlod of hu rs. oy, I shou! vi of i= nt did thoy do?" miliation. WI “Tean't, be porfootly sure, bocause I hayon't Long paugo, know,’ tho notes by mo; but] think it goes something '| went on in Salonica, sent word not to. try to di tke this: te-roily-totl-toll, ‘iol! Jolly-loll-loll, ‘| ecive: bim—ho knew woll that Mr. Bignt tnd tolly-loll-loli-lee-ty-I--dol And then repeat, you | only Seas ¢ and jt was necessary to gota + spy to inspect the full sum to reassure him. Nor wore thevo precautions unneccasary, for wo uft- erwards lournt that Davelll, anothor chiof of a band numbering somo thirty, hud formed o rojeet for carry ing off tho rangom, but was nils- ayer tu tho of payment, |... Pause, a ' “Yes, [ think It ts vory aweot,—and vory gol-; omnand impressive, If you get the anduntino sng] plantaatino right.” ’ ALUSC. ae y gum-drops, gum-drops! But I novor “Wy being seated in the forest, tho by allow them to cat striped candy, And of | monoy wore iuid out, and three of tho bat ie courso thoy can't till thoy get thoir tecth, any- | speoted cach coin to seo that there wero no way, 2 : 4 marks which night give a cluw to tholr whore- UAC. i abouts aftorwarda. Ono bag was counted and Whatt’ bi the othors wolghed aguinst it, They had with- Pause, drawn thoir demands for tho other things mon- “ Oh, not in the lenst,—go right on. Ho's here | tioned iu tho lutter oxcopt tho watches and 1 writing,—it docan’t bother him.” .., “| Martini and rovolver. A Martini ritle offered Pause, thom was nccopted, but-tho revolver was not “Very wolt, I’'llcomo !f Ican. [As(de.) Dear Readiand thoy preferred waltiog for a new one, me, how it docs tiro a porson’s arm to hold this jatisied ‘with the rrasom, the Fehaved mo and thing up solong! I wish sho'd——" gave 10 R cup of wator according to tholr ous Pause, os ig . toms, returned five liras thoy had borrowed “Oh, no, not at alls 1 tke to talk—but I'm | from mo in the cave, ag algo a rovolvor thoy had afrald l’'m keeping you from your ~e taken from me. It is unusual to release a cap- tivo before nightfall, but it was successfully ure ranger y Mr, and Iwusset ut liberty, Whon taken I had some thirty odd ttrus tn mi! pockot; of this sum thoy borrowed flyo for tholr Sxpenece, but did not touch tho rest, “In a fow minutes I was able personally but very {pnuloquytaly to thank Consul-Goneril ko | Liunt for bis euergetic action and uble efforts which had led to iny relewse, to contribute to which ho had loft nothing unthought of orto BO. * Visitors?” fi "RUXC, . fe ore nover uso butter on thom." “Yes, that ts a very good way; but all tho cook-bboks Buy thoy fio vory, unhoalthy Led locsn't thoy ary out of seuson, And he tem any. way,—capecially canned.” WU8O. “Oh, I think that is too hig for thom; we | chance, have nover paid over 60 conts a bunch,” “| “Had troops been allowed to pursuc tho brigands while I was in thoir hands, owing tothe snow .on the und atfording fneilities for trauking and thasopen stato of tho foreat, the Muse, “Alt you go? Well, good-by." “Yeu, [think so. Govd-by," risk W ine would have boon vory great. Mr. Pause. , » | Uizzo worked hard and at consid jnuro'look, thon be ready. Goed-by." | risk, and 1 aun greatly tndgbtod fo tlm, On ale Ma Me rat intervicw wi 0, the apening worus o! “Thank you aver so much. Good-by." tho lutter wore,’ How many pairs ot shoes LHAVE. worn out looking aftur youl’ Niko had at. tuckod 4 farin of Mr, Bizzo's last yenr, and hut Leen pursued iu consequence, 80 boro bim 1 grudge, g “Tho band {a undor tho leadorship of Niko, asalated by big brathor 1husll aid. his brother-tut Jaw Kalteah. “Another brothur, Gcorghl, ta chief of aaccond band, numbering anne es ht. A third brother ts in prison in Greece, Of Niko's six ure degortors from tho Greek army, ‘Thes, with Niko and bis relatives, are armed with tho ‘Grag’ or Greok service rifle, which thoy prefer woullothers, The remainder of tho bund armed with tho ' Sartini’ and *Milonar,’ Greek survico weapon, One of tho desurters had served ut tho thn of the Marathon mur- dors, and was well up in tho vents of that thine, Ono beon a monk at Mount Athos, All made tho sign of tho crosa befora and after cating. All bud taken purt in tho Inst raid to Thessaly, Tfeur Laboll nover carn who wero their inatl- ANID, “Oh, not ot alll—j Tm plud to hear yout bay that, Good-by." (Hangs up tho telophone and says, “Oh, it dues thro hot hy arin sol" A int delivers a single brutal + Good-by,” and that {8 tho end of It, Not xo with the gontlo bex,—1 any it in tholr praise; they cannot ubldo ubruptacas, ARK TWAIN. ~ COL. SYNGE, The Story of Wis Captivity Among Brigands, Correspondence London Times, CONSTANTINOPLE, April 30.—As soon as Col. Byngo returned to Salonica 1 requested him to glvo mo some detalis of his cuptivity. It-health and numerous ocoupations provented him from as freah—IWhteh? Ob, at onco complying with my request; but T havo | #itors and uecumplices, but Lt cannot bell it tho attauk originated with tho briganda, now recolved from him tho following graphic | “s According to tho brigand cartridge account account of hia cupture, detention, and releaso; “On Friday, Fob, 13, I returned to Salonica aftorn month's absence {n tho uorth of tho Province, whore I had been engaged In assisting tho refugecs, On tho following Tuoaday I loft thoy fired 3 rounds in the attack and my win- dows, colllnge, and walls bear witness to anor ous “ Whata diforence between tho ragged ruf- flang who format tho brigand bands whan 1 frst. vam tothia country,—Ive or tun inen, armod for my farm nt Trioovista, My servant, | with old flint guns, which would not Mf ut ‘boing somowbnt lute for the train, | all in wot router, and were a hour y equal loft a portion. of my. baggaso behind, | sourvo of dangor-to tho shooter and the *abooteo’ in fine—and now-—bunds of fifty hundred and Atty. umned with the beat a! ern weapons, going about and villuges and cai peuple otf to runsom} Mi avery Bngltshoiun and forvignuer whose misfortuno it may ever bo te fal'Pnts the brig- andes’ hunda bo us fortunute as 1 was in havin, those to took after thoir {ntorcaty who eparc neither patos por trouble nor left anything un- owes of until tho sought-for cid was at- jn among othor things my ritlo cartridges. Thoro bolng uo train until the following Thurs- ‘day, on that day I sent to tho Topsiu station, but my man did not roturn tho sume ovening. On Thursday night, between 10 and 11 o'clock, sitting in my arm-ohalr, I wus startled by shots rattling iu at the windows and blows at tho gminary door below. My house 1g a solid brivk building, tho ground floor forming tho yrunary, which had no interior communtuation with the reat of the house. The front la occupiod by o largo veranda, we “T had nothing ready, My guns had been packod away when I went up country, and I bad nut got thom out, There werg uo curtridwes for my ritio, I-broke opon a gun-oaso, put a gun a mod Wisitioniug towns Degradation of a Noblic Sport. ‘San Frunetsco Argus. Dilly Manning could toh tho futntest things in tho world, and nover “truck & sulle.” On one ovension ‘be overtook tho writer on Fourth streot, St. Louls. I hadn't soen bln for two en ‘but he camo up and bean to tulk Juat os if we bad boon ju company toycther ton mivutes together, got somo ‘cartridges, wont up to the petri sald bos 4 Bare 0} ie. be cy rent ee 0 0 u-fbing, m_ I couldn’ ‘a8 sree Whore Tene tio fhe ot ‘he Hues didn’t know anything about fishing, aud besides Thoy wero all round; bung! away, and | Lhad no tackle. * You don't uced any tucklo,’ beat ARE, Bb natn | SuOAcSLoy tue Hof kita ay | who Oouu) & house serves a a T OUD UD. yards ott, wise pened ite Gut *Kerosono oll,’ * How ara you going to Pp le Fee eee eee all nies gbuned ry but | Satoh eh with keroseno oll?” “Gu out ia buat; throu granury-door, thoy coll pour koreseno-ojl on tho water; tho Osh como Se Nee Tri ahd: soltligy deo tette eaaie | Up and swailow it; st makos thoun sick; thoy the housawas sqch full of smoke anduntounbie, | eabory to thruw if up, and you hit‘ew in and I had to give ip. * they ufterwurds told mo, they loft the forcat, situate wbout a balf uv mileo shortly a Horsford's Acid Phoaphato has been used with aftor dark, sont two of tho band in udyahce with | oxcellont success for weuslokuess, It mut, with whieh thoy sllencod the wateh-dows, Hlolent symprows to yield aud yive Seuene the and thon the remainder udyaoced to reconnule } healthful action of the functions mpi : “What was once considered almost miraculous 4 .RHEUMATT ‘ Bar forvous Death of Day is Wl og BADWAY'S : SarsaparillianResolvent Puro blood makes sound flesh, ‘ nolcarakin, If you would hava youre esta your bones sound, without carlos, and BIRO loxion fair, uso RADWAY'! TAN RESOLVENT. B h ) A GRATEFUL “RECOGNITION, “To cure a chronic or long-star truly n vlotory in tho honliug arteanet oes powor that elearly discerns defectandsupptiont remedy; that reatores stop hy atep—by degrees tho body which bas boen slowly’ atraceerests wonkened by an inaldlows discasy, not only oe da our respect but descrvod our grain Dr. Radway has furnished mankind with tha wonderful remedy, Hadway's Sarsapariilia i solvent, which accomplishes this result, ane foring Butnaulty, who drag out an aise Pain and disease, through long days andy ighta, owe him thoir gratitude, “Medea MMe FALSE “AND TRUE, ‘Wo oxtract from Dr. Radway'a" Disease and Its Cure,” ns followse, rettlee List of Diseases Curcad by Radway’s Sarsapariian Rescheat Chronio Skin wisenses, Unrics of mors in the lod, Serotuloun Diasec wee Unnatural Habit of Hody. Syphilis and veos Fovor Sores, Chronly or Olt. Ulcore: Bak feerets Rickets, Whito Swolling, Seald Hendy Wey Affections, Cankors, Glandular Swollings tere Wasting and iia of tho Rody, Plnples Blotchea, Tumors, Dyapepsin, Kiifso dor Diseases, Chronic Khoumatlam Consumption, Gravel and Culculous Depo and varieties of the ubova complaints yee sometimes aro given specious numes, ro assert that there ia no known remedy thy, Ree tho curative powor over those diseases at Radway's Itesolvent furnishes. It ours step by stop, surery, from tho foundation, and restoros the injured purts to thelr sound conde tion, THe WASTES OF THE HOLY ANw stoPrz, AND NBALTIHY BLOOD 18 SUPPLIED TO Te are TxM, from which new materint isformed. This tho first correctiva powor of Itadway'alteauireny In casea whore the syatem bas been nallvated. and Moreury, Quioksi[vor, Corrosive Sublimate hayo acoumulated and begoma deposited fn the Donos, joints, ote., causing carlea of the bones, rickets, spinal curvatures, contortions, white swellings, varicoso voins, ofc., the Sarsaparillia will resolve away those doposita and oxtorme nate tho virus of the discase from thee . If those who nrotaking those medicines for tho cure of Chronic, Scrofulous, or: Syphulitie digo: howevor slow muy bo tho curo, “fed botter,” and find thofr general honlth impror ing, tholr tlesh and wolght incroasing, or ever keoping ita own, isn sure sign that tho cures progressing. Tn these disonses the tent olther gets bottar or worse,—tho virus of tho dix ease fe not inactive; Jf not arrested ond drivea from tho blood, it will sprond and continue to undermine tho constitution, As soon as the BARAAPARSLIAN males tho patient feel bet ir," GVO! jour you will grow botta crease in hoalth, strongth, und osha OVARIAN TUMORS, ‘The romoval of thesty tumors by Ranwars Resouvent is how so cevtalnly established tut Witness tho cases of ftannan Y. nic! 10 _Onses oO! jannal G Kernpey Mra. J. Hf, Jolly, and: Stes, Dy I enn, ublishod in our Almanad for 1870; Gr Ms, G. Bibb, nt tho prosent elit af our * Fotae and Space forbids our maktng particutar reference to the various cnses df chronic diseases resched by our SARSAPARICLIAN Resopvest. 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