Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 1, 1880, Page 8

\ ae ¥ SONA CITY. '* @EN ERAT NEWS. ‘Siar Trowas Witaor, of Winonn, is.at tho ‘Pacific. Bivrony Witson, Springfield, Ill, fs at tho Paciag. é “(ne Troy Naso-Ball Club are domiciled nt tho Tremont. | “Gronar W. JOLIAN, of Irvington, Ind., fs at tho Palmor, ‘ ‘Gov. Cut.zom registorod at,tho Pacifie en route to Bloomington. + . PGov. N. G. Onpway and wife, of Yankton, D. i T., arent tho Bhorinnn. t ‘ttm receipts of the Custom-Houso yesterday wero $14,005, nnd for tho month, $300,810. J, HW. 8reanns, edltor of the National Tempero ance Advaente, New York, !s at tho Palmer. ; Onntn Bxixxenand family and Judio O. I. Browning, of Quincy, IL, aro at the ae “Tar Qub-Trensury recotved $1,000 In rilver poets and pald out $13,000 silver nnd $25,000 Roll. . Wiratas G. BrAKeney and Benjamin If. Spear, of Minornl Park, Arizona, are at tho ‘Tre- mont. 2 -JL.D. Deiter, Republican candidate for Sec- retary of Btnto, Dixon, Il, is registered at tho eae to ff tho Hopublican -Jonx W. Bony, membor of tho Hop Btnte Contral Committee, Springfleld, 1s at tho aun: intendont of tho Pitts" C.D, GonttAM, Supcrintendont o 0 Mir p, Fore Wagno de Chicago Tiatlrond, 1s at tho Tremont. > -BENATOR Witttram Winpo, of Minnesota, wie Mar taraily,passnd through tho city: yestor- dny, registering at tho Grand Pavittc, Pa ceipts of the intornnl-roveniia oMfco weret on spirits, $51,070; tobneco, 83,0415 beet ¥2.400:. and othur Items, $113; total, $87,016. ‘Total for August, $785,221. o KER, EsQ., of Boston, the patentco ot tetater browse, arrives at tho Grand Prolite this morning, He has come to rettle with, or sto, the manufacturers and denlors who havo infringed the patent. Tur, tempomture yesterday, Manuatey onticlir, $8 Madison as observed by streot (INiBUNE 3, ALB on, 76 degrecs: 10 n,m, Fen ee nic Bt 8 pe May Fie DArOMelor Beem. S68; Bpe ey SOL Gronar H. Chosny, Auditor of tho Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifia Rallroad; J. M. Osborn, General Freight Agent of tho Wabash, St, Louis & Pacific Uallrond;. and W. B.Shatine, Goneral Passenger Agont of the Atinntic & Great West- orn Ttuilroads aro nt the Pacific, ‘Tne Board of Autitore of tho West Town mat yesterday aftornoon, or at least a fow members Of tho Bonrd, ut tho Assessor's office. As thore twas {mportant business to transact, and only two Justices present.—Mntson ond Seully—i6 was docided to adjourn to Friday nt 5p. ni. sharp. *-Fiuenps of St. Luke's Hospltal aroskindly re- quented to gond to tho Hospital Building on Indiana avonte to-morrow morning beforo 12 o'clock, If convenient, elther peaches, plums, Rrapes,orsuzar. A cominittco of- Indies witl bo nt the Hospital for the purpose of preserving tho frult., A MEETING of the ladica’ of tho Firet Union Teinpernnee District was helt yesterday afters Hoon at No, 634 Cottage Grovo avenue. Mrs, M.A. Cummings, who has been Vico-Hresident for this district, was retlocted to that position. Bho wns niso elected delegate to tho Nutlonai Convention in Roston in Oatobor, Mrs. J. G. Pratt wus electet! alternate. Tue sem{-annunl mecting of tho South Town Board wus bold at noon yesterday. Thero wero roscnt Justices Hninincr, Wallace, Rrawn, and Pinyton, ‘Assessor Druke, and Town-Clerk Mooro, ‘Justice Hammer presided. Boyont auditing bills tothe amount of $1, the Hoard found nothing to do, and, after a session of tlve minutes, adjourned sine dle. JOuN Jagroniexskt, 7 yenrs of ago. while playing with othor boysof his own age nmong some galt burrels on tho Onondaga salt docks at the font af Hough place, necidentally fell into tho slip and was drowned. Tho body was re- covered, and was taken homo to No. Aut Lime street by Olleer Fitazmauricu. The Coroner's jury returned a verdict of acoldental drowning. - Me marringe of Miss Lizzie Mathows and Mr. DM, Evans was colcbrated yesterday nt tho res~ {dence of the bride's parents, No. 8 Eldridge court, The ceremony took place at 3:30 p,m, the itev. Mr. Harris officiating, Mr. and Mra. Byuns lotta few hours Jutor for St. Paul, and 9 bridal trip of two weeks, aftor which thoy will be at home at No. 168 Park avenue. Many. L, Kriuer, $5 years of ago, whilo at- tenipting to crogs tho Chicayo & Enatern Miinols Juullroad, near her homo at No. 161 Fulton Btreot, 010215 yesterday morning, was run over by locomotive No, 25, which wits zolng north, A physician who attended her found 2 number of bruises ov tho loft side, but was natt-commit- talns to whether she would live or dio,” Mrs. Kelley 1s n widow, and has two grown daughtors, ‘ Yrstennay noon a Inrgo crowd of men ani id women, congregated on tho sidewalk in front of No, 672 Cuna) strect 10 witness n funoral starting from No. 670, were precipitated into the bagument by the sidowulk giving way. About persor a down, nnd MW it! a with sigue A Juri ‘Thi BNYe ONG csécnpell Wi! Li injuries, i was Mra. Htebecea. fava stony of No, Of Libert: Btreot. She was badly brulsed, but Dr. Meal, ‘who was in attendance, .thinks sho will re- cover, ty i Conoxen MANN yesterday held nn inquost at the Yown-Hnit in the Town of Lake upon dames Treyay, a carpenter, 29 yenra of age, who oom- mitted sutcide by throwing himacle in frontofan outgolng passcnger-train on tho Ft. Wayno Ron neur Twonty-third steect Monday afternoon, ‘A vordict of death by suicide wna returned, An inquest was also belt at Hoseland,in Hyde Park, upon Chorilos Heberg, 8 yours of age, who nocle dentally foll into n pond near the residence of his tnother, and wus drowned, 4 Ag VAN Bunun street-car No, 973 was rune ning upon tho bridge nt 6:20 Inat cyenlng, 3t jumped tho track just ng it reach the bridgy, anit Mr. 8. Klaubor, of No, We West Jackson street, who was standing on tho outer edge of tho car, pot wedged between it and the framework of tho bridge, and was so- veroly though not dangerously crushed woout tho lews and lower abdomen, Anothor pise Bolger upon the car was also slightly hurt, hut bis name was not ascertained, ‘Tuy two months’ work of tho Y. M.C, A. Fred” Ewptoyinent Bureau since being in its now quar 54 La Sallo, uns been very satisfactory, fo more than 600 nen and boys has work beon given during the month Just passed. ‘Taking tho Bureawns an exponent of tha lubor market, thero has been an fherensen demand over any formor yeur sinco the pune, For any work other thi for strong men of muscle there isn superabundance of young men tn the city, Ems loyers, whose wowing business requires n ahip- uy clerk, porter, or uny other business young man, can be nccommeadinted free of charge by cnillng ut tho ottice, bt Li Snlic streot. Dn, Winataa H, TLudes, who had what may be mildly called a diiculy. with. dallor Curfior duy before yestorduy, states that he I not an “niloged lawyer," and also that tho juiler did nottay his hands upon him or. use bla fovt to Almin sornyine him from tha jail premises, Bir, Harper {sa lawyer, and entitled to practice inthe Courts of Mltnols, As to whothor M Currlor kleked bin o1 Qld, and mory than a js ‘tate the atateniont. Harper dentes that bo Bu on poultices as was aiieged, and alice he ia ent acquainted with tho condition of hid body his biatemiont regarding this may be takon ag correct, ‘ Dentxo the rainestorin which came fram the western horlzon, at about 6 o'clock. Inst oveniny, lightning struck the residenca of nilrew Brown, No.w2 Snporior street, Itine tored nt tho northeast corner, and, tearing the bricks and woodwork for sume dlatance; Jumped to the baseinent, tearing two holes tn the tloore ing und vclilugs in its way. Mr. Brown wis dn the pirlur . on eo accond Moar, and was seyercly shocked by tho electric charge. Ho wae unvonsclous, and was with grout gi rostored. His left sido was found to be puralyzod. Sedical attendunce was at ence summoned, but at late accounts thera wis no Improvement ta his condition, Others in the vicinity felt tho shock, hut nono of them sul. fered much from tho oifects, | The damage to tho bullding 48 vstimnted at 8100, A yesterday Oilicor Ferdinand §. Kenny of tho West Chicago Avenue station, npun ine formation received went to the house No, 24 -Weat Division street, and, tinding tt tovked, ot in bs prying open 4 wintow and then ‘erawitng = through ft, = Upon gol theow, the hows he found tho body uf the only ocenpunt, Louls Ernat hungliug suspended from the door leading out of the front room. It was ovidently a case of sulcide,as deliberate arrangements ful been mado, Hobad constructed a rude galiows by micnns of a fow noite and tho clothes tne, Tho body wus badly decomposed, and it is suppored bad been hanging thore for ubout forty-eight hours, ws none of thy nelghbors had seon int Jor that spave of Ume, Ernst was a Geeman, about iS yours of age, au widower, and bad flyed alone fur a long time. Ho was nhypochondelue, He leaves a daughter 15 years of age, who Hyod with relutives, \ Tue following named officors com team of tho siifitary, Division of Sho aati us compete in tho inatehos of the Natlounl Assucias Hon ut Creedmoor, N, ¥.. Bept, 14-10, arrived in this city via the Rock Inand ‘route’ yesterday, gud aro quartered nt tho Tremont: Gen, John. Kolton, Assistuut Adjutant-General af tho Bills tary Division of the Puclticy tn churge of the tenn; First-Lieut, James L, Wilson, Fourth Are Ullory; First: Liouk, Willian 1. Guinan, Fourth Artillery; Licut, Job Pitcher, Vint Cavalry Pirat-Lfeut. William Ennis, Fourth Artery; First-Licut, Henry P, Kingsbury, Sixth Cavalry, -Gho foltowluy urd enilsted men: Sergount Potor Fetorson, Company ¥, Fourth driiliory; First- uli ys Borgeant J. li. ‘an, Company C, 8econd Ins fanteys Drivut Hd Ceturey. Company N Pourth Artilfory; Sergeant Jobn’ Wilson, Com: many Bi, est Cavalry; Private Charles Hernan, Com- x zg, Eighth Jnfantry; Scrgeant Fred E. ’ THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, .1880—TEN PAGIS. Pressler, Company K, Twenty-first Infantry; Borgennt 11. Wotsinane Company Ay, Flest Gnve alry; Private Gnorge W. Dounerty, Company M, First Cavalrs vate U, A. Homan, Comprny 1, Twenty-first. Infautry; Sergeant John Dan- kin, Company K, twolfth infantry. The part! fenvo to-day Inn special car vin tha Brie & Chi enzo Line for Creedmoor. A MEETIXG of tho Woman's Codperative Dressinnking Company war held at No. 100 Bouth Franklin strect Yesterday utternoon, for reliminary orminization and clection of ollicers. twas atated nt the mae that. the whole umber of shares—125,000, nt 81 cach—had beon Bubscrifed, nnd those present cleten to represent a mnjority of tho stack, tt wns dechied toclect a temporary Hourd of Directors. The following. wero elected: —Mesdames Mary Pat~ terson, Annie Derby, Laura Thomas, 8. Mf, Mills, Dr: Hathaway, M, Y. Bilss, 8, A, Papin, Margaret. Harrold, Mary Moree. irom tho Board of Dl- rectors tho following oficers were elected: President, Mra, Mary Patterson: Business Man: gor, Mra. Annie Derby; ‘Tronsurer, Mra, Laura "Thomas; Secretary, Mra. 8. M. Mill, ‘The meot- ing than adjourneil to Tucsdas, in order to cams picte the organization thon by tho election of additional — oficers, scloptton, of — by-lnws, ota, It was also proposed that at the noxt meet ing the Company would proceed nt once tocol-, levt tho installments on atock, such installments to be depositod nt once tn the First National Dink, and as soon 18 $2),00 Is pald in the Com- pany will proceed to business, ‘The first tober fs named ns tho probable dato of atarting. Nexotintions aro enid to bo pending for the occu~ paney of a largo hotel on Wabash avenue for a ‘actory untll tho building to bo erected by tho Company is Anishod. Tt is algo crease the capital stock to $25 have n lon, roposed to ine 000, In order to leaso or the option of purchasing: the ground on which tho " Patace,” ns it is to be called, will be built. ‘Tho title of tho Company Will thon bochunged to the * Ladies’ Codporntive Patace and Dressmaking Company.” TUB CITY-IALL. ‘TR redoipta for ennses for Auguat wero 857° Tne work on tho Stato strect bridge continues: to drag, but itis thought that it will bo so far completed by Saturday as te admit of tho pass- age of tho cnrs. Tue new vinduct at Dospintnes and Kinzio streote will be so far completed this morning as tondmit of tho passage of pedestrians. Dr. PuuNkett, of the Stato onmi of Henlth J. He Ruesell, af the wow, Scotland, were the guests of Dr. DeiWol: Yostanlay ‘Thoy wore shown tho Stock- Yards, Water- Works, cto, and to-day will be given a ride on tho Inke. AMONG tho butliing permita issued yestorday wore tho following: + Qne to J. Schumnoher to orect 1 two-story shop and dwelling, No. 443 Fourteenth street, to cost 2,00), and ono to S, BR. Wiltinms to orect a sixestory partment bull ng, corner of State ana Ontario streeta, to cost $40,000, Ir wns discovored yesterday that somo of tho butchers were doing’ business without 1 Hoense. ‘Tho unfortunatos wore Potor Nichol, doing hital- neas on South Unton street, and Frank Mikula, doing business on West Fourteenth strest, both of whom, it ischarged, had disposed of thoir Neonses. Warrants for thalr arrest wore iasucd. Arpiications for tho Mayorto make speoches come by evory inull, tho most of thom bulng, owover, from the smaller towns and Grangor districts, If ho wore to respond to half of than tho clty wotll be. turned over to some of his subordinates half tho time, Ile tas threo things dn bis eyc—golug back to Congress this fall, re election in tho spring, and tho sent of Davis in tho United States Sounto, ‘Tur Healt Nopartment causod tho premises No, 3111 Cottnge Grove avenue, whieh had been conipinined of, to bo oxamined yestorday. All that bad been chirged by tho nelghvors proved to bo truo, und ordors woro issued nyalnst the further ping of xurbage in tho street or alley, and the owner of tho catublishinent was ordered tu put in a sower nt once. If thoso ur- ders ura not complied with tho promises will ba condemned, but the faot fs that the abjcation to them fs based upon the characterof the inmates rathor than anything clso, ¢ Ax nppileation was imado to Commissioner Waller yosterlay to plunt telegrapt poles on Sovonteenth strect for tho distance of a faw Dlocks, but tho actlon of the Council requiring all npplieations to zo to that bedy precluded his doin anything, ‘Yelograph polvs are a nulganco in muny localities, and, since Mr. Wallck lins been hiboring to do away with thelr erection, tho action of the Counell fs regarded as busty and itl-adyisod, In the enge In question thoro is no possfble objection to tho domand made, yet under the new order nothing can be done untll tho npplicants havo wresticd with tho Council soveral weeks. ‘A DIG SEWER CONTRACT. The Inying of n nine-foot intercepting sewer in the West Divislon, which wns comimencod yosteriny, is. un undertaking of vust importance, and when compicted eeanaes. to thoroughly dralnucres of land which have heratoforo been ontirely submerged at certain seasons of tha year, Notice bus already been made of tho ‘work, but It may not bo amiss, to ngaln rofer to It. ‘This sower sturts fromthe corner of Bluo Island avenue and Lutin street, and runs south on Latlin to ‘Twonty-second, and from thence along Twenty-second atreet to Crawford avo- nue, with auttult sawers on Leavitt street and Western nyenue, and an infall sower on Calle fornin avenue, Contracts havo been let for tho nlno-foot sewer on ‘Twonty-necond street tor ubout a intle, being from Lenvitt street to Suc: ramonto nyunucy fora six-fout sewer on Len- vitt streot, trom Bluo Islaud avenue to Twenty- second street: nnd fora four and a half fout sewer on California avout, from ‘Twenty-sec- oud to Sixtuontt sircet, which ts to bo continued north, The work lot {a to be completed this year, an appropriation. baying been muda for the purpose, and that which ia not lot will he dono next year, which will complote n sowerngo pyar forthut section which has long been needed. i TOADSTOOL POISONING, A DANGEROUS VEGETANLE TO FOOL WITI. At Isn't everybody thut can -tell a tondatool fram & mushroom, though tha cases whore In- convenient, If not dangerous, results havo fol- lowed from fenstiug on the formor undor tho supposition that it wus tho Intter are, In this day at least, bupplly rare, ‘Tho inability to dis- tingzulsh between these two spcoles of tho fun- gus ordor, howevor, did glvo riso to considerable suffering in four cases yesterday, and mush- rooms, ns well 1s tundstools, as an article of food, have suddenly novome decidedly unpopus Jar in the nelghburhood whero tho mistake va- curred, The pratric north of Chicago and onst of Weatern avenue fa but Hittte bullt up, and Is, to all intents und purposes, jothing muro nor (vas than n cowepasture. Just at this season it fs rendezvous for boys and girls with baskets in search of mushrooms, which thoy pick and carry homo or to the market for sale, Itis quite a Tittle Industry in Itaway, and at thnes the prairie is dotted with Uitte knots of mushroo! Who manago to turn an bonest pe y tholr work, . Experts us thoy are, the similarity of the toadstool to the mushroom nover doqelyves thom, Tho inlatuke which occurred yestorday, hows ever, was committed by four individdals who were notexperts, and the results, while not fatal, were productive of no Httle suffering and ine convenience. . The decelyed In this case wero Mra, ‘Thomas Konnedy and her two boys, iving at No, 00 Chis engo aventto, and a& lttle fellow named Gus ‘Tone, 8 youra of nge, Nving nt No, 7]7on the sama street. | fho little. boys wero aver on the pralrie during the morning, and in their hunt for thushrooms came noross a bunch of tondstools, which seemed to thom for all tha world lke what they were after. With their healthy young Nppetites, thes proceeded to devour’ thelr “find,” and, inving sated themselves, ret to tholr homs with tholr hata faltoe the decept- Ivonrticte. “Mra. Kennedy was also taken in, and ate u goodly portion with a zest. So much did khe prizv. them, apparently, that sho. was. about to cook w dish of alleged ‘mushrooms for dinner, when hor boys wer RUDDENLY TAKEN WITH TRUNIULE PAINS In tho stomach, secompunted by vonilting, and Mb Inter by chills. Phu next thing Mewicene nedy knew she was herrolf suffering ina simi: tay imuner ‘Tho othor little boy, Tone, had ake beon “taken: by this time, “and, on his Mother's comparing votes with Mrs. Kennody, the enuse of the trouble was soon discovered. Ur. Hondley, living wt me corner of West Indiana and Vanilli streets, wus showelly BUI moned, and: for un -horr and = mare hid about auch oon bis hinds ve he ry ol could conyentently attend ta, The same treatment—one in tho main caleulated to tndiuce. vouiting—was pursed with all four, aud, after considerable sulfering, thoy were all: brought nround ta a condition of convulescence, and at luat accounts were daiug well, and congratue lating themselves on their lucky escape: from a wholesnis polsnuing, None of taem haukeratter mushrooms a y longor, however, and the yery sightor thoughtor the thing produces qualns of tho stonueh long ta bo remembered, i Asn general thing, ACCIDENTS FUUM EATING TOADSTOOLA happen to foretuners alone. The edible mush: room of Europe and of England dittora. in some. respects from tht of thiscountry, so that onl fits not infrequently inks tho mlstike of euniciy. (hut tho funyus closely resemblly tho one that they cavat home is ‘it foul, when in hae unless properly provared, it Is polronous, Adib nein thie thore i no diticulty whatover fi digtinguivhiug tho adits piushroumd of this country frow ihe various sale ne tonistool. ‘The former bas deleatel: blak gills, and the akin can ulwaya be pooled at without breaking tho flesh, while with nenely all of the toadstoods it ts Impossible to do thin, Some of those fungi whloh wre generally consla- ered polsonows nro excellent varing when Properly treated; but It is not safo for a person who does not know haw to meddle with thom, SUBURBAN, RBVANUTON, . Acalled meoting of the Moan! of Trustecs was hold In the village ofico Tuesday ovening for the purpose of letting the contract for bulld- jug tho Maple uyenuo sewor, aud what is known ny tho “ulloy" sewer, ‘Tha propositions. wore the ee te cas gt a a yy ‘ fj ton, for the suns Of $4 pat es AES THEE Evans: THE ASSESSMENTS. The Equalized Valuations for the Towns of Cook County, Mr. Nesing Protests Against tho Asscss« nmiont on the North Side. Tho Committee on Kqualization of ‘Taxes met yesterday morning In the Board rooms, corner La Salle and Washington streets, Ther was present Chairman Senne, and Commilsstoners Burling, Wood, lintt, Pur- ington, and PrestdentStewart, of tho County Board, Assessors. Amick, of tho West ‘Town, and Chase, of the North Town, were also presont, . The proverbial certainty of death and taxes Is npparently justly appreciated by Mik AC. MESING, who gave the Committee hs views of what the assessments should be, and how they should be mate. ‘The immedints cause of his com- piaint yesterday was that, tn: reguinting or equalizing the assessinonts, the Committea nad unjustly favored the South. Town, Ile belleved that the property-owners of the North Sido had been assessed too high, and thought that the South Town assessment should be Increased In favor of tho North ‘Yown. Ilo referred to the assessment on the property of the West Site Gas Company, and salt Mr. Billings was reported+to be worth $3,000,000, yct le was nsseased on tho basis of $150,000, Ife claimed that it would not be Just to incrense the North and West Side assessments and decreaso that of tho South Side, So farns he was concerned, an Inerease on the South Sido would not be of nny personal benelit to him, ns his pronatty Interests were In thut sectlon of the city. His property on the South Side was worth 175, iu t had only been valued by the Assessor at $20,000. ft was i fnet that he Inrge property-owners were . nssessed , clear below a falr valuation, while the “Jittle fellaws” were bled Indiseriminitely. Said he, “If you want to do full Justice to tho taxpayers, make the great corporations of the city, which are riways underassessed, pay f tax based on n decent, fair valuation on thelr Immense Interests, and complalnts from the pourer elnsses will cense,”? The Exchangs Block, at tho corner of Washington and Clark streets, was, lie sald, the best corner in tho city, and in his opinion. would bring under the hammer $500,000, Ho would like to know what the assessment was on that property, ASSESSOR AMICK then addressed the Committee, claiming that the West ‘Town nssessment ag Toparte was ominently a just and fair one. Ilis figures were within $100,000 of what the Committee Inst year reported: the valuation should be, and this after the Committes had spent five weeks in invest! gating, the Assessor’s books, He was at 9 loss to understand, he having re- turned a larger agsessment. than lind been recommended 8 Committes, why the Committee should now want to increase the assessment, lio believed tho figures ag sub- ailtted by him were as near rigitt as tt was possibile to inake them, and he therefore oped no change would be made, ASHESSOIt CILASY, of the North ‘Town, then took the floor, and proceeded to defend the Yalrness of.hls as- sessment, Ife clalined that during the past five yenrs the North ‘Town had been assessed. higher in proportion than elther of the other towns, ‘This year’s assessinent was based upon a valuation of one-third of the cash sviluc of the property. In making tho assess- ment last year he found that, taking as a basis the way tho other towns wero assessed, his figures were excessive, and he hind therefore mado this yeur’s ossessmonts 30 percene legs than the figures of Jest vents Last year the South sido ‘was ‘nssessed $0,- 000,000 fess than the assessment of 1878, and this valuation met the approval of the whole Board, ‘This year the nsyessment of the North ‘Town had been lowered $2,000,000 below that of 187% | Mr. Chase claimed that whit was just in one case was also fair In tho other, nnd he hoped the assessment. as re- turned would stand, belleving, as ho did, that it had been honestly made, and: thaé the yalues were a8 nearly equitable as could be arrived 1 the arrival of ‘South-Side-As- aAwalll sessor Drake, the Committes then adjouriied. for lunch; , : . Mil, DRARE loving ‘reported, the Committee was agnin called to order, Ilo said that, in defense of Nis nysegsinent, he Init only to: staty that he had made it on what he considered a just and fatr basis.’ Ifo hind been informed by property-owners that his valuations were winch higher than those of the West nnd North Sides, Ue had made no comparisons with the other Assessors, beyond agreeln with them that, real-estate values having ad- vanced about 10 per cent, the assessments should be proportionately advanced, John Wontworth and other property-owners on the South Side had complained that thelr property had: been assessed for more than they-could get for it, whila Mr. Leiter had stated to him that he considered the assess- ment agalust his property to be about one- third of {ts real values Iu support of his positton that the South Town assessinent wis Sully ay high as in tho other towns, Mr. Drake elted the fact that tha ‘assessments on elevator property were higher on the South Side than In any other portion of the city, Commissioner Stewart thon read the re- port of the Committee as arrived at afwr several weoks*of dotiberation. ‘The follow- ing aro the ASSESSMENTS AS NECOMMENDED NY THE COMMITTEE: Equalized ite, Decay uation.. — peret. perct, ich. Riverside Thornton, +6 BOK 060 + minittes recommend no change in the fssessed valuation of persoual property, leaving the fixtres as originally reported, $2,597,008, ‘The nssessed valuation of rail- feud property was also loft as reported,— core iS : COMMISSIONER BURLING | moved that the Assessors’ (lyures be adopted without the changes rocomnended, Conmmissloner Stowart moved, us a Bubstl- “tute for the motion of Commissioner Burling, that the report as submitted be adopted. Id had uo Interest In the matter, excepts desire tu deal Justly by ovary one, Comuissioner Luring again took tho floor, and contended that tho valtntions ag made by, the :\seussors Were made upon a falr and Mr, Cue, ‘tho realestate man, here made hig appearance, and as an expert was called Ubon to state what he knew about valuation of real estate, Slr, Coo sald that after the Assessors’ books had been completed he vise ited the atices of the diferent ‘Town Asses- sors in the Interest uf non-resident property. ownars for whom he pald taxes, It Ny ins opinton that the valuation on the Nortlr side was higher than the West Side, but the us- sexsinent on the South Side exceeded olthor, Commissloner Wood madealengthy speceh, chiming that the higher valuation was based onthe fuct that property was worth more fn any) part of the city than It was ong year ago, und ho therefore thought tho fnereased valuation a just one The basis upon which these assessments had been nade should bo arrived at, and, If th yaluation had been based upon the bes| {{itzment Of the several assessors, that was hy eritorion by which the Coninjttes should judge of the tulriess of the yaluations, He elleved Mr. Burling’s would do injustice to tho South Side, and belleved 7 per cent should be added to. the nyseased valuation of hc North Town, instead of 534 per cent as recommended by the Commiftes; yet, to bring tho matter to an, amicable understand. ing und to disposo of i, he was willing td compromise anid accept the substitute offered by Coumnisstoner'Stowart. Commissioner Burling admitted the force of Conunissioner Wood's argument, pro- vide the North ‘Town assesanient lad been jnade as inferred by thint fentlemans but he Dbelloved Arsessor Chase had carefully made his assesanient, based upon his bes Judge ment ns to the valuation of property. He thereupon withdrew “his motlon, snd tho substitute of Comfilssioner Stewart was put and carried, ‘The report of tho Commiittes as given above was therefore ap proved, and will be submitted to tho full jonrd of Commissioners, which mects .to- morrow. TUE FOLLOWING. COMMUNICATION yas yestorday handed to the Comnilttco by Prealdent Stewart: Cincano, Aug. 1—J, 18, Stewart, Chatrman Roard of Comméastancra of Cook County—Dear Stn: On behalf of the members of this Asso- ciation, taxpayers of Couk County, we rospect- fully eall tha’ attention of the County Conimin- glotiers to ntloged Incqunalitics of nascasmont bo- twvon tho different towns comprised within tho tinita of the City of Chicago, and of adjoining towns, with nylew to tho rectitication of tho anine by tho Equalization Committee. Thore Is, opparontly. n marked deprcelation in_tho total nasensed ¥Yaluo of property in the North and West “Towns which requires’ investigation, Youra resprotfully, Exos AYRES, Chairman of Taxation Committee. Tho Committees will meet this afternoon at So'clock. ——— ‘. AMUSEMEN'SS. THE OLYMPIC, © 5 “The Lucky Mit” tho name of a pleco now being presented every evening at this theatre.» The pleco is taken from, one of Uhoso musical comedies written for and largely patronized by the masses of tho Ger- man people, and the ataptation has been bad- ly mado; Indeed, it would be a waste of time to criticlue It The three prominent charac- tors In tho play aron tailor, o shocinakor,. and a carpenter, porsonated by Roland Reed Charles A. Gardner, und Alf Jolinson, who sing—and = the songs, niny ba looked upon as the redeaming feature of the roduction—some rather pretty music. Mme. Morlacchi, who reappeared, at this thentre on Monday evening, Is nifdtded op- portunity enough to demonstrate that the indy atilf retains that erace of movement and that artistic: skill in dancing which used to make her a favorit, - DRAMATIC NOTES. Marry Beckett is now spoken of In London as another American actor, : All tho Rago" for tho Inst timo nt Mfc- Vicker's on Saturday evening, ‘The tltlo of the plece to which Sardou ts putting the finishing touches is Les Finances du Jour.” _.. Mr. George 0. Boniface, Sr, has joined Miss Ada Cnvendish’s company as lending man, nid Mr, George C. Boniface, Jr, -oes with Jolin I. Raymond the coming senson, Tho Graud Opern-Hlouse (Hnamiin’s) opens on Momiay with © The Child of theState’— that fs, if the house Is ready for the publicon that day. Work ts belng pushed forward rapidly. 3 z Mr, Clinton Stewart (Walsingham), Intely Ra ing in Mr. John ‘I. Raymond’s company in London, ins accepted an offer from Mr. McKee Rankin and joined ‘Tho Danites compatiy, Manager Ford, of Baltlmore, has a com- pau y able to play Pinafore,” “Fun on the cific,” a burlesque, and “Lhe Two Orphans” on alternate nights, the same “people appearing In both plays. John P. Smith and William A. Mestayer have been served with a formal notice that on the éth of this month an Infunetion will be sted for in tho Supreme Court to enjoin them from producing the “ Pullman Palace Car” which the pinintit in the suit, Enoch T. Stetson, claims te be an. infringement upon thelr rights as owners of a play called “Our Railroad Men,” Miss Elio Wilton, of. the Union Bquare gompany, Miss Pearl Eytinge, Mrs. 1s, L. aAvenDpor' fessrs. L. R. Shewell, Beds Griymer, 1, A. Weaver, W. 4 §, and George Warren are reported encaged in the company to support Salyini in hls American tour under Mr, Stetgon’s management.—Boston Herald. Mr. Fred Bock, who signed 1 contract some tlme ago to a with the ‘Tom Keene epmbination, Yas, jet upon the eve of re- hearsil, withdrawn from tho engagenent, alleging, we understand, as a enuse that he had mado a previons contract with Lawrence. Barrett, and that Mr. Harrett will not release Hin. Who will fill. his place in the Keene company has not yot been decided upon. In the Cinelnnatl Enquirer of Sunday Inst we fd the following In nn extract alleged to have appeared in ‘Tie Citcado Trmune of last Thesday week: “Chere is more merit in the lines of * Photos’ than inthogencrallty of such pieces, and there Js in its two acts enough inaterial for two similar entertain- ments. ‘Photos? ts te most amusing enter- talament of tts kbd? The followlugis what actually did appear in this paper, wotsh has beon ingeniously altered—no doule {yy the enterprising ngentot the coinpany —- ~ ‘ad agabovos Phere Is more morit jn 4 of ‘Photos’ than In the generality ©; - ten pieces, and there is in its two neta Nwontgh material for two similar entertainments; ine deed, there Is at presont far tow much, and when, after a few performances, a judlejons abbreviation shatl have been jade, and the people shall haye become more familiar with thalr business, ‘Photos? will be one of the most amusing entertalnments of the kind.” oo THE PRESIDENT'S JOURNEY. Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, CLuvenany, 0., Aug. 81.—Gen. Garfield and wife and Maj. Swaln, tho General's pri- vate secretary, arrived this afternoon from Mentor. ‘Tho party was met at the dcpot by Postmaster Sherwin, and others, and escorted tu the Kennard House to await tho arrival of President Mnyes, ‘Tho Lake Shoro train, to which was attached the special car bearing the President, and dus here nt 3:25, was an hour Inte, large crowd collected nt the Union Depot, and the usual demon- trations were ninuifested, ‘The Prest- dential party consisted: of the President and wife, nid ils sons Webb and Ruther- ford, and Mr, John Jameson, Assistant Gen Si intendent of tho Rallway Mall Tho President and family entered 1% carrliga and were conveyed to the Ken- nord House, where they joined Gen, Gur- fold and wife. Congressman W.D, Washburn, of Min- negoti, arrived on one of the afternoon falta, and lida short interview with Gon, Garfield at the Kennard Houge., ‘Tho former says, Minnesota will give Garfield qt least 25,000 majority; it kaye Hayes 20,000, ‘Tha President and Gen, Gartleld departed at 4315 bycapeeinl train for Ganton, where they ut- tend a grand soldlers’ reunton to-morrow, Gen. Garteld escorted Mrs, Haves to the train, Mra, Garfield being esear! General’s private secretary, while the Presl- tlent remained beltind a fow minutes to shake hands weit tho throng walting upon him at B hotol. z ——_— THE BUDGE BOUNCERS. Spectat Diaputeh ta-Taa Chicago Tribune, Lanai, Mich., Aug. 81.—Tho Cominittes Appointed by the last Red Ribbon Convention are In session ‘here this oyening. ‘Choy say that the whisky men are organized, and have a lorge fund to inflyenco tho election of legislators favorably Jncliued to the Mquor interest, and that they also propose to com- mence an chenntaed: effort ta Induce tho coming Legislature to submit te the people fora vate the question of prohivithig the manufacture or sale of Intoxleating Maver in this State) except for medicinal or me- ehanteal purposes, Thoy claim to have a memorial already signed 000 voters, po- tioning the Ivglstatitre to that ond. a ONE OF RIVERSIDE’S FINEST RESIDENCES, that of 2. L, Sherman's, is cortainly amon tho most exquisitely decorated houses in the Weat,—n fact that places the art paper-hanging firm of B,. Hilger & Co. 24 and 200d Wabash avenue, who just comploted it, 1 the very front ranks aa decorators In tho West, —_——$——$_— KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY. Covinoron, Ky., Aug. 3L—Tho rogular somt- monthly drawlug of tho Kontucky Stato Lottery took placo to-day,and tho followlug are tho numbers drawing tho four capltal prizes: Firat cnpitul, 21,155; second cupltal, 0104; third cap. ital, 72,001; fourth capital, 15,747 ee Timea: Our highost artists in dontistey; Thoe McChesnoy's boyond doubt, though but $3 a sot. J —EEaE— Buy th Howo Scales. Bordon, Bollosk nay mpraves 07 Lako stroet. : ———— + Buck & Hayner's Moth Powder destroys roach: “e6, Hons, les, and bodbugs. UNDERTAKEB ELTON. His Arrest for Having Dead Bodies on His Premises. His Explanation as to How They Came to Bo There. Thero wns every prospect yesterday morn- Ing that another sensation had been une earthed, A rumor escaped from the Central Station that » fend fn the shape of an under- taker hind capped tho climax of tho Bice cession of horrors Intely filling the columns of thecity papers, and Instantly the reporters of the city were Iet Jonse upon tho scent. ‘Tie Tripune emissary followed it up with tho following result: 1t seems thatn young man named iL. J, Bernhardt, Mving at No. 53 Randolph street, lind reported at Central Station that thore were : FOUR DEAD HODIES lying In the rear of Nos, &3 and 63 Third ay- onue, premises ted asin stable by George Elton, undertaker, | OMcers Madigan, and Heldelmeler were nt once dispatched to in- Yestlgate, and, according to their storics, they found two soan-boxes in the wasi-ravi of tho barn bebind some’ lumber, and one under sume wood in ong of thé stalls, ‘Tho threes boxes contained the bodies of ' four chiltiven of different agos inn badly-tecon- posed Btate.”) “They wero brought te the sia- ton and from thore removed to the Morgue, and the Health Departinent was notitied. MI. ELTON WAS ARRESTED and taken to the Armory, and three separate charges of violating See. 1 of Chap. LV. of tho elty ordinances, which profibits tho depositing of a body within the city limits, under a penalty of 9 fine of $100, were pre- ferred against him, Furnishing ball inthe sum of $200 in ench case, or $600 In all, he was released until this morning, when he Is required to be in the Police Court for a hear- ing. nN Trinvune reporter called won him in the afternoon, and he emphatically expressed Wis tndignation at what he considered an un- warrantable intrusion upon his premises, “You had the bodies, then, lu your sta- bio?” tho reporter asked, “Of course Thad, and If Pd caught tho of- ficers trying to take them away without a warrant, ’d have inado short work of ‘em, “* But they wero 80 gecoutnost. ns to bo offensiyc ta the nelghborhuod ?” “Nothing of tho sort; they were as. fresh and nice as possible. ‘They were embalmed, Why, one of -them had been with me about. alx months, and L would occasionally take a louk at it Just to seo how lt was gotting along. One of them J had had nearly a year.” “WHERE DID YOU GET THE BopiKs ?? “From doctors. They were still-born. I had them in my dead-house, and was experi- tuenting, upon them with embalming ex- nets, * But had you s burint pormit?? “When a child Is still-born tho midwife or doctor notifies the: county. they Benerally hand the bodies over to me, and 1 put them in my dead-house, When I want to bury thom, ‘then I getn permit. Why did't the ofticars take the others I’ve got? I've some- times half a dozen bodles lying In. my place for months, Some of iny men fecla little squeamish about moving around among 'em; but, bless your soul, the more dead people t have around me themore Elikalt, Why didn't they take.that body,” continued the under- taker, pointing to a closo wagon, “You nln’t squeamish, are you?” said he, turning te the reporter, “No{ well, Pil show you how the county sends us in bodies, This isa negro woman who died at the in- sano asylum, ‘The undertaker opened tho door and thore Jny a box that. might have. been taken fora ensu of dry-gootls, 9 stench coming from ‘St had not been so horrible, “Phat body nay remain with me for some weeks. Nobody Jing any business with it. Isuppose some bull-headed policeman got tha story from the driver, don’t know his name.“ 1diseharged him for getting drunk ata funeral and heis trying to mako a fuss over nothing nt all,” ; ‘The substance of the undertaker’s tnik was to the effect that he considered himself 9 vory much abused man, whoge experiments on tha dend=solely mado to soothe tho fuel- ings of the living—had undergone the saeri- Jogions touch of x gang of sensation-secking pal couner, ‘He clahued that.tie had the same right to keep: odius: for emnbelibiiy experi: wments.ns the colleges had for dissectlug pure poses, Manufacturers of sinbabaing fluids sent him scmples with statements that they would do so and go, and he wanted to find out which was tho best, Bodies could not he preserved for more than a day or so un- lesa they were embalined, and how wns an undertaker to do the work uniess ho studied the subject? TELEGRAPH WAR. Application of tho Western Union Against the American Union for a ®emporary Injunction Refused by Iutgea Lowry of the Fort Wayne Cir« cult Couri. Spectat Dinpateh to The Chicago Tribune, Fort Wayne, Ind, Aug. 3i—In the mnt- ter of application by the Western Union Telegraph Company vs. the Pennsylvania Company and the American Union ‘Tele- graph Company for a temporary injunction against the construction and operation by the defendant telegraph company of a lino of telegraph through tho State of Indiana or the right of way of the Pittsburg, Tort Wayne & Chicngo Railroad Company, Judge Lowry, of the Superior Court, to-dav ren- dered his deciston. Tho ruling was mulo orally in the presence of n portion of the counsel of ench of the pariles, Gen. Har rison, of Indinnapolis, representinge the plaintiff, and Mr, Green, of Springtield, and others the . defendants, The conclusions reached wero in substance: Firat—That {f the estata of tho Ratlroad Com- nny in its right of way Is, ns seems to have oh Aeaumad by counsol on both wiles, one in feo, thon tho coltracts of such Company with tho Western Union Telegraph Company not to allow any othor company to construct 1 line of telegraph on its right of way would not be yold ns bulng In restralut of tradd, tho restriction be- Ing confined toa strip of territory 100 foot wide and Hinited to twenty-tivo years, Second—Such contracts, 1h auch ense, would not bo were vires, for the Railroad Company havin; an absolute estato in poerpotulty tn tho land itaelf, it would bo na froo to actin granting a use therein, or stipuluting to refuse one, ns would any othor absolute owner, Thirt—1£ the doctrino of ullravires, that Is, Yuut tho contract 1s without tho scope of tha corpornte nuthority, could apply in such case, the defendant Raftroad Company would be estopped from setting itup while en, oy ting tho honutlt arising out of the contract and [ts cove- nate; having notiou of tho fact would be equal- oun é Y Fourthe-Tut the contracts in question wore both made fn view of, and ure to be coustrued mi tho light of, the couxtsting right of eminent dos mitin,and the statute us to rights of wiy tor telegraph companies and the act of Congress as to thelr construction in post roads. ‘Though not ultra virea or dovalid ag in restraint of trate, such contrnots must surely be controlted by and hold to the sovereign right of eminent domain by the statutes ongcted In pursuance thereof, and to the conatiindonal legistation of Congress. If, thorofore, the covenant between tho detend. ant Rullrond Company and the Western Union Telegraph Company ts merely that it will neg tive uy attemps to construct or uperate any othor linc of telegraph on its right of way, + Fifth—Whon soiny other Company puts ttselt in position to avail itself of n Pt are wy by Instituting proceedings and filly its artiele of incorporation under our aBtatuly in tho one ease, and compensates tho owner of tand as require or in the othor case compersites the party titled to compensation as provided in the dct of Congress, and proposes fo bull ag therein pro- vided, which shull the court regurd us uf tho higher authority, tho contract of the Iuitwayt Company not to allow the construction of tho Jing, or the statute of Indiana and the act of Congress, the Nrst of which says: “Condemn your right-uf-way, und agread about of nsscss: and pay tho party entitled bis damazes and Proceed with your work," and the othor pro- Claims thie raflroad right-of-way Isa pust-road, Any, tolegniph company which so desires muy build w line of telegraph thereon by conpensit- ing tho party entitled tothe extent such party may bo dumaged, sottle wittt him, and prdvoed, Tho defendant Lolegraph Company claims to buve complied with thogo atututes, Whether tho party settled with is the right one is a question that can hurdly be ralsed by tho Westom Union Telegraph Company wnless sho tg that party, ‘vo bo reganicd ua such whe must in such onse havo had an alisinative gent for telegraph prposes of the wholv right-of-way, The rill roid grounds that tho pliintiit had not such allirinatiye rigbt te illustrated by the suggestion whother she could tuder these contracts have bullt other Mnes without the consent of tho Rajiway Company. ‘That tt was understood hy sho could not, ts manifested by the making of the scvond agreement in regard to more nes. Yot tho clause wien It lato some extent fngisted operates to trunafer tho whole He of way for telegraph purposes is cons tal med uqually a tho Urstus it isin tho second contradt, Fith—ut. tho true ylow Is concoly 3 that the detondant itullrond Compas) Gada nd haa not an catate In fee, in tho ordinary ferme of that term, in tho fund comprising {ta right of way, in tho sonso of durie tlon of tenure, and of being transmiaalule, The estate, of course, 9 in nature of “Feo, but as to the extent of tha Interest it [4 ta moro than an earement, and Jt has been so held in this State srithout, a0 fur. fas thoruunh research cnt discover, being subsequently questionod, (Cin- GIMME DL hte Welt fey Conyn, Sipe, 1b Tey 61.) Tho bearing of other dcetsions tends In tho anine dircotion, Minerals in the right of way cannot be approprinted by tha railway com- nny to tho deprivation of tho owner of whnt ts tnus tho servient catate. Incase of rirrondor of Ita frunchises by the fallwar Company) will not tho orfgtunl owner of the soll, or his holr, or Assignee become the raverstoner? If this view ho correet, thon efthor ns an Ineldont to tts bust= ness In the operntion of fla raflwny, or under tho express letter of our statute, tho Itallway Company may bulld and operate niin of telor raph, Can itdo more, thongh not ultrt virca, fr the ‘ordinary genise not obnuxlous to tho pein- ciple of belug i reateaing of trade? Can it in the faco of tlo sintutes of tho Btate and United Btates, that othor companics may build othor telegraph Ines upow tho rightok wast tndor cortnin conditions, validly stipulate that st will hot. allow tho other lines to bo bulit? If it be sald that tho complaint shuwa that, notwith- standing its agreoment not to do go, [thas glyon ita consent, and that belng in tho enjoy. iment of tho fruits of — the contract, it should in oquity bo eatopped as also the defendant ‘Telegraph Ce npn with notices from relying upon ch defense, the onaiver is it has no consent to alyo, 10 self gives tho right under the conditions named, Toentitio tho defendant Telegraph Company to that right undor aur atntute. it may be nse sumed thot [t mist firat take corti steps in tho process of condemnation under the not of Con- gress, No such ateps aru necessary. Some one mny be entitled to damages If tho now use, af- feet injurlousty the yaluo of tho Hallway Com- pnny"s franchise. It may be ao entitled ff it ate fect Injuriously the inheritance of the scrvinnt estate, ‘Tho owner of that may be entitted to compensation In ike | manner ns tho owner of lots abutting on a stroot on which on stenm — rallwas hos beer utowed to be constructed, 1f the new wee en- grafted on the formicr casement In na wiy af fects injuriously alther of those Intorosts, thon, na necording to the weight of authority in case of a horae-rallway being constritctetl tuder slinilae eircumatances, no ono would bo entitled to dumnges. In ctthor case, If the premises adopted are correct, the Western Union Velo- graph Company, plaintiff, ts notin a posl- tion to raise’ any question ns to com- pensation; netthor can tho plaints !neist thit the defendant Kallway Comp: gall not be allowed to deliver, tolexris torinls to the dofendant ‘Teloxraph ci at polnts botiveen its stations 1a n common care rior. ‘Thit privilege, being accorded to ath- ers, cannot be withheld from the American Unlon ‘Telegraph Company. It will be proper, however, thit, in the construction and operation of its line, tha defendant Telegraph Company shail not be permitted to interfere with the roit- sonable enjoyment of its existing rranchles by tho Western Union Company, Ordered, ‘That. tho temporary injunction against the constriction of the Ine and delivery of mnterints be refused, and that time bo given until Monday next for the franung of ft proper order to be enforced, ponding the. iegauon, to prevent interferenco with plalntuf in the opera- tlon of its existing lincs. WASHINGTON. The Control of the Next Mouso Probably Ekey Henn—South Carolina Census Returns—The Collection of Post-Oilico Funds—Treasury Statements—General Notes, Spectat Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune. Wasiinaton, D. C., Aug. 31,—According to # computation made st the Republican hendquarters It Is claimed that the Repub- Neans will secure control of tho next Mouse. An examination of the returns of the poll- tnx from the official report of the Auditor of South Carolina shows that since 1880 there hing been a yery marked decrease in the vot- ing population of the State, notwithstanding the reports of an Increase In the actual pop- ulation in the stuffed censtts returns, ‘Lhe Post-Ofics Department during the Inst fiseal year collected! $258,500,869, with the loss but $1,200.00, ‘The records of the DPost- Ontice services do nob show w parallel in re- gurd to carefulness of administration, Itissaid thut the steamboat Inspectors in New York who Inspected tho Senwvanhaka are not to be suspended, a3 it is not believed that they were guilty of any neglect of duty. ‘The Interior Department, did not receive UH Inte last night official information of the denth of Ouray, the Ute Chief. Forthis rea- son, the news was discredited at the De- partment, ‘The Government in this, as In most cases of important news occurring at a distant point, ls Indebted to the press for its dirst information, Ben Butler {s beginning to renp hls reward In the Southern press, «The 'Itidhmond Dis- pateh calls him “a beast”? and ‘nn outlaw, whoso crimes make him the worst criminal the world has yer seen,” ‘To the Western «Associates Press, Wastunatos, D, 0., Aug. 31,—Tho follow- ing was the disposition of the National bauk notes redeemed in Angusts Notes fit for cfreulation nssorted and re- turned to banks for {8gie.s.s.seos eee eB Notes uot tit for olreulation assorted and delivered to the Controller of Curren- oy for destruction and replacement with now notes. . £013,000 Notes of falled, jus cing banks deposited For August, 1880, For August, 1870... 661,600 Deerenso,,..... + +6$3,023,800 Following Is a'statement of United States currency outstanding Aug. 3! Ok demand notes, Logat-tondor notes One-yeny notes of "Eh, ... ‘woryenr notes of 'Uy,... ‘Two-yenr coupon notes of '63 Compound interest notes., Fractional currency (all issues) ‘Total... devaeeneces sees oe SOU O25 051 Statement showing the amounts of Na- tlonal-bank notes and tegnt-tender notes ont- standing atthe date of the passage of the, acts of June 20, '74, Jan. 14, 175, and May 31, ‘73, tagothor with the amounts outstanding at date and inerease ordecrenge: ~ NATIONAL WANK*NOTES, Amount outstanding Juno 20, 1874 ..., 8310,601,182 IAN. 14, IBD sss oessseenreees + BOTBOL 450 Amount outstanding May G1, 1878,.,.. 22,655,005. Amount outstanding tt dato, not in~ @eluding circutation of National gold ba . 342,728,018 Circulation of National gold banks... 1y25,700 Decrease tn clroulation during mouth’ 83,754 Increase since Bept. 1, 1870....5..ce0006 18/089,871 LEGAL“TENDEL NOTES. f Amount outstanding June 20, 1874.... 382,000,000 Ditto Jan, Ub, 187 . 4582,000,000 Amount ret ql to sy a 7B. 05,818,084 Amount ontatandln; BL, BIB, eevee 10,081,016 Amount on dep ne of tho United btatos to redeent notes of insolvent and iquldating banks and bunks retiring ofrculation un= der act of June 20, 1874.40, oe 19,001,P08 Decrease in deposit last month, 3, Incrense in deposit Sept. 1, 1872, Addltional clreutation issued during tH WHONEM,.sseeseseeareesasnysees ones Circulation surevndered afd destroyed: Internal revenue recolpta for Auguet,, 606,500 FNAL i 10,407,008 ee $1,000,127 over corresponding month of 18%, ‘Total gain in receipts tho first two months of tha present fiscal year over the samo months in 187), $2,428,007, . Colnage at the Philadelphia Mint during August was valued nt $3,400,800,—1,100 en- gloss (53,200 half eagles: remainder, ecnts, ‘the frat and second volumes of the off- elut records of the late War are In the hands of tho printers, Tho transportation of mails {s ordered over the recently-completed portion of the Southern Paeliia Kallway from eum Arla, to. Benson, — Arléy heathy B niles, ‘This complutes tho continuous route of mall -transportution by ral from San Francisco through length of Caliturnin, and nearly across the southern portion uf Arizona,:2 distance over 1,000 nlies, ‘Lhe transportation of mails over the Arizona end of the route begins Sopt. 20, and will bo the first rallroad miall- sorvico over performed In Uint Territory. Ten persons have been urrested tn Coving- ton County, Alabama, charged with beating and Inthuldating United States witnesses, and tlestroying processes from United States courts, : _— ve ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND, ToLeno, O,, Aug, 31.—Extensive proparn- tlons are making for the mecting of the So- elety of the Army of tho Cumberland In thls elty Sopt, 23 and 3s, A conimittee of proil- nont citizens will yislt Galena and request Gen, Grant's attendance, and representatives from the several posts of Ohio linye beer ordered to convene hero on the 2d for con- sullation, Arranzements niwwe been mado with tho railroads for hal THE DOCTORS, Cincinnati, Aug. 3L—Tho members of the medical profession here are looklug with much Interest to tho sunual meoting of the American Gynecological Associntion, which bexing hore to-morrow aud continues three days, Among the lending members who are pxpected to bo present and take part in tho discussions are Ue, Marion Sims, of Now tha entire |, York; Dr, Playfatr, of Fi Thowns, of ow f Hnatan Qeorgin; Dr. Goadell, of Dr. Byford, of Chicago, he open fesslon, to members of thi ——— Tho people hrive confdence tr Barengnell My beens a Ronnlky er Village, N. IL BI The only medfotnnl eon; ing—Cuticurn Shaving pie Ms De. Gait Potindet ‘The meeting wil © medical Dro. brepatud by the Canterbury, Sua ace Beatty, on tho Bhaxery = Cr muds kere, Shak: ipted to casy shay. SS DILKTL—ROSS—On tho arth ina, Wilinnsaon, pastor of the k i AW. DOT ani Peach tae, RUA ST Ch errr er. Dy ‘leago, the rire, Soin DEATHS, Ras en nnn NASH—At Buthlo, Ang. lato thomas Nan E cica HOGKRY—Katle, Arthur Ni 0, BCH Fee not the Mary Wogern ued yen CU aRLCE OF Patek ang: Funoral fein tho Teslde Hentonent.hy cnrriagen ions Ci 0 Oy S lame thened hy cas to Famil wnvted to ttond. O wcalvary. OMALMA—At th Wort HelnenceMnrse ate Mary 6 ry HD, Tho remalug will be tak torment, Wednenciny, Sent: 1 ati Chiengo Nortiimestorn ieulrond. tr lincino papers pienso copy, CE QEFIN—Aug. at, stattio please copy. HAMDEN Ang. #1, No. 0 Btewart-av, dnunitor of Uaoraa'F, ‘ts Jour month RRA AL dave ey ane i land, G"Kingston and Notlevitte, copy. KELLEY—At Nawpor 5 ‘Thorore, daughtor nt voKone Brand Of Chicaua, tate of Hoxton, need 2) yon Hoston and Now York pa; WALSH—On Stonday, Auge M1, Atte fens. which ake boro with Chrigtian f Eliznbeth, beloved wife of Uragory Wi sqnr of heraxe. he funert will tnko place on from hor into residence, N 10. 4 West ‘Tho remalas wil be tnkon to Be Jarinth’ A roloma Heaquiem Mann elites 1330, whoro: yo if 3, PD please con, Wer nes, He? parents, K to the Church at the Toe, Tate nee of hor parents . 4, No, ist MAE piano of Bava ec, WY ateloey a re i By wito of Charies g, Er Aillwaukeo (Wis.) and Buchanan (Aich,) pavers Barah Jung’ per, Reed Fonoral at 2o'clock to-day by carriages t0. Grace. Ont, papors please ay ny A. Kellen 7, Bott, Barehe, tho'repuro of hor soul, Fram thencs hy cone eer Hor donth ts deoply toured byw inne eet frinnda nnd acquaintances. who Cinted hor many neta at kindiens, “Te” me dlecle of ANNOUNCEMENTS, bo hala this ov: at ‘his will bo a business mating, and ‘Afo requested to be on hand als orciock: ; Poittieat, ee EQULAR MEETING OF ‘Tim PeivaniVinna Mens Gartotd ara AaRUTERNTE Onin Ne oadaunetora, ON West Lakes i a o'chock sharp, FPHURRE Wii ME A MEE seventh Ward Repubtican. CI Hint, ‘Thureday ovening nt 7:51 Bwott, Iathor Laflin Mills, and athe: the moating, GRAND, Fp wii Ward to-morrow ovoning nt pred Episcopal Charon, 'Teonty-ninth and ‘Thievoth-ata, ‘The addrossud by the followin Munn, Capt. J, #. White, 0.4. Slann. 4 o'clock, gontlemen: will maot at Brand's Hall Bri Jininary arrangomen’ large muss-tncotings to ub, mt ‘on Indiann-nv reeling wi Col.D, Wy, lames ¥, Joncs, and Gen, TP YOUNG MENS NORTIL AIDE AUXILIARY. Club a bien ‘are tn bo made for bo held during the cau 7 F promineny 1 DE AND RATIFICATION it the und tobe nuddressed. by the Ion. Bl Wood? furtiof Xow York Clty: tho Ions, Burene dart William P. Frye, of ino, Gi Gon. Hon tiarrtoon, of Indlenas "steed nddross the mooting. Misceliancous, Re CHAS. CHAPPELL WILL CO ‘of Ohta, an fo JH. J. Willing NDUCT ‘hoon prayer-mecting ta-dny in Farwell Hall, IPHE REGULAR MONTHLY, Board af Managers of the Chicago Ii Frioniiosa will bo held this morning at 10 o'eloe) MEETING OF THE lame for or be APE WOMAN'S PILYStOLOUICAL instiroTa will hold ite next rogutar mecting at. Mall to-morrow afternoon ata o'clock, for discunsion, “The Water We Drink.” bo prerented by Dr. Julia Holmes Smith, ‘Mr. Mary B. Willard, and othora, All vitea. Indies Athenects per eit Dr. Dedell, are ine AUCTION SALES, By GEO. PE. GORE & 66., 2H and 216 Madison-st. Great Catalogue Trade Sale AT AUCTION, On Wednesday, Sept. |, at 9:30 a, m. prompt, or BOOTS, SHOES, and SLIPPERS, Manufaclured for tho. Pall Trade of 1880, - : 3,500 CASES OF SAMPLES AND DUPLICATES Wt be offered, and nothing needod for Pall Trade will bo found wanting in this sal Catal Gone GEO, 1. 2iiana Thursday, Sept. 2, at jogucs nud goods ready for inepecusn’ sonter 1G BMadison-st. 0 a. My AUCTION TRADE SALE | CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE 85 Crates ‘W. G. Ware, 80 Casks C. C. Ware, 10 Casks Rock and Yellow Ware, 2°, 100 Decorated Chamber Sets, . ° 700 Barrels Ginssware, ‘‘asste* Also a full assortmontof Bronzo and, Glass ianrm, Lamp te, proretiants yt Fixturas, Tablo Cutlery, 100 Cases La joneerte nel Goods Packed for Counts GEO. PG WORE & CO, ME By ELISON, FLERSREIM & C0.; Genorn! Auctioneers, 81 and 84 Itandolph-te REGULAR SALE, 9:30 THIS MORNING, FURNITURE CARPETS, AND GENERAL HOSBUOLD INCLUDING aHNs, "9 Entiro Furniture of Private Resident, PLENSHEIM & CO. EUIBON ru HS Randoiniiat AUCTION. Standard Silver-Pate War, TAUNTON, MERIDEN, and ROGERS, AML Now and Deslrable Styles, Thursday and Friday, Sept. 2 and @, at 10a. mt, and 2p. Mhy AT OUR SALES100M8, Nos. 84 & S6 Randolph-st FLIBON, FLENSIEIM & CO. Auctioneer ——EEE— Auctlonui y FRIEDMAN & SON! RY ERIEDMAN §.Spne Wo will give you BARGAINS at our Regular Trait Sule uf CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, eLT ee An OU sad WEDNESDAY, 0. a Ub himnoye, Shades, &c. exporloncod packers. Tenney Fal Moods Hold nt Private Sale. CANDY. # by ak Goods packed by Sond dh. fetal box candor in gantly A waltcn > Oa t _— ant wilt be ofered ABRONTMENT wil be Oo 2.C, C, Ware, assorted, sind Yollow Waro, assorteds HEDMAN & SOXB- yf 6) for 8 sett 4 express of the Ameria, put nd strictly JWT, Confocuoner, th Madlsyn-at. CRICAT, “fale Fresh Every Da Ss rg ed the CaaS CANDIES "iearitine mon EUS neil 6 jo und K RA N Pee Nara Te sh a itutail, Bond for page {haunt CO, D, angenery, Koto agent for the “MULTIFOW Wigs may tu order and warraa! Is DENT. Herman Neg ALAMe TIRUNEES arias, ‘rn alontsta shou UCLION AGEN AG Will collect your post dug aud doubtful dectable clone, Excurs ~ ‘¢ ant Tu VY i LAS, Es WILEY So. ddd tasers aid visit, 99, age 1 Due Lf oe