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

B HE CHICAGO ‘Lali Ni: SHWIDwEBUAY, SEPIA Bit &, Isbd— WIN PAG hiss, THE CITY. GENERAL NEWS. J. A, Lona, of Akron. O,, is nt the Sherman, f Junius, Cuank, of Boston, is at the Palmer, Cart. MAsoN, Royal Artillery, England, is at tha Pacite, Vato. Hvanes, of London, is registered at the Tromopt. J, W, Foxnnorr, editor of the Streator (II1.) Free Press, is nt the Paottic, C.D. Bansry and 8. 1. Brown, of Philadelphia, are sojourning at tho Sherman, Tue Sub-Treasury took In 86,000 silver and ‘paid ont 85,00 silver and £35,000 zold. A. 1, Stok, President of tho Unton Itolling> Mills Company, Now York, Is at tho Pacile. EB. 1. Ronitio, London, England, and J. P. Tirennan, Cork, Ireland, aro nt tho Macific. Epwann Tony, Superintendent of the New Orleana Wator-Works, Is quest of tho Pacific. Con, HW. 1% Mizsen_ and family, Col. 8. Mee Comke, and John L. Clem, U. 8.40 ard at the Paimer. . Mn. STEPHEN Esatsst, proprictor of tho in- funties Piney Now York, Ws nt the Grand Vavific, Dr. Warten Kxupstox, Superintendent of the tate: ee Asyluin at Winnebago, Wis, 18 al the facitle. Isaag M. Cate, Prealdent, and D.N. Plekering, General Supenntendent of the Central Towa Hallroad, ace at the Sherman. Jupoe J, M. Rainey, of Freeport: Judgo A. wi Spaulding. uf Sty Lonisy and dudeoa, Jlodgott, of Palladelphia, ore at the Paclite, ‘Tim Internal-Revenue office reports the fol- lowing receipts: Ciuurs, S1441; toluicco, F118; beer, us asseasinenta, @tu., $12; Bpirite, #1717. otnd, 826,03, Tun temperature yesterday, af Observed by Mannaee, opticlin, 8 Madison streot, (Tink Ailing), was, ut 8 ain, 8 degrees: Wa, 1 p.m, 61. Barotneter, Ua; Wm. 68; hp, in. 03 Ba. m,, 20.78; 8 p.m. B01. Representatives from tho brinches of tho Trpographicas Cnion held an Informal meeting at tho ‘Tremont House Inst evening to discuss the advisablilty of eebrating the anniversary of tho Dirth of Benjamin Frankiin, No deelaten was arrived at. T. J. Porrett, General Sintinger at the Chiea- oy Burllugten & Quincey Mnilrond; | Frank tutm, President of the Wootrull ue Company, Pittsburg; and John BD. Tavtor, Treasurer of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad * Company. are at tho Pacific, Henny Fond, 64 yenrs of nage, while plekiny ‘up chips alung the dock northeor thu sbutente distiltery, at 6:0 last evening, acetdentally fell into tho river and was drowned before asalst- aimee could be rendered hhn. ‘The body had not ‘been reeoverci at last accotnte. ‘Tho ittle fel- low’s parents live at No. id Crosby street, A REGULAR meeting of tho Womun's Bay Forelgn Misstoiury Society wis henl yesterday invraluy in Hoom 4, Nu, vt Mandatph street. After the routine business of the Society hud veen transacted, Mra. Harris, former Presl- dent of tho Society, of New York. Mrs. Binney, a inissionary just from Racoon. nud Mrs. Beecher, spuke a tew words to the ladies pres- ent. ‘Trene was alone mecting of the Swiss cit zens at Uhilch’s Hatt last eveulng to recommend a fit person te the Home Government for Consul at this point. Me. Alfred Gonfog presited, After a lengthy session and much bailout, tho three followiug names were selected, to be fore warded for choice: Louls Boerlin, present Vieo consuls Covlstin Birchmeler, and Arnold Hol- nger. ‘Tt: regular monthly meeting of tho Chemical Society of Hahnemann Hospital was held Inst evening at the Grand Puetile Morel ‘Shere were about wiry present, Including ral Indies, Dr. Wo HL Burt presided. ‘he report of the evening Was mate by Dr, 8. Leavitt, who read a paper explaining the general treatment of obstetric cases. The usual discussion and debate followed. WiLtt aM SEACER, 19 yenra of age, while cross- 4ng tho Burlington & Quivey track nt Twenty> second street nt hii yesterday afternoon, was: struck bya switch engine. and hud his right am crusbed beneath the wheels, He was tukent 10 hls hone, ub No, 378 Rebecca street, and physiclin -who there attended hlin was opinion that the arm would huye to be ampu- tated nt tho shoulder-juint. A MEETING of the Veternn Union League and Building Associntion was held lust Srealog at the Palmer House, L. G, Perco in the chair, ADout forty new members were recelved, and number of new amendments to the constitution used up the rest of the tne. tho mouting tle Journing for one month, utter electing dames 2S. Sexton, W, HH. Holton, A, 1. Chetiain, Jonni It, *. Webber ng it Huliding Commit+ Tho recolpts of tho evening were $300, Orvicet Witt J. Messtna, long a dis- mice ty the “Arniory, hos finilly been bormect. Ostensibly the reason ‘for his decupltttion (s that he shumefully abused a min of tho town whom be arrested on State street for street-walking, but In reality the cause was a little deeper sented, Lt thad fou been this ollicer’s habit to brutally maltreat al- anost every one with whom he cnnso in contact, and one or two others muy profit by the exame ple Superintendent O'Donnell hes made of bln. ‘asin Board of Directors of the Home Mission of Nunala helt a regular monthly meeting we the Grand Pacifls Hotel yesterday, with only ong. absent, ‘The Association was intich encouraged ‘by the recelpt of u fegaoy of $1,000 frou the os- tate of the late Martin Wright, of Amboy, this Statzoftcially turned over yesterduy, and will da miuch to forward work contemplated. Aid was voted to sao thirteen tnlsions through ‘the Bt and others will bo vialted before the next inceting, with a view of determining tho amount of financial assistance best to mete out, WILLIAM GREENWOOD, Aa switehman on tho Burlington & Quins Navrond, while in the act of stepping upon tho footboard of Engine No, 301 us it was slowly backing down tho track be- tween Halsted and Union strects at o'clock last might slipped and fell sunder the wheels, His | body = was terribly | man- ded, and death = resulted Junsenpbely it whs taken to his boarding-houso, at No, 710 Halsted street, Tho deeeused was '2t yeurs of axe, und his ephties reside at Peoria, whither the body will bo sent, FOLLOWtne is tho lat of dutinblogoodsrecoived at the Custom-House yesterduy: Field, Leltor & Co., 00 packages dry goods; Hibvurd, Spancer & Co., 5U4 boxes tin pitas Hoot & Song Stusia Co, H cases musical instruments; Lyon & Heily, 64 cases innslenl Javtruments; Burley & Wyrroll, 16 pnekuges curthonware; Sluclter & Vo,, ‘33 crates plums; it. Law, erates plums: Linn S Evins, 8 erates’ plums; diltebouck & Foster, 3,780 rullvond ties, cords wood, 6) cords A. Hi. Meeker & 150 tons Dig-lrons W.'T. Maker, 1 casa statuary; G. A, aq Wilde & Co, cask spirits, Cotlectiona, $14, Jon Pannen, 25 years of are, employed at the Weatern-ayenue Bireot-var burns, while on Auls way home Jast night bourded nu overlondod. Milwaitkee-avenuo enr, und, upon. reach- dog: tho vinduot, he was crowded off in euch a way thot ble right foot was erushed benenth the wheels, Tho bones were badly broken aod saplnced, and tho trtory in the heol was burst, Dr. Fonger, who attended Aim nt bis home, No. 147 WW treet, says hie will lose # portiom If not all, of the fout, © Fare rell is unnblo to say whether ha slipped or was pushed off, There wus a krpoat Jatite and ho had only a very Hetle foothold on the front plat- rn, form, THE FINE-UNDERWRITERS. Tho Vxcoutive Comiuittoo vf tha Flre-Under> writers’ Assoviution of the Northwest held a quvotiug Inst eventog at the Grand Paclie Hotel, President Spalping, of St. Lous, in the chair The annual reports of the Secretary and ‘Trews. ‘uror were audited and epproved. “A number of applications for membership were received and woied upon, ‘The yest of tho meoting wis de- voted to preparation for tho annual tearing: of the Assocation, which will begin ut 10 o'clock 4 this mornin another imveting of the Uxceurlye Canuintttce | betug held an hour varlicr, Tho dent's address will be dee fivercd ‘to-day. and the annual nddress, Dy D, A. Heuld, of Now York, will be given at to-morrow’s session, This morning will be prins cipally devoted to business. ‘The of tha st prograiy fy ua follows: ” Legisintion,” George Crooke, Milwankeo, Wis; idle from Ene gland Cornelius Walford, Loniton, Mnilands “Contribution in Fire Loasos,”” i. F. Hee, Cine elnnutl, 0.5 * Vatue of Associated fitort," W. G. Bently, St, Louls, Moy.” Iron Workers," A, J, Future Fire Holey dpe, Waters, Clovehand, 0.5 as indicated by leygivlation,~—David Bever! Chieayo, Mhy Annual Addross" D. A. Heald, Now, York Citys" Pire Hazard of Glucose Facto + Tho Onuil- Preece » By todield, Caleaya. T. H, Bulth, Chicnyo, LU, vdents in American Fire-Undorweitity Dial, Coluinbua, ae Pulmer, Plattsmouth, Neb. dW. Gi. Hobbs, Chiles rain-Insurmnce und Grain Losses," W, T. Clarke, Des Moines, Ja; © The Alfred G, Buker Prize Essay”; °'The Cyicago Manngers’ Prizo Essay"; “Discuss sion A YRISONENS OF WAR UNION, A special mevting of the Prisoners of War ‘Union wus beld lusty aventng in the club-roon of tho Sherman Hotise, Follx Lo Huuje in the eur, ‘There wore about tifty former lodgors in Libby und Andersonville present, Comrades Mayer and Lo duuine presented the report of tha Coinmittee which went to Wagh- ington to urgo the passage of tho blll ranting Pensions to priauners of wur, which waa intro- jacad by Gen, pelts ct Ohio. ‘Tue ped found that the Kustern branch ot the wanvilic Assoclution were not ready eubperate, unt tho Committee vbliged to do tho work ulone. They bad f ‘thut most of tha membery, Including those trom. Cook County, had utterly fulled to give proper supvortto the moxsure und wero lukewarm in Their promtsces uf ald, 3 A resvlution was thon passed condemning the scion of Congresymeo Brugg, of Wisconsin, gad Townshend, of Miinols, togetbor with tha micimbery from Cook County, In opposing the at- ‘tauipt of Gen. Kivfer to presvut a politlon from ‘the prisoners of war during tho concluding days of the lust seasion. After considerable dobate, it was deckicd to ela yraud massmecting of former prisoners of war in this clty Oct. Mand 14, and a comnut- tee wns appointed to carry ant the necessary preparations. It waa aleo decided that the next meeting should be held in. the hallef Thomas Post, G. A. R., on Washington street.aftor whlch tho meeting adjourned subject to call, THE CIVY-HALL. A sew ense of small-pox was reported yester- day. The unfortuuate was a f-ycur old child lying at No. 07 Cannlport avenue, Mrsane, Denvy & Yoxn forwarded tho Fire Departmont yestorday n check for £5 as an ace knowledgment of services rendered, Tin: Health Department found tho Crit of+ fered for sale on South Water strect yesterday in fale condition. The condemnations were very Tow. Ins Mayor was in racelpt of n vote of thank: yesterday from the Srloonkeepura’ Associ Hon. "Pio resolutions, i may de stated, were | eUiattted by onn of his employes somo days igo. © 91 Heonso of Michact Pigal was yesterday re~ yoked, “Ho liad been doing a suloan business nt No. 8 Front atreot, and. (appears. Is elianzed with burboring prostitites, etu., and othorwise making bla pluce objectionable. ‘THe Mayor went to Aurorn Inst evening to speak tothe unterrified. Te bolleves that he hus his choice of ofie He chief ambittan fs to succeed David Davies but, iC this should fall he would not be angry at belng revlee! Tn Tact, he tag ht bo induced ta try to xo to Congress agin, C. M. Monax, Grand Commander of Knights Temphir of Minoia, wrote ta the Mayor thanking him for tho pollee service during the Inte Conclave, Mr. Morve's Intentions are all right, hutir the mllitin had not been eniled fn Instead of compliments there woul baye been curses, AMona tho bullding porniits issued yesterday wit one to HM, Tass, to erect three two-ston buildings at Nos. 40h 405, and 407 Dayton street, to cost $000; sine to, 1. Hoiferferth, to erect a nt Xo. O23 South Union street, 0; and one to MAN. Rouwlton, to weeatory dwelling, No. J8 Winthrop street, ta cost $2,000, WILL1aM UnisDLEy, a sewor-contractorof the Fifteenth) Ward, wae in trouble yesterday be- cause he had failed to pay his emptoyds. A number of thom wero around tho reokery, anid nil they hud tode to seeure their money was to apply to Commiesioner Waller, of cottrse, ‘They werg pid off, and thle ended tha trouble so far asthe city was convened, from the fet that Mr. Hrindley’s contract with the eity reads that he abull pay his cinployés, ete. ‘Those who were fot paid enn got thulr pay to-morrow Upon ap- piteution, Ix reference to tho proposition to light the clty, or certain portions of it, with oll, the Cons troller bus very lithe to suyy—in taet, nothlig. Speaking of tho advices made ta'the Sour Side Gas Company, to which Ald. Cullerton eatled attention et the last meettog of the Couns cll, he says he pakl the advance. which was about $40), about which he thinks there will be Hoa trouble in conection with the appropriation Dit. He does not thnk that the Atacrman stutes the cuae fairly, but cared ily withholds an explination of bis own view of tho case, STREET-NAILWAYS, MR. ASAY THINKS THEY SNOULD REPAI THR UNIDAES THEY USE, A reporter for THe TurnuNt took occasion yesterday to elt upon Mr. E.G. Asny, President, of the People's Kuilway Company, and found that he, too, hnd something to sry on tho sug gestions of Tur Trmuunt relative to the pro- pricty of compelling tho atreet-rillway compa- ales to keep the bridges in repitir, as well us to reply to certain animadversions upon the Peo- ple's and the Metropolitan Companies, made by J.2. Jones In.an interview with that gentleman on the general subject xt issue published in yes- teriday's paper. “So farts 1 am personally concerned,” sald ‘Mr. Asuy, “Iain fully persuaded that the posl- don taken by Tie Tutnune in ite editorial of Inst Sunday fa correct, The use of the bridges by the street mitways causes as inuch wer and tear as all of tho rest of tha travel put togethor, perbapy more; and, be the fute of these ordi- nances of these competing rouds what it may, [ think soins such system as that recommended by 118 TRIWUNE out to be adupted by the City of Chicago.” p Have you noticed certain references to your Company” by tho President of tho West Side Gonipany?" “ Sy attention was callod to the interviow be- tween one of your reporters and Mr, Jones, the President of the Weat Side Street Nailway Come pany, The statement mide by Mr, Jones, that either the Metropolitan or the Peuple’s Railway Company proposes to charge the community ive cents for rides and then pay a half n cent to thus miking the city better off at tho expense of the people, and enabling tle rond to make a profitout of it, 1s simply untrue, The proposition 18 ta charge five cents for sligle rides and to sell tweuty-tve tickets for $1 and for tho pelvilene of inying n track und operating it. On those “terms the Peoplo's Company ane the Metropolitan Company, having substantially: become one road, propase to buy the City of Chicago cithera Heense fee of not less than 360 Dor car or fi tax of not less thin u quarter of a cent on each passenger enrricd. «Tu show tho injustice of tho representations mide by Mr, Jones, It is sulliclont to say thitt our people hive been divcovoring for sume timo prst tho pro- pricty of ISSUING TICKETS FOR WORKINGMEN, to be good, guy, fram 8 to 7 o'cloce in the morn ings, and frum 6 to 7 o'clock in the evenings, at nless rate thin four cents, and to pay tho clty 1 Lax on that, either as a license fee on the cars or: for ench passonger, In doing this for the work- ing-classes, it fs not proposed to chinge the qnulty of the curs, but to luave them tho same as atlothers,”* “ What du you think of Mr, Jones’ clotin that 8 largo portion of hls lines aro onepayiney © From acarefut examination Into that ques ton, unite by experts, the ue ae econected with the People's and the Metropotitan ure satisfied that, if na fund fa kept out of the curnings of tha road to pay for extensions of tho lines, they ure now profitable, or ought to be made so, And it is somewhat singutnr that the very moment 4 proposition was made to extend tho lino along Ogden avenue to and through Douglus Park vy tho People’s road, Mr. Jones was 3 WILLING TO EXTEND ‘THESE UNPROPITADBLE NEB OF US. Furthormore, within tho lust three or four duys ho bas sut his men to work witha putitlon aluig our Like street Une, asking the people tosten ii Tavor of tho West Side Compuny, and, If they are not willing to do thut, to protest muralnst tho Metropolitan or the People's having a rliht to uy down a track; while tong Fulton street thoy aro Judustriously clreuliting a potition protest- ingutgalost aur lying a truck on that rtreet, Jn 1878, it fs truo, tho Wert Sidu Company uaked for Jenve to lay a track wlone Lake streets but, ‘pon the Mayor's vetoing tho, ordinance, they Jay quict uatit the People’s, in conipany with tho Motropotitan, offered to iny a trael ‘Then they woke up and proposed to do ft them- Relves, quid now even go 40 fur as to propose to lay a track on Lake street to Contril Parka pore, to which Mr. Jones sald be would not earry tond that it wouldn't pay. And that offer wis not mide until after aw petition had been cir- euinted to allow, the other rons ta cress that ground, ‘Tho urst ery ode by the West “Side Company was ‘that ‘thero was no pecuntary responsibility in the Peus pto'a rod, Having been satisfied on that polut, they now cinim that the use of thoge streuts shall be given to thelr custedy, and not to ours, beewuse it fa better to have tt In tho hands of 6 corporation that has aircady been tried than to put it into the hands of an untried one. And what answor do you muke to that?” “Thu anawor to that Is the old one,—an overs grown corporation Iw dangerous clement tor tho community, sad opposition ean do the come tunity ne burt, while monopoly may. Notun {neh of rond is proposed to by lild down, either by the West Side Company or ourselves, thut ean Not, Under propor an ‘onomient management, he made a valuable dnveatmont for the eapltile lat, ond tho pretext that ny part of tno horse. railway system of “this elty Is not proutubly, 15, to put it intldly, simply a blundor," MATRIMONIAL, HUNNOUGHS—Linny, A wedding notuble for its quiot ulegance tonk plice inst evening at thu residonce of the bride's parents, corner of SMlohigan uvonue und ‘Thirty. fourth atreot. ‘he contracting purticd wer Mina Annie Louteo Libby, oldest daughter of Arthur A. Libby, Esq, of the tirm of Libby, MoNellt S Libby, and Mr. Willlam Froneh Bure ruughs, 4 yentlumen well kuown tn society etre vlcs, Tho hundsoine houee on Schigun avenue was brilliantly Muulouted from top to botton, and & large awulig and carpot extended from the door tu the curbing, ‘tho yuvsta comprised only the rolutions and intimate triends of the bride ond arom, and oH quiet, une ostentatious alr + marked overy feature of the aitut. Vhe tuterlor of “the beau Utul home waa cluborately decorated with floral designs, many of which were very bund> some, ‘hu mantel in the parlor way biiden bes heuth a huge bunk of. Bowers, in the centre of whieh tho Lette L. B" wert pretilly ire ranged, Directly Byer the Colding-soors boiween the parlora was suspended a unique design of two lurge floral riuga, whieh wero Joined tor wether In an ingen manner,—it_ happy de- pares fron cho usual hell and canopy, Scut- fored ubout on tubles und Drackuts wero unum. ber of beautiful products of the Norist’s art, and the alr wis heavy With the perfume of Hawers, ‘Thy corumany wus pertorinod in tho front pare Jor, and the Rey. Dr. W. HH. Ryder, pastor of Bt, Paul's Universalist Chareh, ‘atliclawad. Shortly utter U o'clock tho bridal party marched stowly in to tho struins of the dondalasobn © Wedding performed by Jobn Hund's orchestra, ‘ollowing urder Was observed: William 2, anv and Joho D, Raugs, ushers; Marsal 31.8, Murvh und Mies Mabel Libby, ulster of tho bride; d Miss Carle Libby, brother und slater of the bride; Mis Edith Andrews und Mus Kinma Libby; diss Unu Libby and Biss 9 wruom; tho bridy and hor fathor, +A. Libby, ‘he bride wus bandsomely ‘} @iirty-seyenth atreot and becomiugiy attired in a white eatin bridal robe, with court tratn, rich bridal veil caught on with orange blossoms, and atamond ona ments. ‘The beldesmatds wore dressed in white, AUN] carried houstetsof White Mowers. ‘The tm prossive words which made the young couple man and wifo were pronounced, atter which con- uratulation rerd in ure . At To'clock tho orchestra again struck wp tho “ Weddin Maren,” aud the guests proveeded to a the wiper th where st purtaken of, Mr 4 vot, whieh Was in tho fousting thy orchestra, Ih anadfolning raat, performed the “Turkish Patrol” and other bapitiar selvetions. La! on dieing Was ine dul in-and kept up untita reasonably Inte hour. Tho cozy library, on the first floor, was set nsile for (he display of presents, and the room was taxed Co Ite fill casnelty, a8 the gIEte were alinoat inmunterable. A handsome upright phino, n pale of selitalre diamond earrings, and it cole fection of yaliabte pictires were most Hotlees able, Tn this room oneh puest was presented: with n suniyente of the happy event in tho shape of nt box of the wedding enke. Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs left at o'clock for an Rastern trip nnd will return to the efty to take up thelr permanent residence af an early dite, The veception days of tho bride wil bye Tiesdays dn October, ut the resilence of her parents, SUBURBAN, DARK Vin, Tho full Board of Trustees of Luto View mot Monday, aA map with elnvations for a rysten of sewer- Age south af Betuont ayente was presented by the Engineer, which was referred to tho Com" uilasfoners of Highways to exutmiie and report On nt next meeting, An ordinance was adopted. for a system of strevt and bose numbering, Western avenio: belig the base tine for numbering all enxt and weat streets. sind Fullerton nvenue tho base Ine for all nurth and south and diagonal stre Onv hundred numbers are usstgned to enels Mock, except where the block ¢ whe abinbers wilt be waelen Trontage will bo entitled to an and north sid Strovts inn ‘ttmbers and west and south sites the odd nume bers, Cerulteates of muinsbers are to be issied by the ‘Town Clerk, who. shall keep proper ree- ords of the gaine, and pe number etiall be affixed uuder fine by any: eltizen without suc! ttl eate. ‘The charge tor the same ts to be &) cents, and house nutmbers must be atlixed within sixty days utter dite notiilention under penalty of &5 Ane, The subject was referred to the Commilke sioners of Highways with power to carry the suine into effect, A communication was read from the Seoretary of tho Coutnissioners of Lincoln Park, asking: the Jowest rate nt whieh tho town can ferulst the park with water, stating thac tna dry seadon they tee 500,000 gallons per day, it was referred tothe Committee on Fire and Water, to report at next meeting. ‘The resignation of G, W, Boylngton, Assistant Buyineer nt the Water- Works, was tecepted. John Wales was appointed to take his place, and John Miller to take Wales’ pice. ‘Thu Superin- temlent of the Waters Works reported 81,3041 gullons of water pumped In August, The Supervisor was lustructed to make upplt- cation totho County Court for the tppointient of Commirgioncrs to make anassessment for laying waterspine on Ashland aventic, from fel it to Fullerton avenue, whieh wll cost about ny Prt KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, Various Schemes for the Organization of a Now Commandery in This City. Where aye three sepirite movements now on foot tn Chicago to form new Commanderies of Knights Templar. One of them js old; the other two, it {gs said, have been started since the recent Conclive. All originated In Apotlo, No. 1, ‘Tals {3 the largest Commandery in tho world, having over 700 membors, and is also one of the richest. Occupying euch a position, tho great bulk af the members, aro un- derstuod to be opposed to a depletion of its ranks, since this would put an Enst- ern Commandery nt the top of tho list for swords, But others say the menibersblp is en- Urely too lurge; that the Asylum js uncomfart- ably crowded when thore ts a well-attended meeting; und that thuse who live south of ‘Iwenty-second street ought not to be com pelled te truyel three or four talles to attend 0 eathoring. _ In order to get a dispensation, however, tho recommendation of two uf the three Command- erles fn Chicnuo must be secured. THE MODE OF PHOURDURE 18 ‘TIS? Ning or wore Sir Knights signa petition to the Grand Commander of the State, praytog that thoy mny by allowed tu hold meetings, ute. ‘This petition ia sent to the focal Commuuderies, nnd tho question put to the mombers at a req ular communiention whethor thoy will Indoracit ornet. If the vote is Yea,” the stntement is writtunt on the documont and the seul of tho Commandery alllxed, 2 > THK MOUNTED COMMANDERY is desfgned to bon somewhat exclusive organ: fzatlon, and only such are to be taken In as ein near the heavy expense for equipmants, The petition hus ulready been concurred In by Ht. Bernard Commandery, but nut acted on by Chiengo, havlug been lald over Monday night for two weeks, ‘Onv of the other applications {8 knows us thie of the *'Thirty-tirat street purty. “on aecount of Its having originated among Sir Kuights living: in the Vieinity of Thirty-trst street and Cottage Grove nyenue, near where, if successful in thelr undertiking, thoy will bo stutioned, St. Here nord has given its assent in this jnstanco also, Dut Chicago took the sume notion sin tho case of tho Mounted Cainmandery, ‘The other foot body Is designated us “the party,” because they wantan Asylum at tho corner of that street and Stuto, St. Hernard bas rofuked to mmnetion thelr projects t and Chicago deferred action until the Suen Insi Nhe general iinpresston fa," sald a prominont Templar to a TROAONE reporter yesterday, that THEN OUGHT TO BE XO MORE COMMANDENIES MERK: but » Mounted Commundery, perhaps, would not bo objectiontiic. ‘The Inétitution of a Com- maniery bs attended with n great dont of ox- pense, ond, while at the Inception it may be virorous, it ig soon apt to bevame ' perplexed for want ot funds.” It teil toa yet the requisit: number of members to pay tho ruuning expenses, tt docs damage to tho whole Order, But in every city of any size there isn mounted Commanders, and idon't think there will bo any serious abjes- Hon to recommending to the Grand Commander that authority bo given to organize one in Chi- cago, There wil, however, I think, be serious objectlons agninat tho foot Gsznmanderies, not from ituy' partiaulur Coninandory consideration, Wut an genertl principles.” Hus feeling growing out of tho recent Con- clave anything to ¢ th the present move: ments for new fut Commanderies?”. “There has beon a feeting that when a Com: qandory reaches g certaln muinber—G00 or bOo— itis large cnotgh, Apollo has aver 700 mem bers, and it [8 felt by a good many that tho withdrawal of gomy would be benctlelil.” Has not feat xrowing cut of tho Conclave something to do with the matter?” “Tdou't think go.” “Who ura tho signers af the petitions?” “A largo portion of them betong to Apollo, and | understand the Mounted Commandery pro- poses to ect In thelr Asytuin. “Ts the Grand Commiuuuder obliged, to issuo a dlepensation for “ “Noi It (9 discretionnry; and i ho dows tac it the Grand Connmnndery can refuse: to issue a ehurier, amd thon tho Sir Knights go bank to tholr Conaandertes,”* y “tedu not thint sald another prominent Knight, “tho Grand Commander will fastie diss Ponsation for mora than one now Commandery.” “OUGUT THERK NOT N) HU ANOTURK CONMAND- Bry tN ciicaan?" 1 think the South Sidu otight te have another, ‘but it should be a mounted one. A yood Mount+ ed Commandery would bo a benoit to the Or- der, “What is tho mnin ronson for wlahing to hayo another in that division?" * Hoenuse Apollo i4 too Inga," Othor Sir Kilghts expressed the same viows, but the prevailing impression waa that no new Commaudories would be formed, HEAT BY WHOLESALE, Speclat Dispatch to The Chicava Tribune, New Yok, Sept, %—Mayor.Coopur sent a conmnnuication to-~dny to the Board of Aldere nen In whieh ho stated that he had hereto fore returned to thom without his approval ihre resolutions granting rights to lay pipes In the streets throughout the elty for the purpose of conveying heatand power, ‘Two of these resolutions were grants for the Pratt systen, and the third wasn gnint to the nited States Steam-leating & Power Cone pany. ‘The tirst of these, the Mayor suys, waa returned because at that (le there was no law which authorized tha Con mon, Council to iiake such grants, and the others were disapproved because thoy did not provide for adequate supervis- jon and control by the city of the opentng und replachag of the pavement, and because thoy ait not secure to the efty a reasonuble pensation for the grant, Me had signed the resolution passed by tho Board wt its last ineeting granting the rfxht to the Pratt Com: yuuy beentse It substantially conformed to hese conditions, Times: Our blyhost artistein duntlatrys The DcChusney's boyund doubt, though but g weet. = Freo tse of Kimball's Catursh Clrarettes pro- yents huy fover, The genuluoarticlu. * os Muy the Improved Howe Scales, ren, Balled Can tyeuta, UT Lake serene PORES N IW WAMPSHIRE. ee Revisiting One's Birthplace — Tho Changes of Forty Years, Tho Old School. Morse, and tho Remin+ Iscenees: it Evokes. Effects of Time upon’ tho Rurat Portlons of the Old Granit Stato. 7 Change in the Charatler of the People—French tnd Irish Supdiveding the Yankee. ee To the Faltor.of The Chicago Tribune, Cantrenneny, No HL, Atv 50,—One's birth: lace is always n dear old plare. No smatter what changes may have irred, the home- sweet-home feeling fingers about It and sane- tifles it forever, ‘And especially is this true of Now-England homes, which change bit Mitte, ‘The Farr Hoilae whieh seemed olt in your boyhood days, has grown oliler and prayer, ‘Tl ig more moss on the roof; the little stips of trees you planted have be- coma giants, witli long branches thick with Solling thing a grateful shade; thy apples trees, Whiok were young atu thrifty when you were yotng-and hearty, have grown old aud seragey, and fi their enaried and sapless, half-lead Himbs may be seen the complement of your gray hatrs and furrowed brow, Tit OLD BALIN has a hoary, bleached appearances but the hay mew louks ag like the one you * stowed away” forty years ugo as one pea to anoth- ery and you Tustinetively peer intoa secluded. ebrver of, It for the hen’s nest you remember tu have found there one morning of that fare away tore, ‘The swell ls there, and the old “sweep ?z' and the moss-covered bucket whieh hung in tt hangs there stith; aud, 03 you slowly lower it dawn, the erenk of the old sweep sounds as familar as 1f [t had been droning in your’ eurs all the Suteryening years, You look for the vee-hives, and find them, a half-dozen, Just where you left them; and the industrious little honey-makers, de- avended In along Ine—forty generatlons— from the bees that made honey for you In your youth, and imaphap stung you too, sing hoarsely fn your now unaccustomed ears, and threaten to strike you in the face, Just 13 their bee-ancestors did forty years ago. In the garden you find the sane tlowers,—the hollyhock, the morulng-glory, the marigold, and the double red rose; and you look ina corner for your old-time favorit cherry-tree, but do not find It,-it Isdead! You inqulre after thu fnte of THE WILD COLT THAT You “nnoKe? at the risk of breaking your own neck, and ure pointed to x steepy.oldt horse of twenty years or more, as the lineal descendant of the famous colt, through several generntions of good, bad, and Indifferent horse-flesh, You recall the back-kitehen or wood-shed, where you were treated to big or Tittle doses of vorporal punishment, accordlug to the temper of your respected parents; and look in the old familiar vorner for the nicely- trimmed birch switches. You would be quila willing, you think, to be switehed neain for to ‘exquisit dellght of ‘feeling young ones nore, Gut the awitehes wers. turned to dust and ashes loug, long ago, like munny of the Hopes of your boyhood, Then you stalk inoodily along the public thoroughfare, passing old, gray farm-ow and at the window of one you sean young, bright, girlish face, which makes you start, it ls so ike the face of « ett! yor knew In that house forty yeurs ago. But the gir) does not know you from any other respectable tramp, and you pass on with a quiekened step, half-ashamed of yourself for the Indtl- gence of an illusion, You detect yourself qwerlyg toa earnestly futa strange face: strlylng to recognize, und hoping to be reeog- U And then you reflect how absurd fe nize dy, and MURKY ON ‘TO ‘THE KCIOOTeHOUSE, where you become Involved in a. flood of confused menories,—gome pleasint, some tes gretful, some alinost remorseful. You reeall the ernied teacher who feruled you ummerel- fully; the kind teaclier who grieved at your waywardness; tho teacher wham you detied the teneher who detied you, and ninde his de- Nance good on your back; and the teacher who won your nifections, and so vompelles you to given share of your thne to stu You recall the big boy by whom you were thrashed, and the pale, Ittle boy ‘you pro- tueted the girl you were spoony abort, and wtder whose gaze your vyes fell and your vheeks reddened ; and the tall girl who etrled, her Np ond “turned up? fer nose at you, Agin you stand in your pince on “ examina- thoneday,” anda feeling of guiit on account of neglected tasks overcomes you, and there is gdumpin your throat and hiush on your cheek ns you strive, In inagination, to solve. the impossible knotty problem. Onco more you stand on the oxhibition-pint form, ‘In tho glare of unusual. bght, unt look ton a sea of faces, nnd tremble and turn pale as you declaim your allotted “plece” in dreary sing-song, aid innke your bow and stunble off the stage. As yout stand quite still, gazing upon the ald, wenther-beaten school-hotse water whose friendly Moot you are now painfully ¢on- selous of hayiig neglected so many golden opportunities, you wish the erue! cher had flogged you mors; but, as yout retleet how mitch mose progress you made under the kindly than the cruel tencher, you are alncerely sorry that you wero ever tlogued atall, Breaking away from the spell of this day> dream of the dead past, you REGARD TUE SCHOOL-NOUSE MORE ICALLY, It looks 60 natural, wand, yet so strange, that you wonder whether it is the sume, | But there, on 8 panel of the door, are your initials which you remember to have rudely cut with the jack-knife with whieh you hacked everything, Tnobiling your fingers, ‘here is no longer nly doubt df-the identity of tho structure: wt’. how very osiuall it louks, ug ff shrunken and shriveled, ke an oldman, by agel And, now that you raise your eyes, you find the whole Tandsenpe mare rowed,—nt mere miniature of what It was forty years ik. All the distant landmarks, ones ‘nppeariuy fur: removed from you and from esch other, now seem near and hiul- dled; and the Jong range of hillsin the west, whieh te your buylsh eyes seemed to be on tho uttermost verge of space, now appear near enough to topple overon your grin! head, You turn away from tho sehool-bouse, fe Hing vary old Indeed, and retrace your steps with bowed head, ‘The san has gong down beltad tho hill whieh ‘seent so near, and the short twilight is qulekls: merged In the shades of night, And the whippoorwills sing, the frogs croak, und the erlekets chirp, and all the alrwiilel: hus the chill of autunm fn ity resounds with tho lun of Insects. «The window Where the girlish face was is now dork, and you hurry forward tnader the ap ple-trees, pass Into the deeper shade of some tall chins and inaples, and cross the old threshold, through the open itoor, into a room brightened by tire-lightand mado cheery by 2 circle of pleased, wetcoming fies, * = The rural section of New Hampshire ls |. * UNDENIAULY GROWING OLD, Its’ farm-houses and barns are by mossy with a its Helits dnd pastu crit ning me wearlng outs its ponds” aredrylng ups its rivulets and'sinall streams are atirinteing its churches nid veltool-houses are falling: Into deeny, And, sfluully, ite population Is belng decluated. "Phe versus shows this jatter fact. By the gnumeration of 1870 the State had lost duringzho preceding decade about souls. Rs. period 1600-70 was a irytag one for the ORK Granit State. In addition ta the shrinkage, byiemigrition, which ty con- stant here, there was thon the loss of thou sands of soldiers who went to the front never toreturn, Its now belloved, } the census of ts70swas hinp fy taken, and, that, In factsthe State had not lost so. muéh as the remy ror totals Indleated. "The eonsus just colipleted las been taken with reat cure, and iitisows a guin over that of jew af nearly a mt this ain Is entirely confiuoll to the — rallway nnd river a ea places where trafile and imanufuataring enterprises ave carried on. ‘hus SEe ae ester hus kuined be. tween 8,000 9,000, More than halt lost populatio ant Concord 1,000, Ds in the State hava nay ure several towns whore there hoe. nos been a minrriage In the jast year; and Mn many towns WIRTH -AR yeny HARE, ii Fifty years ho fygwn af Cauterbu: huiubere 1 00b, ls; “vow If counts levy thin 1,100} ‘Where ‘Lwrite, on the old high way between Boston pnd Nontreal, there wa: betore tho ern ot Tallwayy, 2. airohy curren of travel, hugs ygevne Moaded with cotton and miscellaneous inerchandise, drawn by aix and elght horse toning; regular stage- Mines s nnd Plenty of aiuatl shot in Ute form of Wiite-Mountain tourists” in all sorts of Vrht vehicles, ‘The railway, passa through tha west part of the town, tall the travel: and the whe along | the — ronte it dined, supped, and lodged, after o bri struggle succtinbed, to. the tmevitable, and red, nob on Talfpny, but on ne pay, That whieh is true of Canterbury fe true of alt the back towndof the State,—that ls to say, Lown off thd Nu of raliw } Embgra- tion from these riral sections, 0 ways netive on recount of the forbidding character of the soll, was sthinulnted by the Incrensed fsola- on produced by-the advent of tho new incthod of travel, near enuueh to rouse ane bition, but ton far to confer benefits, ‘This outward movement of population is partly compensater {1 tinubers by the Influx of the Irish through New. York vis and tho mint fueturing parts of Massachusetts ant the south partat.thoe State, and of the French directly from Canada, ‘She old farins, ex hausted by longeultivation, are being divided into little pntehes, and APPROPMATED RY THE FI IMG Many of theso Freneh-Canndians are entirely Ignorant of the English language; they are utterly wanting fn public spirit. and conse- auently help to destroy rather than build up solely, JtIs solely by the ald of this elasy of {ninigranig—the Irish and Freneh—that the Dentwerntic itty is able to maiataty its attitude a3 a respectable ninority. With- out their vote the Democracy would be by 10,000, Mus here, as everywhere, (he Vemoerntie party xalns by what degrades roclety,—grows fat and aunie on the potson Avhleh tugs away at the vituls of the com- munity, New Hampshlre—tho interlor of it--19 cer- datnly retrograding, not onty in numbers, hat in the character of {ts people, ‘The young inet and wonen of the old stock embirite, RENCH AND IRISIE and tho finmigrants who take thelr places are very Inferior to them in all respects, This retrogression. 1s, strikingly shown by the connnon schools of the rural districts, £ have in wind 9 seloot whieh, forty sears Ago, nunibered over a hundred putts In winter, Whose attendance tas dwindled to twenty, But the Ol Grants State is greatly: entlvened in summer by the thousands of elty people who SL RECKEATION WITHIN ITS TonpEns, AL this hill and monutain region has beeame a summer-resort for the denizens of cities and towns, 1t1s estimated that the hotels of tho State alone, Inst year, derived: MILLION PULLARS Buta large percentage of tho visitors never see the mside of a hotel, nor reach the White-Mountain region, "They seek rest i the Mttle quiet villas A ite tho more quiet farmhouses, N. house ts 8 bourding-house,: Ing-house, but firiushing homety, fare for from St and $5 St ant S2.n day, As you piss along the. publie highway, at nearly every house you see tt hammock “stung” inthe shade, and You are told that there are“ visitors” there, oumeet travelers lazlly jogging along In eomfortable bugeies or phactons, who tre plainy not farn ox farmers’ wives: and tre told that they are “visitors,” ‘These visHors are n source of large revenue to the farmers’ wives aml daughters, besides Cur- “nisting a agreeable retlef ta the monotony: of furni-life. The people of the rural districts of New Hampshire are QUAINT IN MANNE AND PUTASE, They possess the pride of the English, tho cunning of the Seoteh, and the austerity of their Puritan ancestry. They hite extray- neanee and wastefulness, and consequently despise while they pity the poor—for there Is no soll so barren as not to yleld a Hivitus and something to lay by for a rainy day, to the tireteds energy ‘and indamitable thrite of the Yankee, It is perhaps true, however, that the. New Hampshire Yankee is losing something of his, azeressivene: ‘The more restless and turbulent among. the young men iilgrate, leaving the tess wnbi- Hous to cultivate the farms. reclaimed from forestan hundred yuanrs igo. Henee, while the peculiarities of the Yankee character are ais strongly marked heré as in any one of the New-Englund States, the axhilldon of thea Js beeomlay more tune from year to year, This, of course, ts an il omen for the ott funilies of tho Grant State—for, If tho proudest of thelr song migrate, tho inore modest will witina inturmarry with the new Mrish and Frenel farmers, unit the fine old Yankee stock will be drowned out In Jrish and Freneh blood. ‘Think of the nos: sibitity of the deseendinits of dotin Langdon fabbering Canadian-French, or the blood re- ations of Daniel Webster being trught to handle the slilltelah by thelr fathor, a young: irish gentleman trom Cork} lham. NOMELY 1N —— THE WEATHER. Orrick OF ‘tik Cer Sianan Orricenr, Wasurnatos, D. GC, Sept. 8-1 0. 1m—For ‘Tennessee und the Ohio Vatley, stationary or rishyg barometer, cooler northerly winds, partly cloudy wenthor, and possibly focal rains in ‘Tennessee. Yor the Lower Luke region, higher barom- eter, stutlonary or lower temperatire, north to east winds, cloudy weather, and numerous rains, For tho Upper Lake regton, rising fol- lowed by stationary or falling Usrometer, cooler north to enst winds, partly cloudy weather, For the Upper Mississippt and Lower Mls- sourl Valleys, stalionaty ‘allowed by falling barometer, cool northerly veering to warmer southerly winds, partly cloudy weathe: posslbly oceassonal raln in the latter district, Cautionary signals are erdered for Duifalo, Erle, Rochester, wid Oswego, LOCAL UUSERVATIONR, CHICAGO, Sept, % and salar a | at “Maximum, 6 minfimany, 68 = Yow auall to mensure. GENEILAL OHARRVATIONS, Eitan, Supt, T- 218 1p re an! wear ara Cheyonie Chieazo,, Gineinnad Clavoluud Mlephants," “The olephant of uur childhood." says the Patt Malt Gazette, “no longer exists, Like behemoth und loviathaiy and other mythical creatures In Whom We once fmpllvitly belleved, he hug been, Proved to bo a tiginent of thy Oriental imaginus Von, Tho authority upon whieh we make thla unwelcome anuuuicoment {sno other than Mr. Bundenion, whe hus for many years Mled the out of Ruperiutundent af Klephints to the Gov- crimontat Indi, and who stands {1 the samo relation to these animals that Bir Joseph Fayrer: accuples toward. Uyers and venomous snukeH. Ina lecture reepatly dellvered to the United Service Institution ut Stinta, hu roundly culls the olephant, ‘positively tdlutia in. its attempts at ae when captured,’ and talks of Sits want of orl! ah and ity positive stupidity ia man things’ In short, in the faculty of reasoning ft (ae Cur below the dog tud uther untmule” Nor will Mr. Sanderson ullow the cstluates of ite great bight, Out of many hundreds ho bus Measured in Bouthora India and Renal he bus not found one reaching ten feet at tho shoulder, Yetune disillusion mors. The cle~ phsnt hunters in both Ceylon and India corrob- Orate Biudbad’s story that clephunts, when thoy feel the upproach of death, retire tou solitary: aud inucceaslble yalloy, aud there dle 18 peace. Hut Mr, Sanderson, though he admits that no Uying inan has come ucross the corpse of a wild otephont thht bas dled a natural denth, at- tritutes this rather to their extreme longe whieh he fa disposed ta. place as bleh na 200 years. ‘This explamntion. howe: 208 to viotate that raleof sefont [ie hypothesis whteh requires that the cause should bo adequate to aceuunt for tho reault,” A DEMORALIZED SKELETON, Speetat Dispattch to The Chicago Tribune, Loutsvinny, Ky. Sept %—Urent excite- ment was erented yesterday in the vicinity of St. Catherine and Brook streets by the re- port of the discovery of some hutmgn bones {nadump pile, Oficers Cralleand Leather man were the first to make the discovery, Coroner Miller was {minediately notified, and, after a careful examination of the osscus débris, conelnded they were the refuse of Rome dissecting-room, All day lone a large crowd surged to nud fro eager te eatel a elitupse of the bones, alrendy In a state of decony fun. Many were the opintons and suugestions given ts to whose constitutions these remnants once helped to frame, Some nnughty boys even ventured far enough to puss a joke. Fhually the bones were collected after much trouble and taken to an under taker’s shop. a A GRAND EXCURSION, PLaneLeins, Sept, T—dolin If, Nee, editor of the Fort Scott (Kan,) Monltor and eneral Agent of the Western Natfonal Falr Assoctatlon, has completed arrangeme atripof an excursion party to the Fairto be held at Bismarck Grove, Kan. ‘The party Wi consist of forty prominent clti- zens of the Bast, and will alsa Inelude Messrs, Uylton and Hatton, of the Trithsh Parliament. ‘The Pennsylvanin Raitrant furnish free transportation te the party over the entire route, anda Pollan ear furuished by the Pullman Company trains will leave Jersey Cliy Wednesday morne hug ant will zo by way of Philadelphia, Pitts- burg, Indinnapolly, wid St. Louis, stopping over one day in the latter elty, $< CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION, 28% Speelat Dupateh to The Chicago Tritune, Decarut, 11, Sept. %7—The nnnual- State Convention of the IMinuls Christian ‘Tem- beranee Union convened here to-day, and will remain hi session until Thursday night, ‘The President, Col. W. D. Wyatt, of Lincoln, oceuples the echalr, About 150 delegates from dlifercnt parts of the State ure expected to he_ present; also, Gov. St. John, of Kane angs Ars, Mary Woodbridge, Vresilant af the Ohfo State Unions andl. H Hoofstetter tre here, ‘The spenkers at tho Tabernacle to- Wht dG. Chatfant and M Helen Righter, of Lineoln, und others, pre will ben big parade of the County Alliance on Thursday, BS SOCIAL SCIENCE, Sandroaa, Supt. 7—The sunual session of the American Social Seience Association opened this eventag, Among those tn at fendunce is President Gregory, of tho Allinols State University, President Gilman, Pre; t of the Associntion, delivered the aundunl addr on The Purposes of the Amerienn Soelal Sefence. Association, and Means that Muy Be Employed to Promote ‘These Ends.” ——— es, 1 ies, and bedbn MARRIAGES. Met’ $ —Aux, Uy at the residence of tne bride North Clarkent tv ther itove de De Shuplurd, Janes Melntyre and Sire. 3. DEATHS. LBE—Aug, 19, at Alamos, Colo, Wilkin & Lee, formerly of Chienwo. Ba-Pentwuter (Much) papers pleaso copy, SRERMAN-—Sont. 7, of heart disease, Danlol Sher man, ted ‘iVyvars, Fuherul Cram residence i Washington-st., Thues= day, Supt.ti tt p, in.” Frionds of the iumtiy invited. Tis hody's fort, hix spleivs town ‘vo dyoll with Justis on the throne, SNYDIENR—Sont. Bi. Snyder, uzed Stevens. p.1a.of diphthorin, tlehord ears te ne nid LY days. Futiorn! at the residence, As West SLicisatent, Thursday att p. iu, _SWAN—Hopt. 7, nt her Into residonco, 417 North Ln Salle-nt, of heart dleense, Mrs, Munmretta LW. Swan, Aged G7 Sours. Funerul noties horeafter, First Congressional HEPUNLICAN: VOTERS GE TIE FIRST Congressional Hilstriee of the State of TMitnuls aeateL to send dolegites to. the lepublicn Mon of the Fira Can onal District ta be the Grind Baeltie Clob-ltuum Monday att Weluek p, Th vinating n candi ante for Reprexeataive in Consress, nid ony member of thy Stite Muned of Equnilzation, to be voted for at thy comtog Nuven Huet Ki 04 to the above Con- ty of Chicazo, on to the hours of 4 und 7 city ut the same date, o'eluek pane Phy Vile Hisuttien Di o'eloek p. in. und outside of th between thy hours of dung 8. Tne of Hyde Park will noloct Vark Club convention nysienty giiten, pli be an'toll the Hyde hy Humber of duis holding the primuries, and judges will legates. Prin: tS in Whirox, Dede yon, Roch ward, Sovand Ward—Nine doloxntes. Primary nt S71 Stato Ulan Taylor, and J, ~T'on dulegntos. Primary nt towtand's peur cotnur of State und Twentyesece juduus, tate Howlund, Aarun Gibb, —"Thiirteon doleyatos, Primary at care Fark avenue nnd ‘Cujetyettiied” strouts Gilbert, Montague, Willan: Garnett, her of Sout des, Je 1H. an, fiah Wardasix deloxates. Heimary nt the comer Of Archer and Stewart avenues; judges, Alichaut Schmidt, C. 8, Shorick, snd Churtes Dale, Sixth Ward—six duleguws, Mrimury ub—z Judges, “Tiyan Park—tix dolexatos. aku kone Deiat tient Precinct, primary at ‘row Tialy judies, William “Darlingtun, eB. Thomas und Mf Swiney, second Prveiice petanirien at Englewood, Htorestouser dudes, kiumey, dobn Veeuland, and iudolph Bloster, “ho judgon ae t lus will mot nt the Fown fini and 2 tO p uy, fanvads the Yotus uA soon AA thy poll ore clored, "Tho thro Judges we the Town Lintl whull glvo a core Hitcate of election ty thd deleaites receiving the bighast numbu: ‘Une de Reh OF te ToHowte ws Worth, Cn Orland. Bremen, eh, Thornton, alow Lyons, [loon and ittvendde. Tho County of Dupage wilt elect xbventven doles stos, to ba apportioned us fallowas ‘wo trom euch of ie following towns Milton, Wintold, Downar's Grove, Naporelile, Addisun, Blooiutigdaly, Wayne, and York, wid ane front thy Town oC bake, ‘tho Rupublican primirien for the vigetion of delo+ gates, where no pices in which to hold the many ure sveeliod horein, will bu holt ut tho usual Ropubyean primary votind-pinces; and where na persons’ ure relu dealunutod to det as fuduun, the ussemblod pabiicutt voiers shall at wuld ting sulvet the Judger of alvetion, whosy duty it whutl be to onnt tho tallaty, dochire thy rex Necessary croduntials to the deley BLathae Ge ruealve std want ixsue the nlogted. ITH, Chiairguin, GA, Fouuas jecrotar Hyde Pork Republican nvention. (PLB REPUBLICAN CONVENTION ‘10 ELECT #ixdulegutes 10 the “Conxroxmunal Conyuntton find alx dulexuton ta tho Sonutortal Convention will be held recording to the Hydy Fark itepubiiean Club systott, GL Grand Crosaltig, nt 4 U'Ol0CK ps i. BULUEe uy, Hg pelmurles far tua diection wf rorey-alx dul ogiion wit bo, hold byteuon the hours of 6 and 8 Gleluck pny Friday, at tha fallowlng place: Elen Dintriets Niitage Hail, ning dotexatons ‘su Inlet, Ouklund foso-Huuse, duirteen dulogatent Hlatttet, Speinsuris sch Fourth District, Ruclal 1a dolowatoss uth Mistelet, Haeine cue, fone dologatest Sixth Dlatrl of Hremor & Colyhour, two detexi tet, Torrence Hall, trondate, Ave Wiattict, Ne Vundurniivs ature, Pouy nth Bstrict tivordute, on re Halos teuth Distriet, "iting's Halk two dotegutes, The Convention witlucton tha aumbstun of & delegate from nnow district, Let uvory Kupaulican attend ihe prinariga and do his duty, ake xt oh. Wed ONNDTONE, Heonidont. *. We JOMNKTONE, ¥ Svcrétury Hyde Mark Central Hepublican Club, , Political. M r BTING OF THE CIPtz AA ition Inthe Fuurteant 1 Dine ‘third house, tive dulegntest Grunig Crosslus thrvg mith Dive ev ‘delemteas thclatt i chur COUT rte AN MERI neanize Combany A, Ainriigld and ATE drenihe ne, Abualier ftuil, 2c Over ‘rhe Ho Y! ‘s ruttage Grove iit A. Aldrich and others wilt wddruas wo aa REtAG On ey G_OF TL taunt Wart Youre Men's Gaetuld an Club at heotquarions, BY Wust Makuets iB. shue tian, Chas, Warrington Early, 6,12, and others wilh addrous tho meullug. GiKGIAL MEBEING OF ITE FIETIT Watt v © eran Clb for tho election of dolecates to First Congressionul Convention utd other iuipurtunt busi- uss tO-mtuht, WE ZO! Aruba (POEM Wii, DE A MEETING OF ATA. ‘File Womitdieante of the Firat und Socund’ Practices of the Fourtounth Ward tosniuht at 228 West Chicas Foca, nent Miimauko-ay. (or tia purpose Of wlart- fiize fardeld und Arthur darching elute ii TT aN Chili a Mootle Thuvea ing at ‘th meotine ‘Nhureday uvening at the 1b House, No, 40 Wosloru-uy.. near in) neta, Sixth Prvenct c the corner " ra A stl OF Te THD Ward Aualitary iopublicun Club at Indone iat tag und 154, "Vwentycaueuiideat., tonne. Cone ty Switod (bref. Mola) and cust by NlngiDg Bi Gide Cidbeuddrossun by fra ‘hyo eonard wut, cake _ 1, Shoruy, and utbur good WERE WILL NYA MERVING UE THE REPOD- Yeans of the Wort Hid of the Fitth Ward tis orening at Arbuch's Hull, No, Ws Archor-ay, corner Of Mrowd-si, for ho purposs Of forming a Gurtuld und Acthur Club, q pee, WILL BY A MERTING OF THE CEN: tral Irish Ainorlrun itepublican Club thie evening atthe oluv-rova, Grand ‘Vacitic Motul; tusiness of much fwportancs lias te be transacted; ull the ward ciubsarg Invited ta attend. Miscollaneous. MEETING OF VILE BOAKD OF DIRECTORS of the Howe for Incurables wi) bo Lold ut Bie Valter douse cluberoou, Friduy. at 4 p.m. A full attendance ts uarneatly ‘requested (o trunsact in portant bustnoss, APU PRUUNE TOMY CLOG WILT Steer Ait the Trenunt House club-rouis this ufternvgn ut 19 u'clueks @ Tall attoudancy le requested, Gs Ii purtaus work 14 ty be. ‘ Duel & Rayners Math Powder destroysroach-. The Kentucky State Lotter: * rogitarly dren, Wh puettinnen af an ete 4 soneral Arncmbly of the State uF Kenting, Pe ednesday UF Bentitess, og September 15 y Company Su 2% Appeogiinatton f A.8iU Prien amounting to..serseeeereresees TICKETS, $i. For full particulars, address M.J, Miohmonil, Covington, Ky. 0: 4. Upingtan, 609 Brondwuy, Ne ¥ Fred Erby, 87 & BY Washinutan-st.. Chienen, jst of atawings aways published In the Chicasy ie ‘veining and ‘Te COMMONWEAT DISTRIBUTION CO, mole Ranntar MOU rains orEr juationng taken place roautarly in the CrUY. " SEPTEMBER 30. THESE DRAWINGS. AUTIORIZE EQS ATU S14 AND 5 hin vi wi KES Ytorwh p FRU Ee RUE ragulltey on the LAST eV icy at Scnulaye und Feldayaexcejiut, ‘The United 3 i Caurt on Murcts it rene dered the following decision: ca —"Shat the Com myn fs legn! sleet: munwenlth Detributtes . B—This Company haw naw an hand a Inrso re serve fund. Reud the following attraedye prices: PUM, July Urizes $10 TUM 2) Delzes a i tian ao pres ijgaek Prizes €Weael anny es tVeaen Wy} ch, Approximation Prizay 279) ¥ Prizes $49) euch, Approxituation Prizes, ¥ Prizos $1W exch, Approxtuinituu Pricue yy AD PPLRCRssessssvrerceesee Whole tickets #2 nit tickets, 8 Gi tickets, Uh Atemit by Post-OMlee Mi tor, Bunk Drath, or Bxpre: ‘Yo inmite nuainst mlatakes und doings, enrresponde ents will plonsy Write thele names and places uf rste dence plainiy, giving numoer of Post-itice Was ue street, und Uden, Counts, und State, further Information address It, M.HOATDIL jertournal Hulldiie) Luntevtile, Ry. Ur Xi MH, Nui York, OF Me PLE Bngidninets, 1E Uekets, 6, y-Order, Registered Let« By GLO. T. WORE & CO,” 244 nnd 216 Madison-st. Wednesday, Sept, 8, at 9:30 a, m, prompt, WE SHALL OPEN AN AUCTION SALE BOOTS, SHOES, And Slippers, Which, in COMPLETENESS OF STOCK, QUALITY, and STYLE, has never been excelled. Full Lines of These Standard Gook, So long sold by us and ONLY BY US, will be on gale, to which the attention of buycrs of GOOD GOODS is especially called. Cataloguos und goods tends for Inspoction Monday UNO. F, GORE & ¢ 2Vi nnd ih Maulisonsn Thursday, Sept. 9, at 9:30, a. Thy REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, ‘Wo sinll soll in tots to sult the trades 85 Crates W. G. Wi 25 Casks ©, ©, Ware waks Tock, und Yellow Ware. Decorated Chamber sets, 800 Barrels Glasawnre, A large nweortment of Bronze and Glas Lamps, Lamp Fixtures, ete. Goods Packed for Country Merchants, GEO. P, GORE & CO, Auetto By I, FRIEDMAN & SONS, Anuctivnee: V3, U1, and AM Kast Hondulphest. OUR REGULAR TRADE SALE OF CROCKERY! On Wednesday, Sept. 8, at 10a, m. Wi consist of n full’ arsortment of Pinter, Hwers und Hasins, ‘Peas, Jars Dishes and lukers, Covered ai Uncovered Chambers, Sours, ke, Elect ‘Lullet eh 140) brls Glasaware, assorted; Lane, Chhaneys’ Se ne experlenced packers, Good AK RITES Sf LONG A uetloncers. te AULTION SALE STORE AND SALOON FIXTURES, Cl Grocorles, &c.. Good, Medium, ‘and Common funiture, ate. ry SOpl. 8, ay UAW orelUck a, M1, Bt salusroous 105 Lake-st. ’ Dry Goods, Notions, &c., Tie lay, Sopt, 0, at YW o'clock, at salosrouis 106 “0, JAKOr wt ¥ pON rORAL CHICAGO AUCTION & STOI. AGE Gone FLERSHEDM & C0. nce y ‘Mand oy undulpi-rt “By ELIS General Au OUR REGULAR WEDNESDAY SALE, ek Dito THIS MONNING. PARLOR SUITS, CHAMBER SETS A full line CARPETS, General Houschold Goods, General Merchandise, ELSON, FLEUS Liat Chromos, &€e & C0, rob Neartstubit-nt CANDY, . 3! roll box by Candies in Ameri ctlonen, e 48 Cs i Fresh Every Pay. Cunetle fod tho HewT in tho world LARAM. te Bpeciahty Woholesuty a1 ile rE EE cit a sy oF tho be iu Wy ele Mura. “[totare ganty and “strietl Wall chtenge, Gua a MALE GOODS. r Whieidente & Rett Uist. Gouds sent C, vk wily agent tue tho "MUL . Wis tats vo hater and warranted 1 Bernhar U RN HAM. pec veceoemiaal Mk i Sy ve) SP UPEST. TRUNECS, ‘Yourlsts, tra Se. tha J not i Beatort COLLECEION A CHICAS E28 ANCY Hus always done, {s now doing, and wil) continue dus agrows, te Cay en 11 STES Dollie Hat Hoe, Sidatpiestetiwat DewsDUts “hhh, make Mone er cesses reat , Tit “Wee tor patiicuiae =]