Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 31, 1880, Page 8

ft 8 THE CITY. GENERAL NEWS, Con. Jawtes B. Conttenr, U, 8. A. Is at the Palmer. c.f. Yost, of tho Omata Remidlican, ia at Sherman, : Witiast Drown, of Jncksonvilto, Til, ts at the Sherman. Brate-SeNxaton J. DB. TRRAT, of Monroe, WIs.. da ut tho Paeitic, * DoF. AND Mns. E.8, DAMA, of Yolo Cotlogo, nro nt the Palmer, . Minroy Hay and family, of Springfold, Tt, fre at tho Pucitic, Tuomas Itvan, M. C,, of Kansas, isnt tho Pas citic with hig fauity. Junar Vv CATON, of Cheyenne Agency, D, T., 18 a guest at tho Pacitie, StATE-Senaton Fi. I. Brak, of Port Wash- -dogton, Wls,, {3 at tho Tremont. JAMES M. Tyxent, Assisfunt Postmas ter-Qen- ern, Washington, fs. nt tho Patmer. B. H. Housr, edltor and proprietor of the Tinea, Tokio, Japan, is at tho Palinor, L. 1 Pransox, manager of tho Baldwin San Franclsco, Is at the Tremont. Bnta.-Oex. GkOnaR Crook. U.S, A. rexlstered at the Pucifie yesterday on tho way to Omaha. W.S8. REIFE and fumily and §, A. Gilbort and family, of St. Loute, sro domiciled nt tho Tre- mont. Cart. AND Mrs. W. 1. Coun, of tha Paelifa Mall steamship Cityof Now York aro at tho Pacitle,. BE. Ml. ANDHESS, Purchasing Agont of the Now York, Linke Erie & Wostern Iallrond, {8 at tho ‘Tremont. Art the election of Eompany, 1, Firat Regiment, IN. G. yesterday eventing, GM. Vanzwoll, of O.1L.Keith & Co.'s, waselcetod First-Lieutenint, ‘Tne Old Settlers’ plentodidn’t come off yester= aa Grove boing too damp. ‘The mnn- postponed st until Monday, Sept. 13. JAMES T. CLARKE, General Superintendent of the Union’ Paci Ralirond, wid F. i. Myers, General Passenger Agent of tho Vittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chleayo Ralirond, aro at tho Palmer, M. Lacy, ‘Tokto, Japans Misa 11,8. dndd and 3 Dixon, Sandwieh Islands: Hernhard angi, Ching; and Paul Hortfurth, nltz, Germany, are domiciled at the Pacitle, Mit. AND Mra. J. He Barney, South ‘Afrloa B, th Mershuusen anid Burmelster, Shang China: Mr. and Mrs. E. 7, Doro, Colorado, Spaing ant Arthur Dearborn, Londen, England, are revistered at tho Palmer, Tun temperature yesterday, 28 observed by" Mannexc, optician, 88 Madison street (Tianune ullding), wns, AEB a. In, TH degrees: 101. ms Thy 12m, 80; my fi m., 76, Barometor, Ba. m., M01; B E. 1H, Wotprox, General Buperiutendent of tho Lafayette, Bloomington & Muncie Ratlrond; D. WW. Conklin, General Superintendent of the Chiengo & Paduenh Rallroad; 1. W. Lightburne, Manngerof the Memphis Packet Compiny; and Elijah Smith, President of the Burlington & Southwestern Hallroad, are at the Pacific, Siow afterSo'clock Inst evening some one in the vielnity of 375 Church street fired oneshot from 4 revolver for somo unknown cause. The nllov struck the rear ond of the house at No. Gt Sedgwick street, and pusaing through tho awall lodged inn tlour burrel. Mrs. Foree, who: lives inthe house, narrowly oscuped ie hit. aie pation were unable to nscertain who fired the shot. Katig Roaens, 11 yoars of ne, whose parents live nt No. 37 Weraon street, while playing with gome other children of hur own nye ne tho foot of Superlor street, at 10:30 yesterday forenoon, aeefdentalty fell Jato tha river aud was drowned before assistance could be rendered. ‘The body was recovered shortly-nfterwnrds and wis taken home. ‘Tho Coronce’s jury returned n verdict of necidental death. BE. _B. Satan, Master fn Chancery, mado an Anteresting report yesterday In ease In which issues were Joined some tie since, ‘The report isn model of brevity, and fs as follows: “A girl nlue pounds.” Tho tidings in this case ure strietly in dance with the principles of Inw ‘and the practice in equity, and heneo no objec- tlons will bo filed and tho report will stand con- firined under tho rule. TiNxas havo been running so lonse lately In the Police Department that another general order waa consitered necessury, No ofieer Is to ‘be transferred from one command or station to Another, and no exchunye of stars ia to be made ‘by tho men, except undor general or speciul ore a And ull money-orders tssucd to yehiclo-drivers for hallo prisoners: or injured persons to the —_statfon orelsewhere must be certified to by the com- manding officers, and such orders must be ruted innecontuncs with the ordinances reluting to rates for the use of Heensed vehicles. ‘ Tre{Connecticut Mutual Life hns begun a sult ngnlust tho Chicugo Academy of Selences ct il, to foreclose n mortgage. In sr? the Company Jonned tho Institution $80,000, F. 1. Pentiody, George C. Walker, Eliphatet W. Tintehford, J. Young Scammon, E. 1. MeCagg, EB. IL, Sheldon, 1... Loomis, W. E. Doggett, and D. 8. ‘Thomp: sou Becoming guarantors on the bond ‘wiven for tho same amount. Tho loan fell dio in 1877, and: ‘the interest hus been in default alnce 1875, So ‘tha debt now amounts to 812,400, Tho security: fa the property of the academy on Watiash avenue, and the chances aro that it will ulti- mately be sold, Coronet MANN yestorday held an Inquest ‘upon fwrence MeNamara, an employs ot the Michigan Southern Rallroad, lviag at No, 120 Newherry avenne, who was run down and Allled on tho rond near the corner of Forty th atrest and Centre avenue. Ho missed miting as ho was attempting to board a train th motion, and -flling between the rails was crished by the flre-box and ash: yan passing over him. A verdict in accordani with the fucts was returned, and no one wis found to blame, An Inquest was ulso bela at No. 718 Centre avenito upon Willle, son of Mrs. Mugule ify Who died in convulsions, Aung Cieese, 42 yours, a teamater em> loyed by the HMlinols Stone Company, wall a i south on Coltawe Grove avenue, near hire fourth Ktreet, ut 3 o'etock yesturany aftor- n wits rundown by bis own wagon, wag nenvy stone, and was go severoly erushed that he dled ina khort time thorentter at tho Wonun’s Hospital, No. ail Cottaze Grove oveane, whither he was removed for treatinent, One of the Ines got entangled In fome part of harness and ho went between the horses to fix It. Ag he was getting back upon his wagon the team started up, and tho sudden Jolt throw hita to tho puvemont. Ho lefts wife aud four chiklren at No. did Fifth avenue, James THEGAY, 29 yenrs of age, n carpenter, Uving at Englewood, committed sulelde yester- day afternoon by throwing blinselt In front of 4 pursonger teal outwardebyind, on tho Fort Wayne iallroad, near the Forty-third atreet crossing, Ho was fnstuntly killed, and tho voby was so badly mangled that it could not be taken home, “The inquest will take place to-day nt the Town-flall at the Stock-Yurds, Beverul witnesses ure positive that be doliberate. Jy throw hiingelf beneath the locomotive. Treguy had been in til-health, and getting along poorty, lis work kopt hin away from his wife a dowd: erable portion of tho tino, und gverythlng med to hin combined in arder to thwart hie Phing of starting a cozy hol where hia wife lives, WOINE TN TAT, Ta Charles Druchvogel’s gallery, No. 241 Wa- ‘bush avenue, Is a curfoslty on exhibition in shupe of a pictureof tho Chicago Court-louse worked upon glass, tis x45 tnehes, and handsomely mount ‘Threo or four feot away it woks Ike a highly-tinished mezzotint, of ox- eollent perspective and correct shading, Tho rieze, cornices, coltunne, cupltats, enryatides, and entablature are xual delineated, while tho management of Hight aud shade upon tho dome and tower ts urtisteally neurly perfect. Clozcr fuspection reyeuls that’ the enttra work $y done fn buman heir of different: shndes, Dionde being the predominant, which elves the. general winber tone spoken of. So delleately hag this been Jaid on that the Joint Is inrdly pers ceptible, und ao tino 18 the work upon the carya- Udes, entubluture, capitals, and gurgoyles that a mest have Leon done with a magnifying glues, ‘The ropresontation ts of tho Court-louse aa comploted after the orixinal design, with tower and domes, Tho urtist iy Mra, Janasoen, and tho ‘work Is for sale, DR. RAULE, Application was made peter by Str. Van Buren, attornoy for Dr, Baril, to Judo Suilth, sitting In the’ Superior Court, for a writ of Mabens corpus, Mr. Van Buren bud made pre- vious upplication to Judge Moran, who bud doe ell uring the casa on tho ground that ho wwsick. Judge Sinith iso refused to bsue the writon tho ground that the Grand Jury would incet ln a week, When the case could he thors oughly examined. Ho believed that. Dr, Baril ea au eae for that longth of timo without grout Ts the rattor of The CAcapo ‘Tribune, ALnEnT LEA, Sinn, Atty, 24.—I0 your isnie of the vith face that in the Etta Carl abortion caso where you ition Grunvitly Keller in connec: don with ity say that he is a KolebtTom- plnr, 1 wish to correct tho statement, ae he 1a hot n Kulght Templar, nor even a suson. Yours uuly, Jon Hoyce. Kai, Com, Apollo, No, 12, A MEETING OF COLORED MEN DOING NUSINEES in this city was beld at No, 108 Fourth ayenuo 28 ferday utara, Mir, Mlexunder Dorsey pro- viding. The object ur the meeting was taform soclety of mutual protection and commercial in| ake tobe known wa the “Cotored Buale Professional Men's Associntion." ‘The Committee on Constitution reported and, aubiitied a brief, whlch was adopted, Tha Comuuittce on Nominations reported tho seluce ton of the following ne officers: W. 8. Jobuaon, President; Archer Good, Vicu-Presidont; LW, Brown, Soerettr K. Muore, Currespondl at Englewood Beeret 7A Do Muxwelt, fA Hoagland, It. N. Jtuieock, and JW. E. Tuuius, ‘Veuslees. The meoting thon adjourned, subs dect to cull. GOV. L. A. WILTZ, of Loulslana, who wus elected In 1070 by a largo Democratle majority, was seen Inst evening at the Palmer House Governor was worn fog abort the elty, and could thorefore say but Ho haa been away from home for several Weeks, and {4 now returning. “He expressed tha that tho people of Loulsiana were antl no animosity {s_ displayed toward Northorn people. ‘or ane believed that tho neapla of Tautlatana nevepted the proposition hat the War was over, anil thos, had no desire to reopen any of tho old issues, The colored people ure contented, and, Uke the whites, aro attending strictly to business, whilo tho children of both races are attending the public schools, Gow. Wilt drow n plensint pleture of thecom- fh onfident that the census returns showing population wero. in tho mnin correct, eluim: 1s made in Now Orleans that business has inereased during this summer fully 0 per cont over the figitres of 187% the July trade, which ts usually anil, belmg this your equal to! that of January, whieh {4 the regular heavy month. The mami facturing interests have made heavy gains in diferent parts of the State, and tho cotton, rice, and aigir crops are reported heay crnor, of cotirse, painted the pollt! ng one of penee and harmony, with but little spirit on the part of tho negroes to Interfere with tho workiugs of tho Democratic minority. TMH CITY-IALL. ‘Tur Mayor camo Into possession of some fur- ther fragments of bones fdently expects, at an early day, to’ have the complete remnlns of the’ best” inastodon over heard of in Chicago. AMONG the buitdiug permits Issued yesterday were the following: Ono to 2. Upton, to erect two-story dwelling, No, 3653 Indiana avenuo, to cost $2,500, and one to A. W. Heidmick, to erect nt one-story cottage, corner of Cleaver and Brad- ley atrcets, to cost $1,200. PENT KIRKLAND and the Mayor terday about the granting of per- mits for the erection of party wigwama, and it was agreed thatin the future permite will be granted for temporary structures of tho kind In us Where tho realdents of the vicinity give terday, and he con J. iL MeVickenhnd an exto with tho Mayoryesterday about private drains, and tho” come the result of it all w: milssion to erect boards ni bridges, which puts him on an equal footing with the other manners. deaths for tho week ending Saturday were 221, agalnst 261 for the preceding week, and: 20 for the corresponitlng wouk of last yeur, The Ic President, and that ho was granted conynisions, 21; consumption, 125 133 typhold fever and croup, t ench; seurict fover, 6; accidents, 6; suicide, 2; and murder, 1. ‘Tux complaints hayo been so numerous of fate nuninst the bridge-tenders that Cominis- ‘esterday gave it out that ho con. ing quite a number of changes, nnd announced a desire to tind a few sober, Intelligent persons to fill the vacancles to ppltentions must bo mado in writ led by refuronces, property-owners and resitents nlonz gan tventic fronting on Lake-Front Park hive signed u remonstrunce against tho elty nl- art of tho purk “asi ‘Tho remonstrance is in the hands of Ald, Wickersham, and will be Intd before the Councll nat its genern objection urged 1s. that the uso of the urpose would destroy tho venitty of tho grounda and Kill tho srasa, besides: it wontkl depreciate proporty on the avenue for rosidence purposca. NaTHY petition was Med with the Mayor laining of No, 3111 Cottage Grove forth that the building known ag “Camp Mullding,” and bad the Itebel barracks ut the clountng out of Camp Douglas some yenrs ago. Tt was deecribed ag in tin “unsafe, untit, un: benlthy, and disgraceful conditio cupants were spoken of us a “drunken, dirty, nolsome, tumultuous class of crowded together like 0 Hoek o! nre frequentiy arrested and gent to the Bride- well, bur who return to annoy tho neighbortiond, The remarkable document wis turned over to ‘Wolf, and he wili visit the promises com- platuetl of to-day and deal with It as the cireum- atinecs dictate and his authority allows. THE COUNTY-BUILDING, Qwrxa to npalnful lamonoss, Sherlit Hoffmann | youll ise tho aiesine anon Gnd Weak RS ha. been contined to his home for four weeks, Yesterday, however, he Mmpedt into his offles and shook hands sf] around, inuch to tho delight of tho boys, who have missed him grentiy. Jack Onn, the sallor accused of the murder of Dick Hrogs, and Frank Gilvert, tho colored stonccutter charged with being accessory to tho booked at the Jail and na- sioner Waller templated mal be created. 4 ing, aceompant tho use of nny or drill: grotind, next meeting. |'T! park for nny auch who 11rd sheep, and who erie, were yestonta: signed adjoining cells in murderers’ row, than three weeks ago Gilbert was discharged from tho Penitentiary ut Jollet, where he noted as nurse to Warden MeClaughry’s twin girls. Ho seemed pleased with tho idea of aguin visiting the penal colony, although ho states that noth- ig can be proved against him in conacction with the Bross murder, WriuitaM H, ILAnren, an alleged attorney, was ‘esterduy tendered a surprise parts urrier, sume of the featttres o| not Koon forget. Harper, after drinking somo- uti to see one of the prison- aimed to be ucting 2s counsel, He was somewhat aggressive In iminner, and was told by Mr, Currier that ho it allowed to seu hid client untess ho camo to the is ho beeamo very belllsy- erent, Seller Currior, thoreupon forelbly fected Harper took tt position on the iron steps leading to the jnil and detied all authority to put him of He was again very abuslye, and after subinitting to this sort of thing as long ns ho could bear it, Mr, Currier puton his war-paint, and went for thy disciple a! vier wens No, 13 boots, and, after getting Mur per under full enil for tho i twain buitdiny, he practiced pon bis anatomy. Every te Currlor kicked, Hurpor was suddenly He was unceremoniously bomiced clear out of tho jail, and was gearching: for somo one to apply n poultice to bis body, FEDERAL AFFAIRS. ‘Tir Sib-Trensury paid out $10,000 In gold} ANd Koft cont which ‘ho will whut, called at the ers for whom ho chi < the premises, inside «door of JAM A. CALENDAT, necused of passing erfolt $10 ‘Treasury notes, was held by the Comuilssioner In $1,200 ball, CaTuEntne Nowan, alias Mulligan, charged with Wlogally drawing a pension, was yesterday: held over by Commissioner Hoyne in 600 ball, Tix receipts of the Intornal-Royenuo ofica x 513; ausessmEnts, 128; tobc- 3 und tux on splrits, 825,- Foutowtna Js tho Ist of dutiahto goods ro- colved: yesterdays fges phimgs it, Law, 10 pe Evans, 10 pucknges pli Zipnekages plums; Packages plumes; fare . Lasher & Son, 300 5 4,000 sacks gilt; O25 sncks anit; Mosobuek a F ite f Osborne & “ . W. Sheldon & Co.,3 iy. 12 cuss musical Ine Scott & Co., 17 cnaes Moot & Son's Music Company, 4 eases Miusteat instrumentay A. 1, MM 400 tons pig-iron: Fleld, Laltor & Co, 62 pi ages dry gous; Wilson Bros, 9 cnges hodlury: “urpet Company, W bales vat Judaon & Co,, Bhatesearpotiyy 10 packiues earthenware; W! Lonsa necdias: nckuges bottled ni ki Vorgho, ltuhling & Co,, 2 dyes toys. Collections, SINK, Con Pack: STREET-RAILWAYS, ME COMMITTEE ON MAILOADS OF THE CITY afternoon to consid ong and accompanying ordinant dome weeks uxo touching tho oxtending of tho atreet-railway system of thocity, Ail of tho members of the Committee were present oxcupt Alt. MoNurnoy, wha {s sick. ‘The representa- uf the proposed now railway companies, or and quite a number of citizons wero In ute ‘The petitious and ordinances, which havo hero- tofore beon noticed, wero from tho People's Kallway Compan: politan Railway Company, and tl division Raliway Cony Tho Nrst two concerns, It sallduted, or bevomo prictically one, and Jointly Wint tho right of way over Lake street ta Union Park place, and from thence along Fulton street to Maplewood nyenue, and also over Harrison, Throop, und Jackson atreots, Centro avenue, Franklin street, Michlgin avenue, aud aundry othor streots, while the We ! Hore & Dunn fe ulleyeed, tayo con- ston Company he of way over Lake Mout, aval combination wis representa Mr, Hough, and tho West Side Hontioht and sundry eltlze on the meeting beltig ca! MB, Q. ABAY. eneo of the Committee in tho the ordinances and potitions in beball of the Peopie's and the Mutropolltun Cit: Hallway Compantos, on the BMalcolin MeDonuld, bad been tuken band bud left the city, 4 bim the combination to the safe whore tho réuf ho Compantes were lockod suld that tho consent of the propurty-owners long the proposed route to griutipg the priv. Mexed asked was absolute, but be bud no wi demonmitrating iton account of the. pet! bulng beyond tis reach for tho the boing. If lyon a few day's he could yond for tho combination and provitroa thought it would be wi asked the indul; consideration ot CHICAGO TRIBUN TUL DAY, AUGUS 1880-—TEN PAGES to under take fo do anything under the clroum: slants Avery sald he represented property nye hacks treet, and presented a ance Keveral yanls long ngalnst that strect belo ovcupled by rallway-tracks, Mr, Asay replied thut. tho combination ho rep= resented bud abandoned the iden of using Jack- ron street, and that he was willing to hive tho street stricken from the ordinance, Mr, Throop objected to the postponing of tho consideration of the ordinance, and raid action should be taken at once, Mr. Agoy xald it) wos very natural for Mr. Throop to object, for it was well known that ho was tho retained counsel of tho West Division Raihvny Companys Mr. Throop replied that the gontioman tas ns- stuiming considerable, and did not know what ho was talking about, ir, Aany sifd that the Alderman when tn tho minell ceriulply represented tho Company to qitestion as its tired ont And that [twas tees Jess for him to smother his favoritism, Mr. ‘Throop sid that he Would not enter Into n personal | ayes ist he would not submit to betng Insulted. All tho interest he had at strke was of private nature. and hoe was nelthor i atoekholder nor paidagent... He owned prinerty on West, Like streut, and for years had becit aeoking dn extension of the traeks there, and If tho West Divislon Company. did not got what they wanted he was determined that no other Company should. ‘Mr, Asny claimed that tho petition of tho Weat Division Hallway Company for the right of way was bogus, and he was prepared to show it. IT WAN SIQNKD NY DEAD of tho dite Solomon Smit vento toexplain that be repre: Doth the People’s and the Metropolitan 1th panies, and that in tho event of the privileges staked being grinted the two would be consoll- dated, and the proposed lines would be built withoutdelay. It had) been sald that hl “panies had been organized to nell out, et ouineed us tt bifamous Te. Ol ade to pirchaso the rights sought by certaln persons it was true, but his congern was not for sve, and he now neked delay simply to. get. proof for tho Committee that tha companies iequestion hud the absolute consent of tho propertyholders to a. right-of-way along tho streets nimed In the ordinince, Tf the Counell granted what wasusked the companies would not. only Iny tho tracks at onee, but would guaran: tee'to pay thoelty a leenge for each ear opor- ated, or ev we capita tax upon each ond every pusson curried, 4. °C, Hayes sald he’ represented proporty= holders on “West Enke street, and no particular company. What he wanted was to have the tracks on Lake street extended ton point west of their present termints, Frank Stith witnted Ute tracks extended also, and this was tho only futerest ho tad init, Ho wag opposed to any deliy, for to hin it mennt walkin a mile to reach tho cars the comiug winter, Mr. Carbine sald ho wanted tho West Division Company granted the right to lay tracks alone Lake street, and algo to extend tho tracks west from the present terminus, and was opposed to delny. He was sntisiied thit the coinpanies represented be Mr. Asay would nover give tho people what thoy wanted, because there was nothing beltind thom, J. ¥. Bontleld appeared for property-ownoers, he said, und DENOUNCED MR. ASAY'S COMPANIES AS T1URE- SPONSUILE, Furthermore, he maintained that tho potitions held by Mr, Agny did not repreuont a majority of the frontuye, because tho West Division Com- pany bad a inojority of signers, and there was ug chanco of dispute npon so plain a question. Asay replied that, if he was given a few days’ time would prove that he had a mnjor> ity of feet, sind ho could not othorwise do it. 5a tir as the West Division Company's petition was concerned, he ured thit It was unworthy con- sideration, It wasanold nfair und amounted to nothing, in that It obitnted the Company to do thit which was Impossible. It bad been referred to the Committee Deo, ay and the aitotires had been obtulned to It on condition that the tracks were laid and tho rod i operation within a year, whieh made {ta con- sideration at this Une very ridiculous, Under such 4 petition there never could bu any tricks Jad, and since Mr. ‘Throop had maniicsted w detiant spirit ho was prepared lo meet, hlin and eny that if his companics were not altowed to lay tracks tho West Division Company certainty would not be under tho petition naw ponding, whatever the action of the Committee night be. Dr. Gray sald he was a property-holder dn Fulton street, and that bo wis opposed to hay. ing tracks on tint thoroughfare, Was neither In favor of nor apposed to any of the companies, find In conelusiow present a protest iueuinst the ocenpincy of that street, which, he sald, was signed by more than a majority of the proporty- hoklers [ving between Union’ Park placo and Western avenua, Mr, Hough denied tho charges: of Irresponsl- bility made against the concern he was con neeted with, and appeated for delay. fn uid have tho missing papors, und that he een ct once disputcla mnanto see Mr. Me- jonuld. Some further desultory talk followed, and finally, on motion of Ald. Young, tha further consideration of tho question was postponed un- tl Briday ut 2 o'eloc! TIIE COUNTY BOARD. ELUOTION OF OFFIORIS. Every membor of the Bonrd of County Com- missloners was present yesterday afternoon, whon tho regular weehly meeting was held. ‘The attention of tho Bourd wos tirst directed to the resolution providing for tho election of a County Agent and tho members of the County Tard of Rduention, Mr, Ayars moved the appointment of Capt. McQrath ag County Agent. He was appointed bya vote of 13 to 2, Tho election of two members of the County Board of , Education was thou in order, Messra, Washington Hesiog, W. K. Sullivan, Robert Clark, aid Simeon W. King were nominated, A voto resttited In the selection of Messré, Healug and Clark. COURT-HOUBE SIDEWALKS. Tho Special Committee uppoluted to ascertain the fuetlities of the Le nit Stone Company und tho Singer & Taleott Company for falling the contract for tho sklewalka around tho new Courtelousy troported that both compantes were fully uble to supply tho material require ‘Mr, Wheeler thon moved the adoption oft majority report of the Publis Buildings and Service Committee submitted last week, nward- Ing the sidewalk contract to Walker, is tures were $17,000, Mr. Purington moved ns nq substitute that tho minority report bo idopted, auyarding tho con- trict to the Singer & Wulcott Company at their price of S171, * Purington’s motion was lost, and the contract was glyen te Walker by a vote of 8 toh. A wrangle occurred over the question of hurd tho new Court-lousy. Soft cont was fy: and tho Chamberlain Company was Instructed to supply the fuel, Tn nccordance with request by the Board, Assessors Cluse, Drake, and Amick sent in n yuluation ‘of the Heform School property on Drexci boulevard. Jt was yaliied at $200,000, The report was reeelyed and tha Assessori nuined wero notified to send tn tholr bill, If thoy had any, for the work performed, The Joint Comittee on Bulldings and Sorvico. reported bills amounting to B15 thO, "This sum wus muiude up of two bills—one In favor of Thon as O'Brien, tho Caurt-Honse plustory » for ¥ St, the uther In favor of Bd. Bux! ‘or $s, Ost, ‘Tho payment of tho frstenamed DI was authorized; the payment of Sexton's bill was postponed for one Week, in order thut Ita core rectiess nay ba investiited. ‘This bil is Cor iron-wurk, “The tnvestigation was fntrustad to a eommlttas aut peal Messrs. Hovay, Puringe ade ton, and Wau ‘Tho Kourd adjourned until Thursday aftor- noo. Then the report of tho Committce on Equalization will be submitted, THE NATATORIUM, PIUZE SWINGING HY NOYS AND GUNES. Yoaterduy afternoon in the Chicnye Nutato- rium, cornor of Michigan avenue ang Jackson streot, a Prize Swimming and Aquatic Enters talnment” was given, in which medals and bouquets were awarded by competont Judgos to those young ladies and yenticnen who, when outof tholr element, more neurly approximated tho movements of tho bull-frox in bis, Tho entertainment was dived into two parts,—one for the girld, to which none of tho boys were adniltted, and one for the boys, to which all the girls were udmitted,—an arringemont obviously Ainonstrously unfale thing for tho boys, But this fa irroluvant, At 10 a, m. the fret part began. Ono of tho dy “professors uppeared suddonly on. the spring-boant, und, i a peaegreon chomfloon. and a clear: volce, tnneuneed that the trt ex. erelso would ho “aw swianting mateh for a gold medab tn which two lengtkd of the bath and frog-Ilko grace would bo attempted by pupils of this season, ‘Then tho frat ee was sountiod, amd hing Press Keyhole bocume excitedly crowed, There were ulno competitors, They ranged from 1h to 3%, and up und down the spring: board—al “blushing, nnd tousled, aud brenthless with uxeltoment and — gigwlea. Thora was the slim puplt In tho bugey chetnte toon, and the Duy pu A itt the sli chomiloon, and tho pink pupll’ (a -tho pate chomiloun, and the pale pupil in the pink chemiloon—thore wero thousand then the pretty: pupil tu the potkn- dot chemiloon, and the potku-dot pul in tho pretty cheniltaon, and toe kar al in the short chenstoon, and the short puptl in the long chemi foon, and then the bonny’ litle blonde pupil in, tho bonny little brunet chemtloon, woous oy- erybody prosont was betting caramels on, ONE—TWO—THEER, AND AWAY! ‘Tho siynal was given, theory was 4 silvery and prismatic (rents ‘of clghtcon souring rovkut- sticks and ninu chomiloons, wu kuleidoscople Whirt ta anid-ulr, a downward rush, aud ainigity id surging of waterd, and tho nino Hoons vuntsbed almultancously, white ‘ybody in the gillery sald "Ob my !""and the Judy professor suited ab tutricato sulle of authi- taction and pride, Then caine a bobbi UR, of niue protty boads and a striking out of clybteon prouy, aring, aud Miss Helon Nowell won tho gold medal, and Miss Graco Mardy a basket of Howers, ‘Then came nnother triul, this time for speed, ‘two lengths of the buth, Miss Maud Byford care ried olf the gold medal, and Miss Emin sagnus the basket of flowers, At the thind race, also for speed, four lyngths cher of tho bath, Miss Frida Merkio was decorated with the medni, dnd Miss Esther Loch amiled hor gratitiention over tho basket of fowors Upon this ceremony being concluded to evory- one's intense satisfaction, a qenernl, aplashlig and morryinaking was fudatged tn, after whlel tho nudicnee and contestants withdrew. THE nove. At2i0 p, m, tho boys’ contest began. ‘Tho ant- lery was packed. with Instl nd the floor with anrall boys who Iqoked atartingly shiad-Iike and RET Vey Mnater W, A. Kapp xo nenrly resombtod abull- ae when submerged, that he received tho silver medal adjudged to contestants under 13 yenrs of age. Kiaster Willte Ttetim captured, tho gold nicdal for Inds under 16, Mnater Hob Baum: won tho gold medal for speed by swinmiing ton lengths of tho hath in 1:6, ited Mnstor Otto Freund Cor coming In twenty seconds Juthr. Finally, | Master Leo Wrinpokl swam Afteon lengths of the bath tn 1120, and carried off tho sliver medal offered for tho contest. All of tho above were this senson's puplls, ios 7 tho entortainment was an exhibition of faney swimming by the gentlemen and lady tenchera of tho institution, In which tho ure of cupiig tho herd out ot water was exblbited With rare skill, SUBURBAN, EVANSTON, Tho fall term of the publie schools heran yes- teriny, and Prof. Haven was busy organizing tho various departmonta, The High Schoo! will hold its first session this morning in Lyon's Hail. ‘Tho Inst of tho union services were held Sun- day evening in the Congrexational Church, when the Hey, I. M, Hatileld, D, D., preached, ‘Tho Goyernment will) begin to blow its own fog-horu to-morrow. * SPORTING BASE-BALIAY One of tho smallest crowds of the senson turned out yesterday afternoon to see the poorest gnme.of the season on the part of the White Stockings, and a defeat which tho home team well deserved, If tailed at its weak poluts,—notably at second base, whieh Jjenis played as though he had never seen a bull-field before. Ile was, however, little worse than Wililamson, who caught like a man sick or disabled,—or rather worse than that, foreven o sick man might play near the plate when a chance wns offered to put Aman out thers, which Wiilinnison did not always do, With the continued disability of Flint, Kelly, and Goldsinith, it became neces- sary to present a crippled team, though no werkness was noticeable except In tho two points named. It may well bo doubted whether Beals should bo pers mitted to play second base again, Poorman could do no worse; any amateur who could be picked at random would be likely to do better both in fielding and bat- ting. Worcester would have made two or three less runs yesterday if second base had been left vacant altogether, as what time Rents didn’t muff grounders he threw wild and advanced men to bases they would not otherwise have reached. The ren-getting began In tho second Inning, when Anson, Corcoran, Burns, and Quest hit safely in sticeession,—Corcoran for two bases, but Beals, by striking out, gave an opening for adouble play, and Poormen rettred at first, ‘Tho result was two rans, both earned. In the fifth Beals bezan by striking out, Poor- inan earned his base and made second on Creamer's mull of a good throw, and on Stoves’s poor throw across tho diamond to third and \Voud’s fumble of the ball when it got over to btn In left field, Poorman tallied. In the elghth Poorman — scored again, this time getting a Ife by Irwin’s fumble, reaching second on Gore’s out, antl home on Willian son's single and Wood’s poor throw-l1 ‘Worcester earned arin inthe second innly on a two-baser by Whitney and two succeed- hus outs at first. In the third Bushong went to frst on-n missed third strike and bad throw by Williamson, aud to second on a. passed Dall, but was there doubled on a fine. fly entch by Gore olf Stovey’s bat. A wild {row and a muffed grounder by Bens, atded by a sate hit by Bushong, gave Worcester au unearned run in the fifth, and In tho sixth a repetition of this wretched performance by Beals and mutfed thrown hall, passed ball, nl inissed third strike by Williamson, with a slow throw by Anson and a good slide by Dickerson, gave the visitors two runs with- ont so much is a baseebilte Chicago having fed the game fn tho first half of the elghtir inning, Worcester made a rally at the but, and from hits by Stovey, Irwin, Dickerson, and Knight, 2 base on balls, aid a passed ball, hres runs were scored, to ‘of thom earned. Although flelding errors were numerous on Worcester’s alle they were not in tho main costly, aud the bise-rinning of tho visitors was daring and lucky, ‘Choy won the game by good hitting and clever work with their ‘legs, and deserved the victory, The me was not without some brilliant plays on both sides, though tt may be sald hat Quest's short-fleld play was the feature, He throw Creamer out nt first on n iit, that would be scored a base-hit nineteen tes vutof twenty, and twice by Hehtning pleks nul throws gave ehanees for double plays, which Beats missed by bad throwhng. THE SCONES AR BPP) Ale Chicago. fe ee i all Dalrymple, Lf, 4} Of 0} oO} 1) Oo} 0. Gore, c.f 4) 0) 1) 1) 3) Sho Willinmsot 4/0) 1) tay apa Anson, 1b 4] 1) 1) 1) sp opn Corcoran, 4) 1) 1) 2) 0) a0 Hurng, ab, a} 0) 2) 1) a} old ucats 1. Ay 4) 0) 1) 1) o) BO ens, 2D. 4] 0] 0) 0} 3) OF 8 Poorman, rf, 3 Yay tyoo gi} 4) 7] 8lesloo] a Btoyey, 4/1) 1) 9) OF few, & 8, 4) 2) 1) 1) 1) Dickerse 4} 1) 1) a of of o ceosese] BL SH BLOT a O soseesee cool 40) 1) 1 OLE 4] i) 8) 2) a) old at 0} Of 0] 2) of 2 iw Of 1} tlio} 3] 7 8) 0} 0} 0) 6) a) Total. 33] 71 8] OeF 120) 10. Tuning T2ainho7ao Chlenga ,.,. o200100 1 Ot Worcester... O0120 3 7 Kurned rung—Chicayo, 2; Woreestor, 3. ‘wo-base hits—Corcoran and Whitney, First base on balls—Whitney and Barns, First baso on errara—Chlenxo, 6; Worcester, 5. Luft an buses —Chicnya, 42 Worcester, 1, Ktruck out—Ktuvey, Wood, Dickorson,” Dush- ong, Wultuoy, Hoats @, Dalrymple, Wiliiamson, Andon, Hull enlled—Rtehmond, 904 Corcoran, 108, Strikes called—Iichmond, 10; Corcorn, 21 Donble plays—irvin-Crenmor-stovey, Tewine Croumer, Dushong-ichmond, Gore-Quest, Goro- Wilun Thie-2320, Umplro—Uradley, TNE ‘TURE, CLEVELAND, Aug, 30,—The entries for the Cleveland and ‘Toledo. races of next week anu tho weele after close next Wednesday night, ee special Dispaten to, The Chcaga Tribune, Rarr.e Creek, Mich, Aug. 80.—On ace count of tho entries nob filing, the races. which were set for the Slst, Ist, 2d, and ad, are declared off, ‘Thore are two other races In this Suite on that dato, and the Associn- tion did not wish to run the nancial risk of loss by go direct a competition, Wasninaton, D.C. Aug. 90.—St. Julien trots here on the Othof October agulust lis best tine, a SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS, Aptclat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Decatur, lib, Aug, 80,—Thoe Aunual Cone forenco of tha Seventh-Day Adventists of Ulinols will be held on tho Macon County Fair-Grounds, near this elty, Sept. 1, 2, 8,4, band 6, Five hundred elders, laymen, and delegates, besides n big crowd of Spcotntors, are expected to be in attendance dally. ‘This peeullur religiots sect had its birth’ in 1844, und Its adherents observe Saturday, tho sev- onth day of the week, as thelr Sabbath. ‘The Adventists will come from various parts of this and other Stutes, and will establish a camp at the grounds, — SOLDIERS’ REUNIONS, Bexcial ispatch to The Calcagu Tribune, Decarrurt, 1, Aug. 80.—On Friday, Sovt, 17, the Suventy-ninth Regiment UMnois Vol- unteor Infantry will hold their third annual rounlon at Newman, on whitch occasion many old soldiers of Macon County will be in attendance; and muany.of the old * yota’? ofthe Seventy-uinth whl attend tho three days’ Soldiors! Reunton at the Decatur Fair Grounds, Oct. 7, 8, and 9. when Gon, Grant, Gen, Oglesby, Gov. Cullum, and many others wilt be present, Preparations for the Jast- named reunion are new. in progresy, and there Is every indication that St will bo the Braudest affair of the year, ROM Chicago Raised to a Metropolitan See by the Papal Con- sistory. Tho Right-Roy. VP. A. Feehan, Now Bishop of Nashvitle, Named as Archbishop. Dr. Duggan Hos Boon Retired on Pension of $2,000 An- nually, New Yont, Aug, 8—A cable dispatch from Rome, special to the New York Free- anawea Journal, sunounees the following dls- posals by tho Iloly Father, on recommenda- tion of the Sacred Congregation de Propa- ganda Vide: First—The Rt-Rev. P, A. Feehan, now Dishop of Nashville, is promoted to be first Archbishop of Chicago, Chicago having been raised to tho dignity of a Motropolitan See, with Alton and Peorin ns {ts suffragan secs. Sccond—The Rt.-Rev. Dr. Duggan, Bishop of Chicngo, having been permanently dis- abled to oflelate by an nfliletive disease, fy retired ono pension of $2,000 por year, Third—Kansns Clty, hitherto in the Areh- dlocese of St. Louls, is made an Episcopal See, and the Rt-Rey, Dr. Hogan, now Bishop. of St. Joseph, Mo.,, 4 named its first Bishop, and remains Administrator of the bereaved Diocese of St, Joseph. TI NEW ARcHSHOP. Speetal Dispatch to The Chieauo Tribute Nasuyviu.e, Tenn, Aug, 90.—Bishop Pat- rick A. Feehan, the son of Patrick Feehan, was born in the County of ‘Tipperary, Ire- land, in 1929, aud consequently is just 50 years ofage, Ie studied for the priesthood at Maynooth College, fourteen miles from Dublin, and one of the imost noted In Ire- land, and gradunted nt that institution In 1852, lo inunediately turned his eyes West- ward, and landing on American soil pro- ceeded to St. Louis, Mo., where on Nov. 1, 1852, he was ordained to the priesthood, and was at onco. nssigned to duty as the Superlor of tho Ecclesiastical Seminary for Boys located at Carondelet, now South St. Louis. He discharged tho duties of his office with signal ability, and, after a number of years, was transferred to St. Michacl’s Church in North St. Louls, Here his grentzeal for the Chureh was exhibited In 8 remarkable degreo, and In 1853 ho was removed to a different partof the city, being appointed to the curacy of tho Church of the Inniaculate Conception. Tho fidelity with which ha Jabored here may bo enasily understood when itis stated thatin 1805 vacancy occurred in the Bisopric of Nushville, and Bishop Feehan was appointed to tho vacancy. Ho wns consecrated Bishop of Nashville, having charge of ail Roman Catholic churches in the State of Tennessee, and entered at once upon the discharge of his duties, being at that thne only 86 years of age. Nashville has been the seeno of his greatest triumphs. When he eame the churches were by no means prosperous, and a heavy debt was hanging over them, Bishop Feehan at once deter- mined upon its payment; and, although years were required for this purpose, the chureh was at Inst cleared of debt. During all this time he lived In the parsonage ad- joining the chureh, which was by no means furnished elegantly; but, when tho church debt had been extinguished, Bishop Feehan removed to an elegant resi- dence in West Nashville, known" as the “Bishop's Palace." The Diocese of Nashville has grown largely under his gutdincs and Is now an important see. du 1878, when the yellow-fever was ravaging Memphis, Bishop Feehan arranged to have the orphans in tha Catholic Asylum at that place removed to Nashville. The orphans wero brought to Nashville and were provided fKeeommodations In a Jarge frame bullding | erected for that purpose on the grounds of St. Mary’s Orphan Asylum.’ Only two sick- ened, and these were isolated and they after- wards died, After the epidemic was de- elared over the orphans wero scent back to Memphis, all loud in their pralso ot Bishop Feehnn ‘for re- moying thom from danger. . Bishop Fechan Is talland of commanding appearance, being atleast six fect In hight. Ilis face is closely shayen and has a genta! look on it that makes him a favorit with all with whom he ecomesin contact. ‘The children are his especial care, and none speak hls name ex. cept in reverence. lis hair is almost bine! and Is hero and there Interspersed with tron gray, CANAD. Fined for Giving a Sunday Concert— ‘fug Hurncd—Laborerw’ Strike—Mecte ing of Volunteer Soldicra—A Death under Peculiar Clreuntistances—Hisure anco In the Dominion—Govornmontal Detleit-A Good Pull for Michigan— Voluntary Starvation, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Tononto, Aug, 20.—Judgment was given this morning In the Court of Queen’s Bench in the casu of ‘The Queen vs, Barnes, 03 to whether tho Police Magistrate was correct In fining Mr. Barnes, x3 manager of the Royal Opera-Housy, In giving © Sunday concert. ‘Tho bench was occupied by Chief-Justice Hagerty and Justices Armour and Cameron. After recapltulating tho circumstances of tho holding of the concert, which were admitted, they declded that the Maglstrate’s ruling Must be sustained, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Quenke, Aug, 30.—Tho tug Holndeer was burned at 1 o'clock to-day at the Commis- sloners’ wharf, Sho belonged to John Wl- bon, of this city, and is Insured for $41,000 ench in tho Citizens’ and British Amoriea In- stirance Companies, Apectat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, ” Montrear, Aug, $0.—Seventy-five mon en- ganged on tho new Water-Works at St. Henry atruck to-day, and demanded an advance of wages from 80 cents to $1.25 por day, ‘Tho contractor deellned to make the adyaues and operations have been suspended, Spectat Dispatch to Ths Chicuyo Tribune, Crirtox, Ont, Aug. 30—No. 3 Company, Forly-fifth Battalion of Volunteers, at pres- entincamp here doing thelr annual drill, mutinied this morning under the Icadership of Corporals Flummerfeltt and McCoy, Tho pretext eiven by the men for their coniluct 1s he small pay received. No, 1 Company was Tnnnediately called out and the ringleaders nrreated and put in cells, tho balance of the inutincers bolng allowed to return to thelr quarters. ‘Speclat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Tononto, Aug, A very peculiur case is roported from Royalton, Wis. Bome weeks Ago, & young man named James MeLoughtin beens troubled with toothache, aud applied to Dr, Nowton, of that town, for a cure, ‘The Doctor gave him a bottle of medicine, tho di- rections being to take a teaspoonful every half-hour till relleved, ‘Cho young man ré- turned liome, and, after tak! ne thie dose or- dered, went to, bed—a neighbor sleeping with bin, At night he got up, having taken altogether about one-third of the medicine, and announced that the ache In hls tooth Was gone, but the side and buck of his head pained hlin, and his body and legs were stitt and swollen, He went Into tho yard, and In the morning his father found his body wt tho Hate cold In death, An Liguest was Healy at which Dr. Newton testilied that ho filled the. prescription, and that there was nothing jn the medicine to cause death, Other medical men swore that they could not tell the cause of death, and the jury returned a verdict of “ Died from causes unknown." ‘The brother of tho deceased, not satisfied, lust week sent the balance of the medicine to Dr, E, Sullivan, of this elty; and that pen- tleman, assisted by Prof. Croft, of the Une versity, nuue an analysis, finding the medi- eine to contain an alkaloid resembling acont. tine, and showing that there was sufticlent of the deadly polson In what young McLaughlin had taken to cause denth, Tho re: unulysis tags been Sent to Royalton, Wis., and further developments are expected. Speclal Diapatch to The Chicago Tritune, Mostnnar, Aug. 90.—The report of the Dominion Government Superintendent of Tnsurance hing Just been published. Itshows: that there werd aixty-three companies under tho supervision of the oflice, not Including seven companies which ‘in process of Hautdation or censtn ormpantes doing Mfe-iusuraues 80; Inland marine, accident, uaranted, 35 plate-ginss, 1;° stenm-boiler, 2 Deposits mado by theso companies, and held by the Recelyer-General, nmount to $6,107,003. Of the fire and inland marine compantes nll Neenses wero renewed except that of, the Ottawa Agricultural, which retired from business April 1, 1872 No naw. com- nies were licensed during the your the twenty-seven companies transacting: fire business In Canada cuerdtig 187), 10 were Canadian, 1 British, and 4 American, No change In these companies has occurred, except that the Royal Canadian lias ceased todo business In the United States. The yenr presents ni unfavorable contrast of the ‘results of Its business with those of the pre- vious year, being characterized by an ine ereased volume of transnetions, conducted at aalightly less rate of expense, ‘ut at a tower rate of premium, and with a largely in: erensed amount of losses. ‘The lowering of the rate of premium is the ground of inuel complaint among, the companies, and ts aserlbed to excessive competition, ‘The pre- mits received during” the year for fire Ine guranca in Canada, by all companies, minaunted to $3,227,488.—being a decreuse ta re pared with (878 of $110,012, 1 losses Ti for the week ending Saturday were 1,210 cattle and 4,124 sheep, against 1,842 cattleand 2,633 shvep In the previous week, Speciat Mtspatch to The Chicago Tribune, Sr. Joun, N. 3, Aug. 80—The St. Jolin Telcgraph calls attention to tho fact that. the Ojielal Gazette which contutned the ‘state- ment of reventio and expenditure for 18780 made no mention of the drawbacks payable out of the revenuo to shipbulldersand others, The Telegraph thinks thnt $500,000 Is not an. extravagint estimate of the drawbacks for tho year: and, If this Isso, Sir Leonard 'Tiley’s defleit will be found to be over $+ 000,000, ‘Tho figures would then stand thus: Roventie.s... +00 SH AOR, Expenditure... 2a 1H TR Doliett., $1,003,127 Drawbneks, a8 600,000 $ 2,105,127 tte fea 1. 0.— The Citizen, in n paras raph Don’t Go ‘Too Kar West” Ghent as fur as Manitoba), advises In- tending enitgrants to go to Michignn, which is deseribed In glowing terms as the fluest State in the American Union, Its vast for- esta, ts mineral lands, its wheat and cereals, its fruits, its fuland Inkes stocked with fish, are all pralsed us being superior to those of any other State. In conclusion, the Citizen says that there enn be obtained “tho best Innd in the State at prices which make iteasy and prc deals for any one to secure a farm and home of thelr own, In no State can a better market be found for all the products of tho soll, than Michlian,”” Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Cottinawoon, Ont, Ang. 30,—Mr. Ed- award MeKay, of the First Concession of Cc Hngwood “Lownship, died on Friday, o£ starvation, Mr. MeKay, who was Tu 1onr3 of ge, for some timo has been laboring under an apprehension that his wife and three children would stare te death from want; and under this delusion he com- meneed stutving himself, in order to pro- vide for their future wants. Twenty-seven days before his death ho refused food entire- Ty for four days, at the end of which thine he was Induced to ent a small plese of bread, about an inch square, Stnee then, up to the time of his death, ho could not be pre- valled upon to take any kind of food; and he actually starved to death, During the whole of his: self-lmposed fast he «rank water incessantly, up to a few min- utes before his death, flo was so wenk tat- terly that he was confined to his bed, al- though he otherwise all right, and was quite sensible with eeption of the fatal hallucination with which he was nfiteted. dle was in easy clrenmstances, being the owner of a good farm of excellent land, without any ineumbrances, A hundred and twenty Canadian Inborers take passage here for Michigan, on board tho City of Winnipeg. These men go to Michigan to seok employment, which they could not fad tn Canna, rer A QUESTION OF JURISDICTION, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, INDIANAVOLIS, Ind. Aug, 30—Larvey Bates, owner of tho Bates Mouse, to-day brought sult against B. & C, W. Miller, les- aces, for $14,000, two yenrs’ rent, at $7,000 pernannum, and also to foreclose a chattel mortgage on the furniture, and asking for tho appointment of a Receiver, In the mean- thno the Millers came nto another court and nade assignn ent and the Court appointed Smith 1. Myers Assience, who gave bond In the sum of $21,000, ‘The ynestlon ot turistte: tion botween the courts fs to bo setlled first, it being elalmed that service was lind on the Millers before they mde the assignment. WELL-INFORMED MEN SELECT THE EQUIT- ABLE: The following letter from the Ion, Emery Whitaker to the Equitable agent at Maysville, Ky., is of importance, as tho opportunities atforded Judge, Whitaker for making n care- ful vestigation into the clarneter and stand- Ing of the various life-msuranes companies doing business In Kentucky aro rarely equaled; Joseph. F. Brodrick—Dean Sir: 1 have taken pains tomake myself aequulated with he Kauitable Life-Asstrauce Society of New York, and with its different modes of Insur- ance, Lam satisiied the Company possess the nssels published, and is managed b cors of ability and integrity, For myself, I selected the Endowment Plan, before the Company established the ‘Tontine insurance, feel sure that this last, 1s preferable to all others and eminently safe to the assured, and a good investiuent for persons of elthar small or largo means. For my children 1 selected the Tontlie Plan, and am well pleased with both tho Endowimentand Tontine., During the four years L was Chairman of the Committee on Hanks and Insurance in the Kentucky Senate, embracing the getting up and passage of the present Insurance laws of Kentucky, Thad ocenasion, to dnvyestigate, with some eare, the subject of life-insurance, aud, acti upon the knowlédge thus obtalned, I sclectec the Equitable and tha modes as stated; and £ feel satisiled T made a good etlon, JULY 15, 1880, -* dia WillTaKen NESTLE'S MILK FOOD should bo ured by mothors of nuraing children, Contains nothing injurlous, und requiring only witor to propurg !t for usc, tho danger of im- puro milk 14 avoided, For site by drugyists and grocers, A pamphlet with full particulars sent by addressing THOMAS LEEMING & CO., Montreal, Con. a Times: Qur highost artists in dontistry: Tho MoChesnoy‘s boyond donbt, though but 83 uset. > Indigestion, dyspepsin, nervous prostration, and all fornis of general debility relioved by tak Jog Mensuian's Peptonized Neet Tonle, the only preparation of bec contulning ita entire nutri lous propertica, Ut Is nota mero stimulant ike the oxtracts of beef, but contatus blood-making, forco-yencrating, and life-sustaining properties; isinvalunble fy all onfeobled conditions, whether tho result of oxhaustlon, nervous prostration, overwork, or acute disease; particularly if roe gulting from puhnonary complaints, Casivoll, Hazard & Co., Proprivtors, New York, For sule by drugwista, MARRIAGES, “TUN TON-ATRINSON—AtKE Paula Church, Iiyde Pork, on the Wth nwt, by the Mov. Charles % Htautor, Rector, Warren Franklin Burton, of Hamilton, Cans hee me aun int ne, fon i Oke NeUtOG) BuUrOD, ‘Turatto, Can, LY aun, vid rr foror thu lato tana AtkinsoM Han, of liyde Parken : DEATHS. HLAM~Haturiay ovening, Aug, 3, ot 374 Michlgan= avn dt conauoption: niu f, Dial dabphter ‘ot bas ia und Mary € Mint. Puneral Tuesday at 2:30 p.m, NLIBS—The funeral services of tha late Porsis A. pore vccur thia afternoon at 2 o'clock at 20 Ve NBA: e pLUNNS Aud Bh at 156 South La Balle-st, Nolllo taken to Manitowoc, Wis, at 10 Kenmins oye. Led WL 1580, Milas Nolti HRYNE—Auy, itl 1550, Mies BM No, On} Ellen Brytegin tha Tetaty Gur hor eblid of J. 11. an efter a Tony tines, ‘The Cuncrit will tako place from hor late rosidenco, Git Buuth’ Suato-at. Woduosday, Supls Is me jock, te St. Jonna Church, thence by carriages tu ary. Kriunds of tho faully ure fayiwd (o attond, 7-8 Aluate und Suntreal japon plosso copy DORSHTT—Jumos La. Dorsott, Infant son of Folsom 4 Annie #. Dorsott, of mouuran 1 an Fungral af rusidetioy, No. 4aT Walnuts Puesday, Aux. 31, wt So'elvck ps, an. : 1 3S years, Funaral fron iis lutu reticnes, Korg Weronieas Bt. Wednesday ot 1 o'clock. 16 Bt Columbkili's Cilureh, thence by carrlazes to Calvary, ‘Now Vork und Broukiyu vapurs picasa copy. BLAKE~In Kingstou, Cunada, Aug. 2, vf cone nomption, Annio It. Dinka, Tamea and Nenetatta Winks, seer sy yee MORN tOT of Fuuerat Wednonday nt Wd'elock teat io rani of Ber paronta, No. Ott Warron-ay, Chi eh St dafinth's Chorels, thence by care La My te KEDLIY—At Cutler Honaoy Grand Ip Moerifi, vaungost daughtor of Band ete WEE woatemeamicner Te ‘ rol Me "t = Tuoaday, Augeil. Pricnda ot G yo taanid et MAIURI—Aftor a Ingo genco, No. ito Bouth Hone ee Sinem a 18, ‘uneral will inko ‘Aug. 31, by carriage: McGUIRE—Aui, loved dauuhtar of eras, ‘alvury, t the reste alo, mel ince fe Fie Me above aoa. m, £90, nt 1:70 A... Mary An; trick. ~ Ny boa pa enmm A miontha and ai agas eT Mein, ral fram tho restionce of paronta, Ni Hast Kinslosnt,, att o'clock bia i eacrinuen Tea Wednesday, Sop. 1, beg, MURRAY--At. tho roatdo; of hor stati Joun Gibhuna, No. WN ret AEs Sapna a aay Wet ita Funeral Wednesday, Sept. 1, at 10 o'clock, ry. STAIRING—AL Elmirn, Ne You at tho rest tra, Jane Garrett, Aug.ih of ance ot Tino ianetia Wineringe atewerane Puen, ‘nimier, of this clty, aged 0 yours 10 TONLE ang ‘Dy care inves ta Rosell e! i Cure 2e-Cornwall, England, papars please copy, oR RON A 2 ait 6 Bouth Joforsun-st, Dane arn, Funoral trom his Into ‘residens wraliek tn denna ty arringes, » Weamonday at 19 WALSH-On Moniiay, Aug, 20, af TRE OE MOTE tang nh 08 i aie uy HIne9 0 from hor Inte" residenco, No, te Wear selnee ‘Tho rematna will bo tiken to Bt Jncinth’s Chee e :W), WHOrE HAoleTIN. Hequion Siass will bo wa ses the repose of her suut. Brom thenes by entries ts Catvary Comotery, ‘Tho rolutives and trlenda at ye family arg respecttully invited $6 attend tho tuo Her death in deenty mourned by n large circie of quulntaneen who Ginted ‘hor many actaot kindness, Sow Nd Aporos ANNOUNCEDIEN'TS, enn NARA NRA nr Poilticnt. MERTING OF REPUBLICAN VorRns Mint Congressional, Wistrict Yavordiae get hominution of tig Hon, #. i, Washbuene. for Kress will bo hold in tho Shernian Bouse clavero at noun to-day. MASH-MUETING OF TILE REPURLICANS OF ACARI Pht will bo nett Br ennNCaN OR Cou ilensy, Mitt Honnors and oiler secu aes te dens the meating. E PSERTE WSS TPH FOURTH SENATOIMAL DISTRICT Co Eiutoe itt moot at Jusilea Maton's omeo ne ‘pie SRVENTH WARD TEP UmIACAN cog will nod a meoting a ‘Hall, i ania’ Wallurcetas this ovonings net Somer Tweity Youns, MEN'S CRNTRAL GARFIMAD AND AN thur Club tiotda n moating tis ov Fricitlo, “Ail deiogaton requested to uo present ees Mincollancons, PLY MEETING OF THR TPN car gia We cine Ur wiih wont ave Y uccur Wednesil: Gelockat tod puFOURUCHAT Chace MPHE NEY, 3B WISARD Wilt, connteg tho noonday prayor-moeting in fy : Paattg, Roonaay pray ing in Farwait Hall i lo jO-other propiration makos such light, daky, bot Broads, of luzurious past ry, Can be eaton by a7 ce without foar of the 1] 1a reaulting from heary is wastiblo food. ‘EB-Comm ended for purity and wbole Fomaneae by ihe Governm ent Chemist, Ur. Mott WOYAL BAKING POWDEI CG, Naw Vere, a’ WORTH REMEMBERING. That TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT reroe yents in cach bottle thlety to furty Kinavus of Sparks ling Solzter Water, containing all tho virtues of tho celobrated German Spring, Itin always fresh and als ways rendy, und thus conimonds Itsolf to oll for Its ofiieacy, portability, and cheapnens, * ALL DURUGGISTS HAVE IT. AUCKION SALES, By GiO. PY GORE & 60., 24 and 216 Mndison-st, REGULAR TRADE SALB DRY COODS, TUESDAY, AUG. 31, 9:30 A. M. , Embroldories, Iinona, Cutlory, Waite Fee eT ROIS Cos A uetToneers Great Catalogue Trado Salo AT AUCTION, On Wednesday, Sept, 1, at 9:30 a, m. prompt, oF BOOTS, SHOES and SLIPPER Manufuelured for tho Fall Trade of 1880, 3,600 CASES OF SAMPLES AND DUPLICATES Witt bo offerod, aud nothing neadod for Fall Tradé will be found wanting tn this nate, sy Catwloguos wud guods ready for’ inapactton sfon PD. GORE & CO. GEO. FT mand Sb Mdlsonet Thursday, Sopt. 2, at 0:30 a. My AUCTION TRADE SALE CROGKERY AND GLASSWARE: 85 Crates W. G. Ware, 80 Casks C. C. Ware, 10 Casks Rock and Yellow Warey 100 Decorated Chambor Sets, 700 Burrels Glassware, *‘nsst.”? as a0) e Merchants. cats nckod eG itis ie Oe ‘Auctioneer, REGULAR TRADE SALE, THURSDAY, Sept. 2, 9:30 A. M. thing, u oor Ol Claths, Tals off caus tae Ua Cape rave ‘ays, uriveesoh Haltors, Wolpe, 0 GORE & CO., Auctloncett. 60 POMEROY & CO, Auctlonesrs & Manufacturars’ Agents 478 & 8O RANDOLPH-ST., Hold Mogutar Sales of Household Goods and General Mechauds ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Of each woek, at 0:00 a.m. GQ OUERUTS: maa MATERIALS E.H. Sargent, aa 125 State-st., Chicago, sere) rr nates be UA Candies in Amurics, pub UP fue Fae Vereen CT UUNT EK, Contectones, oi t 1 1 1