Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 30, 1880, Page 6

who had sworn to being Spencer. MeDonough who ho was ant he told him that Itwas Spencer. examining could shake th nized tho wa o, Traskeaune in botores just after tho train from no one cle THE TRASK GANG. . Trial for Conspiracy to Defraud Mary L. Wagner, but, MeDonough was positive that ‘the alleged spoke English well eould understand nim, ed out to him, but he recognized hi asked the court oftieer who he was, and dat tho name given, as he thought He could not distinguish mutants tha day before. and rask was not puinted out to film the day be- fore by tt lady, #0 farus he coud recollect. Atthly staze Col, Perce showed that it was Trask's intention to ide behind the altbt dodge by asking tho witness if ft wero shown that Trask was somewhere else would he not say that he was mistaken. ‘The Court told witness not to answer that question. would depend on who the witnesses were, ess was certain ns to the identity of Conclusive Evidence Showing the Gullt of tho Accused. Trask was not point Some Further Spoolmens of Thoir General BEYORE TIE JUSTICE, THE TRASK GANG CAME UP for examination yesterday afternoon at 3 o’clock before Justice Meech, ‘The first ense taken up was thatof Mary L. Wagneragaiust Edward A, Trask, Delaney alins Il. M, Cook, the cnpitalist, William I, Turner, tho elaim- buyer, ex-Constable AL. B, Mcdonough, Con- stable George P, Horr, Franklin J. Spencer, Charles 1. Wilson, and Justice Gustave De- innrs, charging them with conspiracy to de- fraud her of her property by Segal means. "The proceedings were very interesting, and the court-room was crowded to {ts fullest eapacity, a number being vietims of tho The evidence ngainst ‘Trask showed conclusively that he was the head and front of the gang, und the evi- dence of Justice Smull brands him as a ‘That gentiemnn’s testl- JONN A, TAYLOR ‘wag sworn, and said that he was on the Board of ‘Trade when in town. Me didn’t know Hie left it in Mrs, ‘Wagner's possession, She was left In charge. warded in the | i taken was In tho front and sitting rooms, Wit- ness occupied the front roumt, the furniture was taken. Col, Cameron hiere produced nn evidence a transcript from Justice Matvon of the eref case, which wagndmitted by tha Insth It showed that a dered in favor of the det 1, Wagner, and the attachment was ¢ thus awarding her the goods, upon this decided thut all evidence in regard to tho elatin for rent in this ease would be Col, Perev suld that Trask and ‘Turner had a chances to uppent, Col. Cameron—The 1 brought by Lederer. The furniture rapacions gang a from which thorough villain, mony, given below plain in the rey signed and swore v, Identifies hin ns. tho fevin suff, In, whieh ho that he was Franklin d, Speneer, Constable Horr, one of the de- fendants, refuted this, but he was badly » by the prosecution in his cross- Col. Cameron eople and outraged justice. Near him sat Van Buren, counsel for Messrs. Jacob and Henry Beldler, who are after the an appeal bond in the Superior Court, the details of which estonday's a eorge Sparling, ted the defendants, and all three gentlemen looked diligently after their cllents’ interests. ruta were in nidant, Mrs, Mary peal will have to be ip didn’t: bring that it. [r. Sparling and Col. Perce tried to explain hut he refused to change his is decision, the question of rent decided by a Court of Col Canicron here asked that the charges enpitalist. Cook on Le Grand W. 2 belng due having been je Fitz, repre competent jurisdiction, court except Franklin J, Spencer and Richard L, Wilson, diese per- sons never having existed in fuct, exeept by personation of some of the defendants, he prosecution rnnounced {ls readiness to proceed with the eonspiricy cos Wagner being complainant, In wht defendants, Including Justica Demars, are lutly charged. ‘The dustice was detained ils In his own court, and hence there another delay of a short tine, Tow- the ense was called, and Col Cameron JUBTICE DEMARS BE DISMIBSED, as there was nothing agalnst him, The Jus tice was then placed on the stand. fie to ‘Turner swearing to and sizning tho afidavit for an attachment, Cook: signed the bonds for the: attachment, whieh witness necepted, Turner cane to his office and Instructed him to make th davit. Turner sald he hada elakm for Mr, tlnst Mrs. Warner, who was ubout mtly dispose of her property, and thus defraud her creditors. clatmed to lave bought the claim of and wanted the afldivit made to his Te could not say. positively whether raald he bought the claim of Lederer dno assignment of the eluin, He knew MeDonowgh, and he served pipers for hii, He was acting Witness had no talk with or Cook in regard to the case either bet after It was commenced. he had seen about ‘Trask’s ofiice frequently. "This ended the ease for the people. Perce asked for the discharge of all the prisoners on the ground that no: easy of consplracy had been made out. ‘The Justice refused to discharge the de- fendants, holding thata probable ease had roven, ably reviewIng the evidence us been taken, and showing tho cullusion of, the entire gan ‘Tho defense tl He would prove that there were no such per- sons living as Franklin J. Spencer and Rich- ara L. Wilson, who, it was alleged, had re- plevined the goods from McDonough, MIL. JOSEPI LEDERER, the Clark street jeweler, was the titst witness, He had never commenced a sult agaist Mrs. ner before Demnrs in nttachment for Ho did not know William ‘Turner on the Mth of July, when tho sultwas brought. ie had never authorized 1H, M. Cook to com- jnence a sult in his name, that a sult had been commenced ngainst Mrs, Wagner In hig name wntll he was served with the replevin by Constable Schoenwald. He Demars’ office wns, and had never met him until the day before, witness stated that had not eccupled Cook and ‘Turner Mo did not know didwt know where eross-exumination Mrs, Wagner since the Spring 8 lis ngent for the property to collest tho rent. Je had never given him, authority imence any attachment or other sul nn hifin the privilega te colle had recelved $75 from rent for the house ac- cupled by Mrs, Wagner, eaual to the rent for three months of the time she! celving no rent for some thine, he went t ‘Tvask tor money, and told him that he woutd ounmence suit tor possession of the prem Iking awhile, Trask handed one month’s rent,—clalming that he advanced it, having full contidence ft ‘Witness could . not recollect what the lease stated ns to whom the rent was payable, whether Trask ar witness. Mrs, Wagner had paid him rent, and ‘Trask had also pald him, et examination Mr, Lederer said anted the uuthority to collect from ‘agner in the spring of 1870, ‘Trask - several properties to soll for hin. know that Mra. Wagner owed him anything of his own knowledge, except what ‘Vrask had told hin. MN, MARY WAGNEI, the prosecuting witness, a Indy of about 40 years, was then told to take thé stand. She Ives at No, 70 ‘Turner, ‘Trask, Conk, and MeDon- never knew or heard of Frank. eror Richard L. Wilson. {eDonough, and another’ mas cai ane two weeks ago and entered, without permission. McDonough eame frst, He said’ that he had an attachment writ against her prop take the furniti furniture did not belong to her, the dgor, and ‘Turner unbdolted ft, and told yal take her too if she resisted; that they could do it, and had the authority. MeDonougly told her to shut wp; that could do a great deal worse. Th the household ettects, valued nt S! belonged to Mr, Taylor, she belng tt posses- sion, This outraxe was committed two weeks Mr. ‘Taylor trled to recover the prop- lovin, but had not succeeded In ted the prenise: 3 Taylor resided th du not pay the rental for the premises. She henrd MeDonough say ffen opened their side by one of the alleged conspirators, Co on the stand, fF replevin in the ease of He eluined ‘to seryed the writ, ol Spencer vs. MeDonough. have known Trask four years. not lian hin the writ. hin the bond and writ at the saine tine. acd Speneer handed hin the papers, ad ne conversation with the other de fendants in regard to the matter previously. Jlorr’s lack of all knowledge in the premises Tle took the ware- house-recelpt for the property from MeDon- ongh. He dldit seo Richard Hedldn’'t know hhn. Spencer sald that Wit- erfeetly guod, owning & grocery- on Hanover street. nit on Spencer's say so, & man he didn’t know, Spencer went over with him, and MeDonough must haye seen The man handed Mrs. Wagner. Caineron witness stated that he va Constable of the West ‘Lown for four yenrs, He looked at Spencer, but he didiv't look at tell whit the warehouse receipt. was like or ouse It was. MeDonough hu found in Demars’ ofllee, and he dellvered up the receipt immediately. that n warrant was out. for been arrested, but saw in the papers that o He didivt belleve upon whit wa Hodldy’t know him; had not warrant was out for hint. what was In the papors, and) pald de dldit Know the color o tel what kind of clothes he wore. didn’t Took at hin but once. Ciaim-Agent Turner ni in hig own behalt. was Willian rested for the day, o'clock this afternoon, ing been so strome ugalnst the defendants, dustiee Meech said that he would Int the ball in the other enses stant ns It the conspiracy eases he would Incr bonds to $1,000, which, after o jo defendants furnished, STONE OF IT. FURTHER ILLUSTRATE tlon to them, took the stand nine, he said, turner, Here aud adjourned The evidence huy- he was golng to fhe told him thatthe OF TRASK'S NAS- ‘Tho full extent of the scoundrelism of the ‘Trask gang has not yet been ull shown up. ‘Tho vietins are still coming’ to the surfuce by scores from all sections of the elty, and yes- terday Tun ‘Tnipuse reporter rathor inel- dentally ran over the track of the queer cul- leeting agents, Cottle &Co., in the Reaper Block, who stand hand and glove with Jus- tlee Andrew IL Dolton, of Dolton Station, in the ‘Town of ‘Thornton, Thy ex-Constable, ‘M. B. MeDonough, showed hls ervokud foot- prints yesterday ina caso in which a Mr 7 Burmeister ty the vietine that he did not In. his” possession, it haying been delivered over on a replovin to he lett the Lederer prem- es something aver four yenrs ao, the last week In April, She pald ‘Trask tho rent, and aotiied him some: six weeks previows that rolnyg to leave, us the rent wis too awanted to Know H she would stay She notiied hin Constable Horr, I {ethe rent was lowered, that she was guing to vacate two weeks be- he lett, when he called, and he was. Afrald she would: not give up, allowed by her to move in- before she got out. She'denied that she owed Lederer any thing. Shothady’tseen Leder years until she saw hin in Matson’s Court, he saw ‘Trask a month after she hud moved out when be came to her house, and arrears of rent were not inentioned, present premises from Alt, Sheldon In her Mr. ‘Tuylor was not a party to tha door and ane Tho capitalist 1 1, Cook, Is also fnterested in it, . Bunnelster ure n pair of fru- industrious Geran’ people, who . 17 West Polk atreet, forsome four vo n little shop it N where thoy do gold and silver sildhy make pleture antl capital and business 1s sinall, but honesty is written in thelr countennnees, A Tan reporter called upon thom, and they rela the followhig in substance. In Febritary bast they had In thelr empley a younsiman named Marry Brown, whose work was unsallsface Mr, Burmelster owed t Drown refused to neve) Was coming to him, J the hands of Cottle & Co,, Room i Reaper onve connnenced a suit Justlee Dolton, at ‘Thornten, und defendant to appear ut 8 o'clock hn the morning of the tol- Of course Mr. couldnt get there at xo uuseasunabla an hour, aul Brown secured wn judgment for $10.00 nn costs, winking in all sane sab. Tho oxeention, datal Keb, 24, hands of tho cot She rented the portrait frames. AS SON ite opened MeDonough, Turner, and another ‘The outside door was open, and MeDonough had rtepped into the hall after he had rang the bell, and took out a tper which he xald wis awrit Shoe was Na head of a family, including “herself, boy, Q Mr, ‘Paylor, au servant. MeDonough dit not ask who-owned the goods, but she warned them that they belonged to Mr. dolin know where tho meneame in, hin $4.50, which goats were purehased, + Col, Canvron here presented the certifeato of County-Clerk Klokke showing thut Me. Donough: had not been v Constable llth of Mureh Inst. pers In the Lederer Ile also presented the case, entered by wis placed in the ry slurk, MeDon- He came. te Burinelster. and toltt hin that he had an excention for Wanted hin to fin that he hne Aimeto come agi. to tig taken In-avidence, and the other papers re exnmined by the defense, hi dd dustce Matson present. ‘The Court allowed the papers to by adiitter that they showtd have hid a tran } from Justice Matson’ Justice Matson living been sumuoned ay a v having come over, Col, Cuneron asked for un attachment for hin, because the defonse was quibbling about his Ie Hot tho money, nul asked MeDonough asked hha Ichoenuld gay the exeontion in slsty dnys, S Mint wit . i Aiptiesser Rint HUE he knew tt mi At would Joan it to hhn on melstor was satisfied, an the next, day Me- anuuah cane buck sy Sy a aypaied by the Cook wanted to 6 he winual any mane: he tid—he want ii ull same S87a0. Cool that amounts xt diay he cane ie AUSTICE JONG We SMATIy of Anstin, was then placed on the stand, and he threw t bombshetl In the emp, safd that he contd je would go and sve. Kk, reconipanied by one C hapa on Lilated ate over the place, henris were Ww! Spencer in te replevin sult. MeDonough Was ot his office at the thie, and m0 one else, When the Justice stated thts, Trask’s Jow skin reddened up and We looked ext Justice Small sald ‘Pras! signed the papers and band as Sp midht by inistaken, but iw wag tain that ‘Lrask way the man 1 disinissed for want of prosecut eromsexumination witness sited that Trak us Spencer dictated tho atidavit upon wilel Task swore to the afll- duvit and paid hin $2, He had vot seen Trask before that thie, and had not seen hha sice nul he saw ibn iy court. covered a short tine before wat ‘T real mine was, fram one of the court ofll- who Intormed Me recognized Trask by iis clothes and face sud Keno) appenyanee, a1 Live thut ‘Trask represented evr. Hu knew MeDong fk he wos Huprense 9 Wud no doubt that ‘Trask was the rt and tit the grentie Tangy es Devinn “Laban £3 ys, and a chattel morty: tH They apoku so mean, ‘Wad Want Sho next day atenedt Lo lavy, gnydihyg ta do with then. MeDonowgh came tn and Ue and Sr, Barmebster pal ble 8 on account, ‘That oventig he enue back with tracks, wid Unreatened to devy on: everythiyg and carry: the property off, . To stop this, Mr. Burmels. Tle also pald 30 besides, Aid then $3 was exacted fron ln, naking Ht MeDanongh refused to re oy more tiny Sat tn sallafiction the excention, Burmelster shas-y recel| paid, After this matter settled, Capitalist Cook sued Burnelster be- fore Justice Domars, clang &0 for cou uwalons ly securing the wl ie Ixsued the writ. ter pald 310 mare, hifinsel® as. goon und when be saw his appearance, ve loan, Mr, Burmelster appeared several times befa Demars to defend, Int he could get iro satis faction, Finally, he took achange of venue con, aT here st fielinient was rend i da, Wlieh he eaapran y Win lawyer's fees amd other ermal expenses these suits cost Mr. nnd Mrs. Burmeister over $70, and thoy are tired of DONOUGH AND COUK, : And now Edward A, ‘Irask, real-estate agent. corner of Madison and Halsted streets, may be trotted to the front again, Tn a conversation with Mr.. Purker, owner of tho building in whieh ‘Trask has his oflice, that gentleman stated ton Trius reporter that Trask did not rent of hin. He would rather not have hin fir his bullding, and had so told hin, But he sul-rented from a dene fiat named Martin, Mr. Parker ts not favora- uly, Impressed with the sub-tenaut at alt Mrs. S.A. Allon is an old: lady, residing at No. 44 West Madison street, where she kevps alittle restaurant. She ts the widow of a Union soldier who was — starved" “tu death at. Andersonville, and is sup: three children of her own and He xrandehildon. Hers is sinnly & tor existence, and she appears Ike rvy wont, who has pluck and who deserves st She was ones hy the elutehes of ‘I'rask and his gang. ‘Three years ongo. Inst January she rented the basement of - No. 44 West Madison street, where, then, as at present, she wis running 9 littio eating. house. She wns to pay 87.50 per month until the following Ist of slay, Without giving her any notice, ‘Trask rafsed the rent tuSls. PJ. Caseyare the owners of the prem: and they, occupy a store on the from floor, In September the sewer became an abonination aud thowater-supply was stopped throuzh a defect or brenk In the pipes, She notltied rask oof | tho stile of alfals, and ho promised to have mutters attended to. Instuat, however, the thing ran on for over elzht weeks, and she was compelled to lire a mun to carry the water for her. She finally had the water ar- rangements: fixed herself, and when ‘Trask vite to callect the rent she usked for an off- sel. Ife said that he would sce the owners and inake Tt all right. ‘This ran along for. some time, but Trask seemed to have made no effort to have Mrs, Allen allowed for the trouble and expenses whieh sha had tn curred to Keep the place in un habitable con- dition. She threatened to move, and van be- hind two months In) the rent beense of tho refusel of ‘Trask to,seu the owners and make wn offset, as claimed. A gentleman muned Mr. Flanders Ind called” upon the Messrs. Casey, and they agreed to imake things right. “‘Phey also had looked over the place previously.” Finally ‘Drask served 1 tivedays’ notive on her to vaeate, She at once secured the present premises and com- meneed to move out. ‘Two or three days alter Trask came fi_again and demanded tho $o0due for rent. Mrs, Allen expressed 0 willingness to pay, but she sald that she wanted an allowanee for the expenses and trouble Incurred while the sewer was bad and there was no water, ‘Trask then sent Iifs colleetors around three or four times day, About dS o’clock on the 27th of Jan- unary qinan CLAIMING TO-NR A CONSTADLE, enme in nnd ilemanded the rent right away orthat she get out. Trask was there, anid she bad brher hand a elreular in initution of 9.5100 D1. ‘Trask sawit, and told fis brother that Mrs. Allen hind a S100 bill in her hand, and he wanted hin to get the rent, ‘Trask asked her when she was going to leave, and she totd him. About 73300 nian elalming te ‘be an officer came In and rend 0 paper, upon which le demanded $85, which she refused to pny, bevause it wns excessive, and she did not owe: but $80 anyway. At that thne all her tables were full of customers, and meats were cooking on, the stove. While she was cooking the orders, ‘frusk and five of his gang cleared out the piace, threw the victusis from the tables, tore down the stove, and carried off all her worldly possessions, deuving het, in mid- winter, with three little children, WITHOUT ANYTIING IN THK WoRLD, The woman at that. thne was disconsolate, An fee-chest ind extension table that she Was using were not hers, but they took them, also, thotizh she told them that they be- Jonned to other parties, ‘Fhe foods were hidden, and she never heard from them after, ‘They were worth about $iov. Fortunately,” she hind the eash, saved -for the back rent, and that ennbled her to start at once anew, with the assistance of her little pension which s recelyes from the Government. When C was seen he deplored Trask’s act, butshe has sued the Caseys for $1,000 damages, and the ense Is now In court and will soon como to trial. ‘T'rask’s leases contain the following iron- elud clause: z And In the event of any rent doing: duo and unpulit, whethor before or dfter suck forfelture {s declared, sald purty evel authorizes sald party of the frst part, agent, or agents, heirs, exe ty tide mitnistrntors, wad assigns,:to diatrain for any rent that muy be due thereon, pon iny” property. or effects belangung ‘to. etid purty of the second part, whether tho samo be exempt from execution or dlatress by Inw or not, and the suid party of tho second part (n that cund hereby watves afi Jesstt rights which he hus now or may have to hold or retain apy such propert y under any exccution nwa now in force in thivktate or inany way, Menmng and ine tending hereby to give auld: purty of the Orst part, — hems, executors, administrators, and ussiigns a valld and fest len pow any and all woods, chattels, and property belonglig to aul purty of tho first purt, as security for tho pu Inout of said rent, In otuner aforesaid, anys thing herelibetere contained to the contrary notwithstanding. IN AUGUST, 1870, Tinh MeDonald, a Scuten resident of the ‘West Side, gave ‘Trask a bill of $59 for re to vollect from aman named John Furse, ving at 367 West Jackson street, Jolin 2. Morr, the Constable, was employed to do the work, and he transferred the responstbility to Miles Martin and Abner Underwood, ‘The quartet suceeedad ja getting 235 from Furse, || but MeDonald never wot but $5 of the mnount, ‘Trask shirked Tesponstbility tn the premises, of course, and) Mr. MeDenald never got anothor cent. Phat cay Lae Marry M, Cook, used to board with Mr. Dempster, when he wasspro- prietor of the Lu Plerre Mouse, list wihter, and Mr, Dempster would: bo pleased If the eupltulist would settle a Mttle DIT for some cks? bonrd. Mr. Dempster Scotland, but the cash can sent by drift, snd will ho apprectated, ‘Yrask took Cook in some four years ago when he came ere utter having traveled with nelreng, ‘The capitalist was then whit night be termed “broke,” und ‘Prastc shel- tered bin tn his office, In November or De- eember last Cook and Trask quarreled, Mr. J.J. Badenoeh, of No. 109 West Washington: street, had just recovered a judgment of $700 before Jule McAlister fn the Clreuit Court in a replevin xatt agnhist Trask, be, sides recelving a judgment for tho return of properly, Which ‘amounted to some $2,500 more, Mr. Badenoch got the prowerty, bait the damages have not yet been ald, When Cook fell out with ‘Trask he ran aver to Alt Badenoch, and, far a coustderation, proposed to give away ‘Trask?’s method of dog busl- ness, and Inform hla how hy could collect his Judgment ta full, Me sald that. Trask. had nitle}pated Mr. Budenoed’s judguient, anal had put Lis property aut of hts hands by DH of Kale, recorded, mndey, to the cup Itutlst, Conk, Cook tn aeturn mide a chat! morkenge to” Mrs, Roberts te cover tha emime property, ‘This Mr Hoberts was the wife of nn om Hoye of Trask. Coole then represented biniselt its bung tae destitute ou ulitiant. dt was win tor, his clothes were Thin, and he needed sholter, and te was willl to give any Tne formation testred He pald for Tt. Mr, Bade- noch, knowing Coak's character, wail make We hardin with him, but concluded, to con- sult hls attorneys in the matter, The de elon was to let Cook atone, he wis too Favsly and erooked to hive tans thi tng todo with, While the question of aecepting: his is under consideration, Cook came Badenach’s place and wanted to horraw otter to given golkl wateh, which feivel to he: snide,” us security, The felluw was.tird up, and Mb Badenoch made the foun, Cook naiuring hin that the Watel was his, And now . COMES THE BEQUEL, 7.7 Amonth arse after this a ludy named Ada adriustrong, 0 boarder atte La Plerre House, wentto Sr, Hadenoch with an order from Cook Yor the watel, She sald dint the Jew- elry was hers amt that Cook Imad surreptl Houxly abstracted ty trom her trunk. She was shown the Witth, reeornlzed itas her own, and Mr. Badenoch told her she could have EL without chatge by proving her prop: why and having Cools prosveuted for haroeny, Afow days aflor this lady's sister came {nto the aMles and sitll that thoy were golig ta pat Cook through, Ar, Dadenoch tus iot ween then or heard from them since, | He still has the wateh, which the eapitallst Cook has falled to redeei, STU ANOTHER, The Kearny, tuully, living at No, 190 West Lake streot, third floor, also excurate Trask for bis nefurlous trunsactions, ortimaely for the familly the head of it fs still allve, * —«- stout, brawny, slnplemiudgd man, blo td protect“ hinaelt, ‘as fur aa musuular Baer, wows, from al jutruders, Something like x year ago Mrs “RLOOD PURIE DR. CLARK JOHNSONS Blood Syrup thout the know 7 sent ted the sevond and third whieh building was then “Che provinnd avenpant conducted a lesson on. after which Prof. GB, A COMMUNIST YELL. The Sccialists Indignate Over the Upon whlelt Ouster of Stauber, held a mortgage. ensily Induced Mrs, Kearney to take this ft niture, and sho. si Now Mra. K. is unable to rend or write, and she wns easily invelzled into signing whatever document Trsk placed before her. She only 1 Medan by Business Conman of the afternoon we owns 1, HU, author of His s elty, who conducted a cliss drill in movements aul exercises, vention then taok a recess untll 8 p, ne ‘A large audicnees assembled In tho clitb- session, Many ladles and gentionen of this elty were present. Shortly before 9 o’cloe! MR. NENRY A. MONON, a member of the Chicage ar, was intro- duced, and proceeded to rend a very Inter- “Phe Mission of a Business and Its Place Among Educational Instituttons,”” ‘The spenker bey in its manifold numberless advantages, grammar school, high school, and college there was i certaln branch of eduer —tho business education. the bustnesa — col- luge, which acted as stpplement to the regular Institution of learning, ‘Tho bust- ness education of to-day was far more com plicated than that of fift; accustomed themselves to tho great changes ned the morte And Ratso Moncy to Ifelp Him Contest the Sent, wr month, for an room ut the evenin iy the furniture. In this manner she pald $83, sometines to 1 sometines to Cook, lapse of eleven months she zave up the two floors, as the renting of rooms was unprofita ble. She wanted 'Prask to relense her from the mortguge, but he refused polut-blank,” Then uffered to restore and to give hina honns of $35, and this he also refused. Subsequently § altered and refused. foreclose, anil he presented a list enlling for articles that sho had only that, but. for eyery article she brought To Which He Had No Legal The Communtats of tho Fourteenth and other wards of theclty met at Aurora Turner- Hall last evening to, express thelr Indigna- tion over the action of the Cotnell Monday evening In declaring that J. J. MeGrath hind ‘been elected to tho seut held for the past two years by Stauber. “The hatl was well filled, 0 few Indies being sprinkled in the mags, and the meeting was called to order by selecting Charles Williams, a beardless youth of the Eighteenth Ward, ‘as Chairman, JIarry Rubons was tho first speaker, and Ils refercnee to tho Judges of election in the Seventh Precinct of the Fourteenth Ward, where all the trouble was, brought out such expressions ns “ Hang them,” showing very elenrly that the feeling of the audience was thing else than pnelfic. Jd. Meter was the next si Ing over the freed berty af the comttry, the hall made an un- gaunt ei Tava $3409 aves gavas him his furniture 1 by enrlogizing edueation forms, and poluted out Its Ile anid that in, the $3803 7 KS! us never seen, and not a py si ud c even twenty-five years before. in Wisconsin Finally, Constable Underwood foreclosed the mortgnge, and every article belonging to Vrask was turned over to hil willingly. the mortgage culled for every arti Mr Kearney to protect himself by taking out a writ dustica Mutson. Ie no tnee of n purty ted b; eure possession, ‘Trask showed by various Justice-court sults, i neys consulted the Taw firm of Moran, En- glish & Wolf, und then -nscertained the first thue that the mortgage was for $320, int 33 per month was TRE pir am yeas for years hind Dyspepata é man embarking in. business needed 1 school tnwhich he contd learn to master the intriencles of mercantile pursuits. that‘education for business was as essential as education for the professions, the gentlemen present whose occupation tt youn idea fort business life to unite In giving to the mereantile world “solid men.” At the conclusion of the read- ing Mr, Monroe was accorded a unanimous voto of thanks. I Some time was then spentin discussing matters of general interest tion, after which the meeting adjourned un- ti 9 o'clock this moraing. Tho program for to-day ts an futeresting one to the Assucintion. ‘The morning session will bo devoterl to business, fn the shapo of election of oflicers,, reports selection of place of 11 o'clock the Association \ of Trade, and at 13 o'clock wilt be VHOTOGRAPIED, In tho afternoon there will bo n earringe drive aud a trip on the Inke, anda banquet in the evening at the Palmer Louse will bring tte Convention to n close, BOARD OF EDUCATION. Now Lenses of the School«Fund Prop. erty—Gorman Instruction. The Board of Education held a regular semt-monthly meeting Inst evening, .Prest- dent Hovne in the chair, and. all the In- spectors present except Stone and Bartlett. Inspector Richberg, for the Committee on Buildings and Grounds, recommended the awarding of contracts for the Cottage Grove School amounting to $42,621, and for tho building wt the corner of Kedzio avenue and Walnut street footing up $43,079. ‘The recommendation was concurred in. Tho same Committes recommended the awarding of a number of contracts forsteam- heating apparatus, calchuiulng, ote. and the Board concurred, tism,-Dr Heart Disha! Biliousness, Nervous Debility, ete: Tho Beat REMEDY KNOWN tolfan} Ko ‘urther protected him- hrowlng Cook down enker, nnd, 23 wget Geeuw qwas to mold tho COLD SINCE 187 This Syrup possesses Varied Properties It Atimulates the Piyaline In ti which converte the Ktarch nnd Rt, 5. A denictenc and Sourlng of the fe ho medicine te tien tin we the fermentation of teeg low in the rear of friendly remark avout and not $200, and simply the exovbltant interest whieh was exacting, As may bo tmay Kearneys were highly indignin| pean and such expressionsas "Unng him 2 reuly mruile, and a row was inminent, finnily restored, however, without budy, tnd the speaker proceeded to go over his speeches In the Councll on the to Impress npon his hear ut no dependetice could be He closed with the rat + UNCOMPLIMENTARY REMARK thot in the. past his auditors had been bonght , up with beer or whisky, nnd dressed up lke the polls and h a pupular Mr. Prendergnst, ex-Ald, Stauber’s attor- ney, was the nuxt to advertise himself, too, repeated hig old speeches, but h tinge was rather temperate compared with 1a former speakers. ‘Tho Chair then announced that a collection. would be taken to pay the hall rent, but sub- sequently corrected himself by stating that, the money way wanted to pay of contesting MeGrath’s seat. of the hat was noton the program, nud: the effect was to drive at leaste third of the audiences. out of the hall, ‘Next came the resolutions, which had been prepared by some of the spenkers, nnd, not- withstanding thelr slanderous und blood- nature, they were adopted with « ‘They were as follows: Resolved, That wo, tho ¢ltizens of the Four. teenth Ward, most emplintically protest against tho outrageous fruud committed by tho Ce mon Counvll- in wnsenting Prank A. Stauber ns to make room for a con- to the Assocla- a yi ately nfler entini NN J, ays clatined Trask hae otten the Hon’s share. hishe had always sworn never again to have dealings with Win. ‘They fought every one of tha Various sults brought in Justice eourts by ‘Trask and beat him each tine, with Tt required time, fal $s to do this, ard eve then they might have fniled-had it not be for “pointers” ns to ‘Trask’s doings, wh thoy obtained from time to time from tt ¥ ‘The one exception was a I or therenbouts, nppralsed value of tha articles while! ae tea ae re Wutes the Bowel € ‘urificg the Milood. 3 f Mromotes intgon It Nouriehes, Mt: Ie awens the pores of tho ak pares Gi Moullhy Perspiration, — in the old parties. in geation, I visit the Board rengthone and Invi only one exception, and good legal servi taint, or polson ta tes ta, Reval ermal Ramones sda ti 48 bo ae mode dalle babs, or by Ke , aged and pablo, care on'y tetny required tn ete hitch seemed to touel Be: on are no spirits: ttequrbo Teten'by the Judament for TO DRUCONITS, TIAN uunterfelt Mudicltio. "1 employ ng qfuyollngagonts ‘or runnors to solicit trade froma, TESTIMONIALS. ILLINOIS. Diseaso of the Stomach and Liver, Catro, Alozander Co. It mo tlme with Hendaehe Rearneys, but which Trask hil the mortgage. i ‘this Judgment ‘they paid rather than bear the trouble and expense of « could furnish no reason+ sort of work, ag the fur- elean and was the expenses niture was kept all neatly revarnisl of the Kearney tally. _ changed hends, and the Kearneys are now Tying happily, Another plece of sharp practice {n connec- tlon with the same. exse remains to be told, wns compelled About $u0-was cal DEAR BIR: Bufforing for 60! and Disease of tho Siom: 1 Ww vee your rellable INDIAN 151.00) Featured ne to perfect Houtih and rirenet pleces of the quit, and just about tho tine Mfrs. 1% signed ue, ‘Trask gave her a bill nods, whieh she An Excellent Remedy. Kalvidure. Ioana Co. Ti) Sim: Thave been using your Id for soe time, and an perfectly anlisted wie 8 potito. Strengthens tho Nerves, h and Howcls, aud Helloves 1 But be without tt. Kidnoy Disease, - Fiah DEAR SIN: This te to cer BLOOD BYRUP bas done me Corpialut und Heart Disouxe than any other mede rt Chilis ana Scrofula. ‘Third-Day Chil DATA: This te to certt! LOOP BYIOF has eared mu. Novell olor mudiciies hod failed. extores Low Ap Alderman of this ward extiintos the Sim. yicted thief, MeGrath, Mr. McGrath was neyer convicted of any my or malfeasance.—E Resolved, Lunt we hotd both Democratic and uublican politiclans responsible for this vio~ ‘vex, nud we horeby pledge ourselves to do nll in our power ta make such vutrages impossible in tho future,—wo will do Hula ponengoly Mf wo can, but forcibly if wo mu took with her to her new a of Dearborn And though e stock, of fur was turned over to Mrs, KK, ns $ Not only that, but ‘Trask, It Is sald, went one day to Mrs, Sweeney and gaye her from 9 o'elock until noon one day to pay somte Sus threatening her if she refused with arrest nud fmprisonment for selling and secreting mortguged property. Hh COURTS. Inspector Armstrong, from the Committee »plles, recommended the ng fuel contracts: tons, Eliswortit Isworth & Co., ir Bros, 35.575 In- 1,000 tons, A. C, Brackebush tire TItH, 1,000 00 $4853 pine slabs, 100 cord $1.00; maple,-16 cords, O. W. urran stated that Brackobush would take off 6 per cent and Rend 3 cents a on Janitors and Su letting of the follow! moore: Ron toe Baer jon of tho bnilot-| ‘T. J. MORGAN was Introduced asthe nest orator. about righting wrongs with muskets, ete., and was loudly ap Poul Grottlau al ty that vour INDIAY Of the ditrd-bay Cuiig Chills Cured, e Mattoo DEAR Bm: 1 find’ your INDIAN hills, Kod enn recommended Was to a the coantey for, Khewpatieg ‘ullowed with a diatribe auinst the “ capltalistle press,” and he was followed by more resolutions, which were adopted with a howl ‘The first resolution urged Stauber Lo contest MeGrath’s seat, and pledged hin that the meeting would pay the expenses, and the second one was as follows; | Reguleed, ‘That wo march from this ball asi the Common Council to bo 10D. My to protest i bh sgave MeGruth n scat ne man of tho Fourteonth Ward In the Common Council of the City of Chicago. "The next and Inst speech: of indignation Stauber, who sald that if the es in the Connell had worked as hard im as they had against hin, he could r have looked into 2 gliss without think. he saw a thief, On the whole, he was ghd that things had turned outas thoy lind, he'felt thankful to those who had voted but he wanted those present to he Stiles snid that no contracts were made by [Individuals until September or Octo- her, and hence he saw no necessity for the Bourd entering Into any now, Inspector Eniglish remarked that thers was judging rroin the similarity: he wes in favor of smashing He moved to defer until the next mee! ing. Thspector Richberg sald there atways had been a combination, and always would In his opinion cout would be bigher, ‘She motion to postpone was agreed to. Kelth, from the Committee on al-Kund Property, recommended that & Binir bevanthorized to deposit in ), or whatever amount & determing - Tho Appelinte Court will meet Wednesday and file optnions In abont fifteen eases, aud then adjourn until the tirst Tuesday In Oc- All that It Is Recommended to Be 4 Lemont, Cook Co. Il, DBAR Btit: 1 have found, by wiving your INDIAS BLOOD SYRUP a fair trial, that tt is Dit tt (3 recum and Advise anyUCe WhO WAY be i pok bealth tondve ita trial. Mi, WALEM AN. Chills Cured. Neoga, ( Dzan sm: My dauahter hna Chil eet d atmost cverything, but, withoy A. nominal final dividend was declared yes- terday In the estate of Charles H, Beckwith, An Assignee will be chosen at 10 o’clock this morning for Swan A. Miller, f IL W. Wetherall, final dividend-meeting will be bel ‘Thy third dividend:mneeting the defunct Chicngo News pected to lake place ut p,m. to-day, a combination, body to the session, of the bids, and months, and Tu eb ntl 1 eofnmenced Inthe estate of ‘ompany Is ex- DIVORCES, Minnie Wil fled a bill yesterday com- plaining that her husband, Witham WH, had been making It rather lively reeently around thelr home for her, until she 1s more than willlug to leave hin, Court the uly ot se af may ie require pend tion of the sult" of Wi erty at Halsted ant & Blalr, the present lessees, for compensition for certain improvements. ‘This was recommended in order that Crilly & Bini enn go uhead with thelr bullding, Coneurred In, LEASES OF SCIOOI-FUND PROPERTY ‘The samo Inspector also submitted t ‘Waterniun Station, Ne Knlb Co. Thin ta to vartity that your INDI 1 bus cured we of Hal Siam valuntle medicine. Dyspepsia and Indigestion. DEAT SIR: ‘This ts to cortify t BLOOD SYRUP, which I procured trom your Areas uniplutoly cured we of Dyspepsia, dioive A wver usud, MAM 2 ic ‘The meting was kept up until quite n late hour, and was far more decorous than: had Tt was nofsy and demon- id having been gotten up to raise money to help Stanber in his contest, and advertise sone of the unknown,—may be sald to have been o ngatnst Crilly been antlelpated. strative ut tines, an Peter Johnson begana sult In trespass yes- terday agniust Magnus Samuelson, elatuing $3,000 damages. D, Sander sued Henry Jones for $1,000 wins: Your Committee on Sehool-Funid Propert; huving had under consideration the for new leases of certain tenants in Rehool Section Addition, whose Tenses exp! May 8, 188), would respectful; have cousldered tho mntter wi some Tongth, and <a BUSINESS COLLEGES, Cure ror Henrt Mieenre. Procecdings of tho ‘Third Days Scaston of the Couvention. "The third day's session of the Business College Teachers’ and Pemmen’s Association opened yesterday morning at the Palmer House club-room, with large attendance, A new American flag bearing the name of the convention, had been stretched across State street, and served to swell the audience by uttracting the attention of outsiders, were.cordlally fnvited to attend. ‘The first item on the. mornin wns nt papor on the subject of “The Causes of Contusion in Books of Account, and the Devices Eniployed to Conceal Enibezzic- ments, Qieaned from the Experlence of i aAceountatit,? tb d. Bishop, consulting accountant, of this The paper proves and Justructive, and Mr, Bishob gave ny yaluubly hints to embrya bookkeepers, Le held thet the best system of bookkeeping was thy double-entry syste, to detect Irregularities In Horace Foster filed a bill against Ielen Robb personnally, and as adininistrator of tho estate of Adan L., Robb, deceased, and Benjamin E. Gallup, trustee, asking for. 1 verand the foreclosure of a trust deed 1,500 on the E37 of Square 104, In tho ood, Wiliam 2, White D test madieine L r cues opie | Fueuwmaiond (ro all ainiiariy aiifeted. th ereat cnre und would recommend that new lenges be granted fon thee following piticss B1, for a term of All that It Is Recomnicnded to Be. DEAR sun: ft, have used Bnd Lnvo always found Ki our excellent. IN! iy for tha ‘wnat tye ye tas recurs mena he Cred in my fant, 9 dren WS. Me A. BURKS. om Muy 8, 2680, at wn annual rental 20 for tho first five yenra, ied apetition asking for eorge L. Otis, a inechanics ten to the amount of S219 on tho Chureh of tho Nativity, Ba unnwnit ronal of $2.65 Last rental wus 31,27.) 1, for fifty years, at annunt rental of [hast rental wae 81473.) aunt 2, for Nifty years, 1 1 ail of £8,010 for tho first tye years, [Lust rental was 82.54.) Your Commnitteo lave also considered favor- ably the exceptions tuken by sole of tho ton- ants to govers] of tho covenants contulned fn tho tease now used by the-Bonrd, and, in view of tho fact that sald fonants havo erceted vale able bulldings on suld promisos,your Commutteo lave deemed {t reasonable that the new lenses in some rospeotd to meot the views of tuo present tenants, who have wvenglod tho promises for ak ‘i mudo permuncnt Improyenients,” therefore recommepd thit 1 modified forin of the presont loade bE given said tenunts, the modiiication beln from the new lense of ono of the covenants of forfoltiire of the tenae, tho covenant imnunst ‘enunt wcalnst the use of Diseases of the Lungs. Robert D, Shep Tentan, Franklin Co, THE CALL, DEAR BIH: This Cristrwav Courr--Nos, 1,547, 1,618, 1,649, 1,650, i Coe eae ee aes ator a long ne, EBL WETTINUTON For Neuralgia, Dahigron, Hamiiton Co. I. Dean Brn: Twastroubied with T bowaht some of BYHGP, and am bappy to say 1,051, 1,658, and 1,005, shuvrfully recummuud it tu #| Surenion Court — Corr Brand et nl v. Adam and Margretha Hembes, $1.50.—Simne v. Ralthisar Kol Sime v. George Weldinzer, 8:48.—8 IONS — Michael Novruleia for rome \ anid hrc, Eki IeIN DIAN il tBuvings Rank v, Silas Junay Sath—Vormont 1—Stury Stevens ¥, James A, M. Walt, 3,10 Clypourn, #4098.07, THE UTE COMMISSION. Stubbornness on tho Part of tho Ine Dyspepwia Cured. yery Interesting | should bo changed cits Dean Sint Lhave honn tonbiad yostion, ov “round At to ve» mutt ‘Yaluabso medicino.. WHOMAS PIUMULE ay Tt wpe easier t than in othor Several tnstances of tho detection of embezzlement were given. He was followed by Prof, Frank Good- man, of Nashville, ‘Tenn, with a lesson on “Business Correspomlence.” re ode U t, of Buttulo, N,-¥., thon auswered the question, “What Is Standard Book keepin ina very” satlsfactory imanier, Susbridge, of this. elf; n man Eangurge as Related to Edueation,” and Prof, H, A, Hutson, also of ave his views on “The Best Form of Commission Siler Book. ‘The Conven- ton then adjourned untll 3 p.m. : DUMING THE INTERMISSION the deleantes spent considerable tina in the veception parlor in exmululng the superb D,'T. Anes, editor of the Pemnava dournal, of New York Clty, The gentle hago ith the orighials a hand wisy for of th epasing, wa tn 008 AMELIE METAR Ys ‘Keatlmonys Doxven, Colo,, July 90—Tho Tribune's jal suys the Ute Comuission vatexyday, anc the greater part of tho day was constmed ti Uleeussing the pro- yisions of the treaty objected to by the Utes atthe previons Counells, ‘They still protest agalost tho allomment of Jond In severalty, nnd yesterday expressed an wnwilllngness to. thofr removal to the Junction of the Gunni- ‘and Rivers, preferring the June. lon of the Uncompahgre and Gunnison Riv. ers. Chief Gere, who hus opposed the re- moval from the first, expressedl himself as willlng to surrender tho mountains to. the whites, but tniwilllug. te give np the lands terday offered by nesignmont, and tho or tho premises for certain J. Tn acceding to the request that venuinL be stricken out, your Cons miitteo have considered thut the uses prohibited therein are xubstnntiully covered by another covennnt in tho leaie, which [6 a prohibiting tho use of said promises for any urpoxe in violation of tho liws of the United tutes, of this Btate, or of tho prdiuunces of thy ity. ‘Your Committeo, It willbe recommended, in accordance with what seem to bo n renvamible demund, leusea for aiid prom jaog for torms of fifty sears, a longer period than buy heretofore oblatied, bit wo deem the tut provements so substantiul re to Justify our courae in maktog un exception, Inspector Keith submitted 0 minority ro- port, In whieh he objected to the striklug out of the clause In the Jeaso prohibiting the sale Los l'lnos | Saaus it effented a cowpiote cp Los T'lnos spe fe INDIA! Won, Ntcke Hentacht und L can aufely rece RitODA A. REED Yeoommends It to Al Pain in the bowels, Tend its tse to Bul baerved, have ‘8 uuod iuilicine to bul Ould rocommond It to att audoriug tryin Pou, ponwork of Prof, farm spechnen-book the work he ling turned ont fir the shape of diplomas, cards, Iondsenpes, and mmumy of the latter ean muished fram: steel-engriy= The plece Which attracted the most at- tontion wana drawing of 235 note, Is pronounced the best counterfel seen, ‘The Professor aleo has a countertels presentinent of Gen, Garfield, the next Presl> dent, surrounded by some claborate pen- along the rivers, sn opportunity was yest the Commissioners for the Indinis tosign the ratifivation of the agreement made In Wasb- Ouray and others, to linn responded, nor % watt U Juspector English wanted netlon postponed abet but after sone talk withdrew lis mation, Inspector Richberg suid tha leases recom: munited would prove an entering wedge,” and result In the settlement of the trouble, Juspector Keith stated that. the naw lense syoutd not have fn the ald covenant in rela- tion to the sly of thy Jand or the purchase of the Improvements, “The term 0 Was 4 cotnpromise, and the partiéy were sat- ington fast winter whieh not a single was Ouray, when quesuoned on the subject, able to alvo the nism of n singly Indian who faut expressed ny willlngness to sign the Te Iheumatiam. Rnekingham, Kankakoo found tmost valuable INDIAN iw uch rullaved and benubidt, 1 recummond yous: ie Commissioners addressed tho Chiefs foineto all.“ NANA VIEBSERUB informing then that the treaty: shape was the only terns an ¥ rn flow saul bo suttied, and thoy must necept it At tho “suggestion of Ourny tho Indians were given until tommorrow ‘to determine thelr action, Commissioner Meors, In reply toa auestion of Chicts na to what thy wople think uf the removal, sald Acvept that treaty or not ple of Colorado ware fay determined that he was afeatd it pt the treaty | shape with thy payment. of 300,000 and land they wvauld bo computled te go, tung. i he Constdorable thne before A Good Blood Purttier. Wi Dean Brit; Phave used your ueunt 1 und have sound {t unequaled as & Bes, und take plnasure In recommuadlng, raphed. ‘Thu parlor ts always open, and of, Aimes would te glad to have the public eall and seo what wonders can bo wrought with a pen, ‘There wore algo some spechwens of plain business writing from Bryant's Col- lege, of this elt LING AT TWO O'CLOCK, of Chicago, con- it. She reconmendations were wnanimously consurred he Suppression of Menatruation eric DKAR EI: My daughter was w duderer betes wid after tavorid for more thun a your, wills tie dunw—une Altupathic 1e Inspector Voeke presented the annual re- port of the Connnitiee on Gorman, in which was the fullowing paragraphs Inupite. of dificuitivs, the Committea tinds itaelf inn position te puport a most progress [0 tho brine of study wndurits chiitye, e Leglining of the hist wehool your German was taugut iu elghteen graminar schools, ‘hl: mumber bad been stationary: for eoveral years urlor thereto, tho Board buving Called to fntro- thor schools wluce W77. he Huard, rungs tho finportance of the study cf Uormun, the regulait number of parouta, din thy and Poster Belivols, und since Jang Tungimge fag bean taught in those sel neces, During the vehoal iy Issy, tho bichust number of vailed themselves of the dustruction in German the differont achouls were 2:03; d your lust past tho bighost: numbor was in Increase of 6,—and, but for tha te Ha ucasioned by (io enforcement of the j nny twenty In 8 grade to study, the facreaso Woulll huye been 43 per cent, ‘Lhe teport was pluced on tle, Tugpeectur Vacke, fram the siumea Commit. teg, recommender the granting af the prayers for the Introduction of Gernian Into the Jones and Nickersonville sehuols., vens, 9f nays, 4—~Engilgh, Frake, Curray, and "the Board then adjourned, Prof, ‘Theadore A, Fro: ducted a tesson an oT ehiss ly phonography from Bryants College ve exhibitions of writing, inust be sul the young wn ot the clays outdid the youn es, ‘The brivflecture which followed was Ames, of New York City, per on Expertisin Tho speaker sold thot there was “eharacteristias wid that it was in fssctsdse hits hhanalwelt Was present and t aul transtation, betbuuxht mywul Mtumediutaly pravalies 10, und, Sy tie, iy uf ll os (ny she Hy iH ‘was bOUn fen rouglarly duee tha study in a Durlag tho last year, Fomaln Weaknoss DuaN FIR: This le V6 byheuiad, by ‘Gale yo myreatly truubled 2 me feul hue young ylel Tusndibabe vuluably remudy. yy, pauITT LISTOF WHOLESALE DEAL -IN= Dy Clark Johnson’s Indian Blood Syrup CHICAGO, ILL.” VAN BCTIAACK, BTHVENSUN & CO. $3 and H Lakers & CO. 85 Webeskes a LAKE GENEVA FISHING, Speetul Mspateh ta The Ciiteuyo Tribune, Lane Gnneva, Wis, duly W—A mage ulticent Catifornin suhaon welzhing twelve ata hale pounds and twenty-elght inches: ty length was caught in the take to-day by 9 toy named Louls Mohe with a spoon hook, Tt $s suppused that this fish wos planted here by tha Hou, N, K. Falrounk Sport ing elreles are much excited ayer the cateh, wil many fisnermen WH try thelr luck to- norrew in seventy-five feet of water, a sun's hand writhg, ble fora manto that an expert cou not detect ft guve excellent ilustrutions of his Ilo wus one of the testhiony Inthe Whittaker nv hanlwelting, work ow the bluckbourd, expurts who guve, «| Case us 1 ox pert that this ease was the most dilcult one that, Ant ever been brought to his nouce, berate nad been pur fils possession, together with the note of warning, aud he gave a detailed uccount of his examinations He he euse, but sald in the imuln with that of the n ML. Ghoquill, of Zanesville, O., Papillon, relleves and cures piles at once, asdgcketon Ln tb Feoble digestion, sick beaducho, dliaziness, and faintuogs cored by Bult Bitwere,* s Coneurred in—