Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1881, Page 11

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, MAY 7, I18BI-SIXTEEN PAGES JE, . 7 (! firo withln, IIis hair and whiskers wero | Ha excelled in corpo and commerelnl [ oneof whom has been broughtall the wa: X who -made full statencnts of l[ \RLES ]IITC.“-(JO fmy. and he wns ullqmly bald, Ills gocial | law. Ife was ot ureBinluent before a jury, | from Kansas City to be trifled with. Iow- RE[JI(JIOUS. what the Seminary was doing; its ClLA . Mg wis ono of great happiness, and ho was | but could make a remarknbly clear state: | aver gulity the defendants mn'y he, thay have relntion to the chiyrcliess the fleld it ocenpled —_— bfll{l;!!lll m|l %fllientfid y \?llll lis nulzhfmfin ‘nnlml. lnlll'n lf'll;ei | nllu wis n'rub-r{m; lnn ;\‘ coun- nrnml lilrl.thln,-l-me {IR]I%('JJ‘ ltll'}n '—';{flluw cnsa 4 an !l||u |£{ny 'Il'mi\alnwlcr:}l S(ygillgnrylo{) ng tlci nnd friends, Ouly those who wera on Intls | ‘sol, 118 death 15 u severs loss to tho tar,— Ve heen Lried orgotten, i jge | nomination between the 8ia an; thfrom Heart-Disease of This |t freile a3 ‘could farman filen of | sevorer one thu hos been oxperienced forn | @ 2 L0rgY Acceptnpce of Df.- Larimer's Resig: | yuilnatior Slopo, where mors than 1,400 Chin- . Dea Eminent Lawyer. his genernl knowledgo and of hia brililant | good while, 1lls intimacles wero not very TIE CALL T0-DAY. nation of His Pastorate. wregutional ehurclies already existed, mid DR y b B Y ac ovr siaon, | ATl 5 | suman Dncasn—aons 4 4 e o ‘ e apids nenare e immats ot |, DR. RADWAY'S % e 4 g ol - ) * | enso. o ¢ 3 ol 4 Bar of Tilinols Robbed of One of A A oL $10.000 T tho Stutual | Mot ot D Chonts werd s Mt e, | unar hrovaerr—Motions and goncrat bust« | Mo WIIl Becomo the Leader of tho Now | tio cointry In lis sdvantages and privileses ) The aments, . L “gtond very high as a lawyer and as o meme | noss, Michigan Avenue Charch, anstaining it by their heartiest sympathy and Its BI‘EM““ Orn *HIS LEGAL QUALITIES, her of the far, 1o was n'eareful mun with AvperraTy Counr—Not in sessiun to-iday, Jully equipping It for fts work, HARELY. - As . Tnwyor, Mr. ifilehienck onsily won, | {0 (ntcrests of hip eifents, nnd mothouienl (- Junae: Gany-totioos. Al tho mentlgmen nresnf fn tury ex: RESOLVENT S o 4| 3 ketch of His Carcor a8 Lawyer | and enstly rotalned, high rank at tho Otlcairo | Syaryihing well, hnd at tho Tt tnie. ils ,,{.',',"n" R £ “4"1’1,5' ’?lfi?sr.m;.?; Important Gonference Relativa to the Con- fiffi?fiuépfinfié{}'fl%fifig'f»‘r"fr?e'"vf.'n‘fif"','.','u'n"h'.’.-' -9 ABKEC 1l ns Leglslntor, Bar, 1o had not tho beilliant woratorieal ea- | enufi searcely be enlled a hrilifant, mun, yot | i i, I, torm, Not AR, 4418, 1 : © gregational Seminary, porlanee of the work 1L was doing; and thelr at X pacity of somo of his compeors; he lept | wus solld, substantial, sl ohe of the best 1 WitLEASRON—Motions. ARy readiness fo cofiperate in all nrac{l(-nhluwnyn THE GHEAT Bl_uun PURIHEB —_ nloof from those eriminal eases in which ::;n?l'lllul"l':‘l’l‘;‘l‘) u\[\:l:,l,l:rl,lcl;étl)lu wll:gr.m l]l.'l?l :V‘I(Ifllll S il&;:mo:«-rf}r‘nr% FINYT BAPTIST, lll:_(«rglllrl&;l 'Ill;rnmnlum nulv»n-’un. 'kl"lmy all iu»- o ] Y Yy LeINe ) d =iV t Ve ved plan opnsed, of 1 il e i Pesslisr Qualitios Whick Won Him popular roputations aro most frequent- | B clionts, il his denth orentes niap wilch | o 0 Hotions for now tral Thé restgnation of e Itev. Dr. Goaran C. | Meilinte ifort o miso. the St0.000 tequired, | Changes as Scen and Felt, ay Famo o8 o Jurish u{nln';?c(i;!' ns“nn l’llf::ul’ illtnlpull lfl'fii it 1 giiicniy ith (lllll.I hae b o axil S St Lorimer na pastor of the First Baptist Chureh | and u{,ellm-.(l theif ald in securing i, ; they Daily Oceur, Aft- Yy lawyer, ul Noman stood highor at the Bar,” said VUDGE HARFANO, D1, aid 8ot cnso No. B2, was' formally ncted upon last night by the | s W, Scoville, Esq., and B, W, Blatehford, ¥ Py gl —_— no man at the Chleago Bar liad | Mr. I, I, Coge, “1l¢ was z.anuh of cool, 4 churel menbers, the Bonrd of Dencons, to E: hunded the 'Treastirer thelr written er Using a Few . | dellborats judgment, and very cnreful ri- . ¥ of Membors of the Bench and Mfmgn‘ tlul)rnllu:h knfo}vlmlaodo! the funda. search, m:d"nl’\’er eitoh mm{: i HIE TITE CALL MONDAY. Bar Concorntag Him. mental principles of law, and no man was | pyry resources. that he wis | Jupar Diustsoxn—In chambors, botter able to state them in o terse, concise, | particularly eminent in one braneh of the Junar MonaerT—Mottons and genoral Lusi- seche: 1 . whom tho luttar of reshienation was roferrud, | The-gace;Wiilelh proved to be notes of land Doses. ] first reporting on thesame, Before the bust-f| verbal pledges were made by those present. 1. Good apirits, disnppenrance of weaknes ness meeling was held, however, thure wad' | The Treasurer reported three 81,000 pledges | Ianguor, melanchol: se The Oplnlons oly, increase and hardliess of - e clear, pofnted, and convineing way than Mr. | profession more than another, bhut wns | ness. v o 3 whicit hnd been given,—one by f gentieman | fievh and museies, cte. OF CHARLES TIITCIICOCK. ]lllfllicpnck l'le had nwomli"rlul {ncnlw for | rather noted for tha care with - which ArrrsnaTe Count—07, 09, 100, 101, 162, No caso the ‘usunl Friday night prayer-meeting in Fond du lmn.q\Vl.-.‘. mml.hmy by a gentle- | (& Birenxtu | fies, Appetito fmproves, rol- . EATIT ¢ morning Mr. Charles C| g his cases were propared a8 well 48 | on hoarl sorvice, which took up the time until | yran i Milwaik, anil & third by a gentle- | 188 for fvod, no miore sour cructntions of wuter 1ve Ato'clock yesterdny morning Atr, work, and for so absorbing -himalt In nis 0 (S8 Nor® PRGOS (1 coferenca | O honchue. about 0 o'clock, At the commences | man ln‘clucngnw' Y & Rentle- | brash, good digestion, calin and undisturbed 3 sleup, aviken i d v, ue, 4 ment of the religlous services Dr. Lorlmer | At the closa the following resolutions were :i";nm'x"ufumncu &n-p‘nfi? rl?lu(che‘, imples; bruke at ones Into the subject uppermost in | acopted: the akin looks clear and lmnnnr: tho urino tha minds of all present, He sald that bis | fesotrat, That, convinced of the urgont noces~ | Dhnnied from ite turbid and cloudy a cock, Dupey Junar GAnry—702 and 812 Lo 858, No, 808, Dowd ock, of the_hrm of Hiteheock, work that no outside interruptions had any und for the eareful elieldntib i S m;fllq‘ltnln died of hoart-tlsease at his home'| oot upon him, His memory wis a re- L"nm.:!ylxll‘r\tlun of all the auestions ’m\::h[:!:i! va. Guthrlo, on trinl, ifllllyllc'l’nlk, on Woadlawn avenuge, south umrknhl{flpuwurml and rotentive one, and | aiding the Court in artlving at s just eonc! Jubur Sstrtii—Preliminary eatl 550 to 800, in- I's " ” ppesrance 18 boy —sovonth street. Thig painful fntel- | enubled him to add to his thorough grasp of | glon,—une of tho rarest qualities of a fawyer, | clusive. Crinl call torm Nos, 460l 159, 2502 | reatiutio 1o he reported upon, Why | ity of raising nt onee (8 seush 250,000 - | tontclear cherry ur umbor color; witor passes e of Forty-seventh :l"’{“m the mumbers of the | the principles of lnw o Parruur. recolleetion of | and one of the most valuable to him when | ¥ 010, No, 632, Genphic Company v, Don- {m,“;‘éflg.ihfifi“ Had hncfiollm',ll‘mf he had all. | Teimorshi Hidowment Fand *fx? mow::filf{:e'n freoly from the bladder through the urethrs e Jigence—paintul nlike all deelsions wihteh haul been given upon the | iy possesses (6.7 nelloy, Guasotto & Loyd, on trisl, Tontly atted.—Deraiise ha dosiisn tn hivethe | Thonlogieal Sominary, we Losrtily ihiorso and | Without pain or seaidings little or no sodiments et par and to tho public “h";:’gf“l;y“’"l"";l';'g:eg Ppint o which o swas spoeinlly addressing | 11 necuvléd o very high position as o m;’,‘é’:},‘l"‘ylf;,"'~“‘“5"""1\""“"“""" aney. No | Jinpilsls votain every inch of properly they | Somuint the effort tiow boing inado ta rise tho | 29 Pllarked Ao of quantity sad tro- 4 i v, 0 13 Penee, Y o ot 'y W ot Vi el [ o mesweetetl L U0 T chconk | i i gs proSerLad b G B wh A | Rttt o ko comnoret | ot htmcon—comtasted motions, el i peobl wer o Tl Wi | ESpconouial S pissesd B ol 6,0 | QYU f fivaliar, wusyentog, nepnces o8 & 3 Y a y N L 3 51:;;: f:.';, !:;“:g,—hml been suspeotod by | from the sources of his tiwmory to pass upon | g dozen, 1o excolled in all branches of tha | Junas it Drollminars call 0 to 548, | I8 Vews In thd premises’ ns they would be :‘,,':,‘:}m‘“‘u"‘c;',‘,“’,'.m““efi",‘,’;"';‘g“,a‘c;‘%‘s’ o 413 | manent evre. Tnicrensed strenigth exhibined i it tmmediately and . with alfiost” unerrng | jaw: wosn man of fine nnderstanding and | Teiat cni 4584, 519, 631 to 640, Inolustve, No cuso lnllnmlfl. (t;l?l“’llllr?slenltl \V'lll{: acenrney, nurc'nmlvu facultles, scolng the puinL of | ontrinl, ! i condtlon was critical; and ko 118 mind was singularly )j‘udlclnl, and 16 | gase ng soon as the facts were stated to him,” June Monax—Sot ense torm No. 1,204, and cidently awaro that his end night bo draw- | wna far morc of o Judgoe thun an advoeate. | “6ify was o vory eminent liwyvor” suid | catendur Nos” ntosg, 211, 6, 637, 04, .'m{ G4, 695, AY rr:g\nlgh Over two yenrs ngo he bogan to | 11v was & fair speakerbefore a jury, but far J“.dfi“ Beckwith, “and n very worthy po 600, No. 6435, Daloy ve, loiton. on trial, hie should talk to them -an hour | geminnry in Chleago, the secreting glands, and funcuon harmony res o te subject, Ile hud trled vers | emivar, That Mossrs. F. W Dintonford, B, . | Moredto the severlongana, L G L hard to fnduce n few of the leading gentle- | Goodwin, C. H. Everst, G, i% Willcox,and (3, 8. F. | tng swarthy, saffron appesrance of the skin men In the First Chureh and in the dichizan | Buvuge be n comtuittee to arranso and earey Ut | ohayred to s clear, Hivoly, and healthy color. Avente Churell to settle upon some pastor | plans for socurlug this amuunt at tho earlivst | “5"H0e” Suiforiag from weak of Weorated oy his more = o i b Junie BARSusi—Contosted motlons, uticable ti ‘ Iis health, 1o way | Detter when prosenting tie feattires of o uase 0 was un able, safe, and prudent Iu . v whom they thought conld successfully reor- | Pra mo, lungs or tubarcles will realizo preat henent in pealarmed mnw?:l’:v:‘t fut comfort, and ho | 0 tho Court. 1o fod tite faoulty, whiclt 18 | yor, snid 8, Cofnine’ Judd, “and onc of | 1,fi ok Arioey—sos 12, The Lith s [ Sibs e bty and secure the re- e expectorating freoly the wigh phiegin or mucis beenming too corpule notsuch & common one, of disreiarding nil | Vory deelded mark. 1o stoud’ in the fromt 1,150, 1,164, 1,168, 1,100, and 1,102, t : * | building of itg fire-ruinéd place of worship PEW=-RENTING, N frou the lungs, air celis, bronchl or windpipe, troubly, the source Lo ntiuiations ol suitie, b *Io put him. | incidentals—allside lssuesandsmall points i | yaik of tha Bar in tho city,—one mnon the | "Jubas Looss 7 \whilch hie could hot. fathoin, Ile p - | 4 ense, and of grasping simply the lnrger and | bem suo Liut) Sltfonas aauban, 2 ‘ the trentment of Dr, Alumon | pioesTinortant oies, and foreing them honia ;;e{!}’fi ‘the Bene ,",,"l',‘d the Barn ilversal re- | 249, 202 257, and 4 eI van iy el Wk o sucoemti | Tho anmnl ontal of the powe of tho st | Hheu, or, Bt BLASTE, Lo, Liensh o 5. 01, 00, 120, 125 =48, 30y 10 A0, 50 ould not be brouzht about | Congregational Church was held last even- | §iof ,Pm.,; n;?p“u”"f night-sweuts and paing o a2 self nnder 1 A with, & strange pustor, One of thu most | ing. The pews were appralse ha same | and Teelin weakness around the ankles ]Ye Uruols ‘}“fifl"l‘.’}nfi’rfi?&’ 'I}L';fim:)l'?llnblllt)fllll: {izon.Lko atiemion ot u"“”"é““"l J""’,l‘.‘l‘““ “Ife wns o man of excellent ability,” sahl TUDGMENTS. pupular Baptist divines in the conntry hnd “:“m, as Inat year, i i ::m'zlufitlon of | loie, whoullers, ote. cesntion of coid ai 2l phystclan be S’ o tendoney to- con. | 1O had succeced tu careying the day, “Ther- | John N. Jowett, *aud was In th front rank | Sueknton Counr—Coseesstons~Eawara W. | evon admitted tht hie, with ol his bopular- [ 488 Goet it o) uvailed thamagivos of | CAllis scnso of sullocation, fnrd breathing mid which ind \ \ oughly sincero and honest In whatover he u".i!;uj,"}l{fim”lo“_" Mills va, Ctiarios W. Gaglord and James Fitz- | 1ty and reputation, would uot think of Wn- | 1o frlt or hrior selection AlTarled them hy E‘x:nxy!m‘(lr wxnhnn Iyln‘lfldlmn or arising o Drajn, A course of 9 gestion of the L untlertook, his statement of a proposition, so Edsail also had a gooid word, to s ireatuient \m l{u\lynfl‘glnrfid?l'filfllglfilah &l’sl:g;l plalnly and etearly em‘mchuenl gonerally | gay on the snme subject. 1 considered My, “'ft.'i’.:’,i‘?}{".;;-“;q Slbn A of the case, Tiichooek 1o take thoso radienl convinced the tribunal befors which qu' wvas | fiftehicock one of ‘the best Inwsors Intho | 4+ A t'flfl,‘;! 8 oy VB, suaie Mr. Hitchcock o takie (o80T | plonding that justico was on his side, 1lede- | Sgate, e \vas nman of great candor ait row Kimball, $720.37, measures whi voted himselt ehiefly of late yenrsto commer- | goundness of Judgment, and Justly hetd In Cincurr Counr—Loyresstong—Edmund Jus- dertaking the tusk, nlthough with the First | ¢ha viles of the Soclety, After 8 o'clock tho 'm.{mm :.fu auml;‘-l}fi:‘\ distressloy symptoms,. Baptist Chirrel s his support. {4 needed n | soniq not taken were declated. open for pub | 3 An dhy ultor duy the BAISAPARILLIAN 18 v ¢ : afign Lot 5 oves duty ordained that hie should; he had b of new menbers rented seats. ‘The evening's | & Peatonn and thipirs 3y e | (G t s ) iscase will ditninlsh. und ul lewont restore him to ealth, Enmeslied 18 46 Wils | jqT'and corporation lnw, and tn this branch | fih ropute In his profelsio, sen ot ul., Ve, Lukas Pinowskl, $125.—Juool Pi- | 40 i the netion by wircumstances, and, | WOFK Wi consluercd very Batistuctory, the | 4, hoite) nodes, tumars. cuncars, burd Uinos, e, L‘,',,‘.‘,’.‘;;‘?.‘.'.L!.’f«fl& ti‘(}?"fi‘l}fi u&ulggg: l?o‘xq“’u l‘,‘(flf,‘}l‘;"“’.}:elfé"gl‘_nl_{a‘c'a"wfigl‘:nfi{;"[‘{“l'|“‘1Ifl‘:“(‘; i f{:éllx{‘x;l% ‘Ivl’o‘!:}n‘m lm"cl||lt'l'e°n(11§|";cululd was o [ POkl A Dougherty vs. Frank I||| fé‘f&t &) t{w . First u(}lmln'-:.-h, beéu‘nsfi g';’«';?&&t renlized bl Latwgon. SO0 a flfianfim’.flm‘n}‘-" T e pad e G ‘ : i, rat-clus yor aud_ g . e was | vouug and T 16 o, | the ¥irst Church was continunlly éxpressing | % 4 edithys 3 poros, chror frum ‘“';','““l wfl,‘,,""‘f,s:,fi,‘.'“ ‘{:}..1"“}‘3..‘,’.‘.'&{.‘3 Ffl“";"l g 4N enormous ""“—ll'"”"‘“h')' l“'“ gool advocats, though better as a Jurist, B Tt o) :::fir‘rmfidmnmn' vm:cllu 00, 1 L lestro to seo a flourishing Buptist churcl 5 DR. THOMAS. "‘,‘f’,",."g,’,‘%..‘,’.‘.’;’.l‘,":{,‘{ dia L P o, 1 trips 1’1‘",‘_ 6 parts ol this” country urmtt n_ Chicn o.‘Amun the Lmm—e“lnt- Mr, Edward Iloby bore testimony to the e —————— nearet the centre of thecity, All the de- Judging from the report {furnished last | ¥#ted. and deroury, Quicksllver, CorrosiveSub- ommtnd fo dillent o Precreation and health,— | Portanteses In wi ’lfl‘ l"’,“’fl S it lflf%&; practics and wide confidencs enjoved IOWA. nominational organs ufzed the plan, and the | ° g 1 Lk Ihinato huve necuninlated and become depasitod nEx, iy eeheol fourney 1o “Europs wns of the Villnge of Ilyde Dark vs. The Fifth | by Ny, Ilitchcock,—»n confidence extendhig . tormer pastor of the Iirst Church hud ad- | evening by-the family of' Dr, Thomas, It | in tho bonns, Joiuts, ctc., causing caries of tha W York, his ti o) of 1830, teturning i | Natonal Baak, in which he'was counsel for | pyen beyond the [iimits of the eity or State. vised that the speaker assume the feadership | woulidl seem that the reverend gentleman Is | omies, rivkets, spinal curvatures, contortions, durlng the S anossibla for I to so | W defense. In this sult, wiich 18 now be- | vt Tritehcouk,” said Mr, .’ 1. ~Gallup, Politics in the IMawkeyo State, of the new arainization, “Fhe apeaker's task | 1 o falrway foultinate restaration to henltn, | Yhlteswelliigs viricors veint, vtd., the SAl September,—| 5 fora the Suprems Court, Ilyde Tark | s ofd partner, * \was superior as n Inwyer Spectut Correspondence vf The Chicago Tribune, would b n hard one, 1t would be o great | Durlng yesierday hls symptojus were favora. | BAPSRUBLEAT will resotve iwpy those deposia thoroughy throw olf tho burdun 0 buaess | olyimed from tho bunic® the ewn of | qud ab. AT5 woutid 6L, desceiid. to. why- | DEs Storxis, Lu, May G—Thore fs gotting to 3 i deal ensler for him to remain where | ble, and he restéd quietly, 1t 1s hoped that » nd, Y onres 48 wul 2 465,000 which it was alleged was lost bysome | tiing that was belittiing, 1o stood in the | bo considerable polities to the ucro In lows. | ks wns and tevel in the . luxury’| by Sunday lie may ve nbl‘; to sit tp, and that mfi'fi"a‘fimm who nre taking theee medicines for for recuperation. Ie " enrelesness on the part of the bank in Fecelv- | front rank nt thebar—wns u falrjury lawyer, | Tho Guuernatorial vot fs boillng, and tho vari- | of a cliureh whose success was already es- | his further convalesconce will be rapld. ‘Tle. | the cnre of Chronfe, Serofuluus, or Syphilitia “élug\l(l;:}‘lglll“lu:l:;llll‘r’%{fig ortmll:lg"hl:a' ’mr{’"fi; (n{g'fimm I\l}mldnn. (.l‘;n uggmn{dnz d’l‘fuuml{:r but excelled 08 it counsellor.” * [ ous cundidates uea boing catechised closely as | tablished, but duty called nim elsewhere, ™ - [ Rev. J. O, Freeman, of Bumv!p( Ith, will ;:mnsw. hn’n"\e\;;.-: l:ht'w may b!“h mfibniurp;& {aul i W Jieyon s e, wd s fo it extont, | Sioitnaccsis To. M nseo ADOLE B |t o 3 St i S MU | to whnt thoy belovs nnd ‘whoro they mand on | 1 A the Gonclysion oF, tase riet yuiuirk | prenl ut o U Koonits Clurl ™ n JIG010ys | Hlet LS it Bt oW ngt 550 [l felloed from tid wressiiro “which .| )y qopearanea i court whsas caunsel for | 1o G (rant.= ot o fomarkably billilit | tho varlous issucs boforo the pooplo. not the | DI Lormer, after -calling Mrs Q.8 Aursicfo, | Tucatee, Sundnj, af flnct, injg itw oven, {1 1 suro shen that ho cure s iros welghed upon him or S0 nany | ¢, onth - 8ide Rallwny. Company in the ) 4 4 least of which s the Prohibition amendment. b . o greang, iose discnaes tho paticnt clthor o oot v soperoutly (oo | aule Sbrotgh Lo Gaioli to_ il Trom | EnunerdALund corhoragon Iwyons T | Al bevo satod ol viows: cxoopt Saamia | o Jappenl UL US ISRt oo Der | cENIRALIA UL | Edbe e i foitonhe deeien o, [l soiuiscondon. Tl corpulinoy Insronsed, | S5 1%, U2iore Vo s cltants woro T Wiorn. 1 Foporicd, Fofasd t0 0. tholr viows, | Seiord fondiug (e, rowart it tolt o6 | Cryriania, Tl May G—An Impromptu | Mlialut Kl shend audcontiaue, o Rer It was wore dilicult for him to get around, | 1y iher of National banks and insurance THE COURTS. "Ph i i 3 o] aston L i Ot oxeetil” | meeting of Sunday-school ehildren was hield | PARILLIAN mukes tho’ patient focl better, il alarming symptoms of heart-dlseasg | MUY I sty Bl 0 InTonason uslred Was Miathor sony wore [ngly khuetul do. i ERERE. Sor iy ; 4 every fiolir you will grow bettor and {ncrense fn iy, :{mw" thomseives. 1le_had the constant compatfes, Ifo was olso for guite nllmlu s o L for or ugalust tho proposed wmerdiment; and | huvlng yesterdny morntng glven faithtul | in the Tabernacle this afternoon, Four Sun- | BVAES BRRe SR WUTEO be o, Ky, tame of D, Jahustone, of Tiydo Park, but was consulting lawyer of the South Park Bonrd, THE ITARVEST QUEEN. whotber ur not thoy consfdored tho lopublienu | synopsis of the coming repor """'""'"1'1'% day=scliools united thelr numbers, formed a "The kreit power of this remedy {8 in dlsensos and conducted some of the most 1mportant ‘Tho cnso of Carse vs. Christle came up be- | party pledged In favor of the awondment, ling, paraded thestreets witha band of musle, | yput threaten death, s in uneble to secure any alleviation of iy suiits witicly avoso soon nfter the passaxe of 08 to the lovine spirit existing between: - thi : o a , P r and between the First | tnd ussembled 1n the Tubernacle, where nd gires troubles. - During }"“ (renter et | i nct. 1fo was nlsfllnsmlmumnl [n secur. | fore Judge Jnmeson yesterday on w motion | or only to socura its sulmission to the {;{mficfi"'}m{fsflmmfi“w e © Sty | muste i sidresses wore mntie,’ Abont ( ONS' |MP I ION 3 of tis year he lus boeort confined | g tho pnasuge throtigh the Luglslature of | to setasldo the decree, ‘Chis was o bill filed | peoplo. Nothing onn bo walnod fu this Stato by | iR BRE S0 (ot i T1s opinlon, Aud | LWO cbildren were in ling, und 1,20) porsons sat : w0, Ky, 1,?" m:lmlmmlfiit nu:l“mv 8 b, J b"‘ntu‘\fd nc)g tho logisiation by which Miclizan avenus | to settlo tho affalrs of the schooner Ilarvest | nttomnting to evado an fssav by stlunco, and tho wrobably In the opinioh of overy othor mem- down in the bullding. Every speuaker wis | of the Lungs and Tubercutous Phibists, Sorofus bl - wns titrned into & boulevard, and drew up ucen. She left Port St. Anne, Micl., Mon- | fspirant for offico makes u great mistake who hing 2 ;;fi“‘"fi‘lhl‘l)h“r‘:fi‘;'ll’“:m".‘%g'flu]mfi 'l'"m:rl‘fi‘f tho not under which_that fnpfovement was 3ny. Sept. 0, 1880, for Asluuhllln:wll.;:n & cargo | 0es it and the resutk vl o nunlnuflh.im. dr. s, s e it 1. | made, = Y ¥ Larraboo 18 apposod to the wmondiiont, ane o5y, [l end wasso near, | Thitraduy night M. Will- | MS)%i51, was thoestimato placed. upon hia | 92 Iron ore, but sprung o leak und sank the | (oect B SRS, B L SEORRCEA AL Clure, bl brother-ln-lnw, was In nt- " o N y, Vi - %}-‘.‘.‘fl'.‘f%é\','so.'."?.|'nfi Ncr\lrly‘a'llwum nl,_.l‘)h udgment, that lis was eontlnually consuited | fullowing Sunday, Sho was lnsured for | |\ yioones an, o bolioves, with o great many .3, {hrongh howns In grcit ntie At$ 0clogk lfi;!;;‘ta%;m\'gg:aw}teurnllu: enges in which | 810,000 in the Munhottan, Faneull Iull | oihor tomperance mon, that Prolubition doos A Thore was no man | Great Western, and Greenwieh lysuranco In the morning ha usked for ndrink of water, Chicago in whom the members of his own | Comuvaies. 'l'fm Phenix, of Brooklyn, re- not prohibit, His opposition to the smichdment o i vected with the *“Chautuuqua salute.” Tho -8y | ‘Digenses, Wosting. De, ber, tho result of the hrobosed chialize Woullil ficoting was hignly onjoyei. O e e pheenoratioy he-the doubling of the strensth of 4 ] prge of Wnater (dustantaneous relief afforde Baptists on the South Side. 11e hoped il GERMAN LADIES' AID SOCIETY. where enthoters bive been hised, thus dolog woulkl see it in the true Hght of & blessing to 5 . swny with the painful operntion of usiig thess the cause, - The German Ladies' Siek Itellef and Al | justruments), dissolving Stone in the Bladder, ‘The report, which was now read, was n3 | Soclety, through Mrs. E. S, Huus, the Presi- , and in #ll cnses of follows: o 1 4 To the First Baptt Crurch, Uhloago: Your | SCHb NO- 165 Cliestnut strect, hus distributed | fnflammation of the Blad= which was given him, - About anhour Intor o L ! In the Bennto was on gonstitutional grounds: Iuce Inst ‘Lhanksglving Day the following - T y e profession put more confidence, and whose | insured the risk of the Faneul! 1Lall" Coms |. B © that the | Sluce Inst Lhanksglving Day the fullowing T isattendunt potioeiln poculinr change W | opinion they followed ot uihesitatingly. | pany. Duc wrotest wis made n few |t tho Comtitution royuired tho sssont and e o o Seuneo b | nrtlcles to such needy fmilles ns have been der and Kidneys. ,’,,:"\m" ealled In, but DY the time |‘ s dnys after, I which Cupt, Christie, | beliofof a malority of the Legislatura that ‘a | Lorimer, ), D., fo which he' propuscs asover- | sought out by the Soclety, or which ) In chronie cases of Leucorrhoen and Utetinr et S R T i IIE JUDICIAL VERDICT. | the mate,” and three seamen united. | proosed anondment was necossars and right, | aneoof tho prstorat rolntion, |n arder to cuablo | atherwise com fo telr notice for al Pl him to tuke charge of tho now churgh soon to " 1 irEy-1v ey 01 a1 B e R O e ot ae L s, ;:l‘g!:éf(ff !u!}lie:lu‘x':m‘;:llll;lv,’ll'llr‘l?-l‘;:""m" B One bottle contafns more of the nctiva princls housg farmerly occupled by the Michisan Avuli front seven grocery stores. grocerl o Aluntiut Churon, iy recelved serlous and | vistun to twenty-ono familiess won et b Boner fh, Sliven Mt s, e | Shreo it hones foun for leven tos O] nt have led 0 tnke hy Wi o e o nfi‘\'-urmeluu vory reluctunt to_part with | titute fiumnd worle foumd for tenty-nine I% R R &0 faithtul and eflicient an undor-shepher: lxursunn: wrsonul visitation madg to 33 fum- . . - hos dong g0 much in the ess burlyl expenses met for three persons: ) E RADWAY'S The new: i 2 Judge Drinmond was enlled on yesterday | < short dime ufter John Carso | befora submlitting 1t to the pooplo; thut tho wlllgxr;"m’l?:g"l‘{{:;hm’éllllug’“&hl,l#f \}Il‘:;ll"fi ntlcm,;'nin. among others, for his o,’nmm, uyg ll‘lcll a bill ln theSuperlor Court ngnlnn).bmn[. Luglslaturo was to sit In Juddment on the wor- eiershody knew him, andenused mugl sor- | Mgy, Tliteheook, nd h charctorlzed the do- | SIEisto aud others, clalmig 10 bd o A | its of tho question. Tho mujorlty of the La wls- tow and distress. 16 Was the subject 0F 00l- | wureend s o vory exéollont. lw, o osusrat the vosuol, it alan Smrniatisod Hi laturo disygrod with Wi, aid declurad that to yersation on the ilyde Park- trains (n the | ceased s o very exc ont lnwyer, and very | Insurance Companles, ‘The latter paid the | the people bolohged .the vignt to decldo morning, and when, later n_ the duy, the in- | courteous and gontlemunly fn all his rela- | money Into court under its order, and nflb tho ity and “”“"g"““ rejeot tho amend- telligenco dlitused’ itself throughout this | tions to the Court and Bar._ Is arguments gm{:{;t mle‘:l‘."c"m“ l{:frfl‘{“ll:”"‘{hg“cfi'r‘m‘;‘é: Iuhts dud on;shie e m"}:::."m:u Siuiets ’t'!’l)[ which hnd been the seens of bis activ- | wera always very clear and distingt and con- | &5 steps to have the woney paid to them,- | they would vote nguinst it ut tho polls. But it or gu many yenrs, there wis & general i 18 v berul {r o 3N 1eellneunhmumxmuu'm sorrow, which will fined closaly to the materfal poftits of tho | ug they were holdars of thio policles, bu e paonies ot s presone T at sy, 1 e famillesy les of Mediciies than kny utbor Preparution. il pru- Tuken fu Tonspoontul doses,while others require from , Ove or six times as much. ty- ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE, 2 PR AR L A one N brief period of two yeirs to restore this churet [ 'hynksiiving dinner fuenished to sixty-ning 1o 4ts Turiner pwsition of power uad influenco. | pergonss flonr from e, Norton, 400 pounds, o » ‘! tho people, 1n iLs present form at least, 48 thore exuress [tself more fully and ofticlally In g | Controvorsy. e novor spent uny tmo un- | gomo of the companles procured ailidavlts of | 8 ront_difforenco of oplnlon na 10 what it | Our congregutions huve boon luryer thun we Shivek ety palelaoe fow days 80 far 0 tho HMOTIBOTS OF 16 lyuncll necessarlly 1n collateral questions. While ho Jl“““’,“ St“b" o, "’l ml“ 5"“""’“'l"" “"’fi"fi“‘ TCANS-WROHOF It 1ncaris RDKOINILD proalbitlon | BAYG OYeL Dalaro KNOWs KRG 10 NARARKIDE N }'}3:,"'"(‘1‘:"::! _"0 :'i}‘:’:tt"-lx)n-}nh-lm {‘l‘lfl‘-":mxlll"‘lux‘nl: KT and liar aro concernied, was woll postad on alt branelies of Jurlspru- | UBECREE CRTIES M, BLBOsS, AR, (o ke For Wiy BUEDORoL OF Shly DrObIIce TS | they Wen Inoteioiod as wol) halinod, e that | 1q TMFES iR fainiss, dctot sorvices Tot vife—| = ) , s x In- i 3 3 2 od, H 1,|l,..|;g‘:xl,£," ul,',‘,’u I,',‘}'lhf:,o fl,‘l"'l',m“A m}g “I.'I""lll: derice, his forte lay In the line of commerelal | gurance Company had pald its part of the MO TOr . 80lh AnG. Wao' a4 o Doverara. TF the | - TC 18 matlor of gratifiontion that thorofsna | thirtven Juwilies: lumiber, 170 feet, for one s sulurdey to, s only ajtor S, | 1% e Bk T Wt heE B | B e At L I SR Tt | . o g, 1 diis oo, UG | AL eI, Mro TSuIVeL i LIS XU F | o st O & - ek, @ e ] 3 ) erinl were recelve N i [ e living in West Ganbrldey, aliady wnd | ;“fif“fl“flm‘: ‘;}l‘:h”l'&‘:’ng"m g“‘:‘e‘&fl‘;‘ gk, el ’,’,mk:,““‘:"‘,?i, furthor dafunse | 1 sule of corn to Alcobol-worke, Th Legis | in tho most friternut Snirit, muut G0 v 8- | nbuut $125. Th WOrk of Ui Sewing ieet- . I Toledn, A oo cinher- usiitessin h ! in good faith, when It had twico been ai- iro had o fntout to inuke tho prohibition | surance that the two churches will bo i nllre- | jpry fins embraced the manufacture of 100 . Ad soon s thoy cun be hesrd from | the opinion that commercial law was the nhsulute, yot thelr nmendment 1& suscuptible ot afi;qu‘":finfi%& ‘.’;}'fi!’fi.fl"i’flmc‘?'{:}'{}’rfi'fli,’.‘fi marments from =55 yards of cotton flannel, ' lowed timoe to do so, und fulled to dizeover ¥ , ad, Ndo &:L‘l‘;’f‘{gl‘}}"‘;g")[{fg;f’!'fi;twllll; Qfif;lg‘ul‘;;“ ‘,&1‘1[ brauch In which the decensied was most emb | any, and partly Decatiws Scutt's logt afldavic oam o0 At antc bflg'cufiog'ilIifi;z{klv‘\vlllitn‘?%‘xl'l{(: Inhis ot In Oaksyoods Cemetery. J1is mothor nent. 1le had a very huppy way of stating | was In direet contrudiction of n former one | delined as to romovo all quostion as 1o its pure dled, uged over 85, n, West Cambridgo thiy | bis cases, cloar and conciso, Though not | he had mudu i "“’J&'fi!:’ ’f‘:‘t&nu.'s affidnvis aud | e rlonds of Sonator Harlun say howill bo | t thii is hoved that | I8 gurments from 338 yurds of musling nnd t'I;lL; Efl!}”ré'h 5:.‘}.".4#' 'nblnnflf'u!&mn .i.‘.‘.m- e | 1ty aprons and sneks from 1313 yards of QUEES AND PILEVENTS tweon whom und Dr. Lorimer the utinost cor- | ealleo,—n total of ML warments sule up wolern Morbus, Fevér ek, Vi otion was i dinlity and hurinony of viows will exist, so that | frem 6703 yards of materinl Ne 4 pis, Sy [l Week, and was burled Thursday, what might be eailod o rhetorlelan, vot ho B B e Teduenmn M, Tt T F—— wan clfective with o Jury, boeauso ho wis { j,0 o insnranca compnnies to eome tn and | g nowspupor correapondonts cannot kill hin | and hearty cobperation In uil chiireh work, And | houevolent Society the President desives 1o Diticuie Breathing. ol BIOGRAPIIICAL, polnted, and fair, nad candid in his stute- plead, bt It wis not arguod, and thovefore | 9 by rumiors of foruign inissions 1o begivon | it fa also noped that the memborsblp |nr both | yyout sl U thunk the mguy donors ot e ho Charles Hiteticock wns born In Plymonth | nents. Continued to Monday mornng. bim. © . ghpreios will unltivate o sympatbotlo siitit and | yygnoy'and material, all ot which lns been Bowe: Complaints. County, April 4, 18 Judge Rogors testitied to the abllity In e The oxtenvagant stutomont of newspapersand | friendly inteccourse, such us to beget n huppy most judiclously used for anly the strietly Y o Y, Muss,, April 4, 1837, and was the son | whiciy Mr. Iitehcock condueted his cases. > : corrspondents thut auy purtioulsr candidate | unity and assimilation of vivws. Struding apurt | FOG S C 3 A ety pooseness, Dinrruoa. Chutams Morbun ue yanfal dis lie, o Chatles aud Abigalt Hitcheock, thomalden | Ty was not u great advocate, but DIVORCES. hia gut tho bulge i ull thoatbors is simply bosh, | will tond ta mke us ohe-sided and setfish,und | Beedy and worthy poor, and slie would fiti- - ehantes (et e busals are st 10t or 2 mise wuy lead, without cuuse, to ubsulute estrange- | ther KInd(y thank the genorous fimnilles re. Btes by king Kudway's fleady Ifolfer. No songess e ; ¥ shhmi on Wabash and ndiu aventes for B8 TFntERstn. oy weakiers or iassitude, wid With theso viows your Committeo recom- | contributlons of some neediul things tor hor lflfigglg the udoption of tho foliowing resolu- "w'i personal ||‘se. ,\his. Iluns s vigor- I WAS THE FIRST AND 18 Jicused, it wo roceive tho communtonton | ocidid Bt ve * consecntive yonrs withe 'TIHE ONLY PAIN REMEDY of our pastor {u the suwe loviug spirit in whicu out remuneration, ex cepting for one month .:=| {s inade mluu. Il.u‘nl: numl;’ult "}nfi'.“ln";:-mfgn 3: feing Sentombar i llnsl kym\r :‘,';m:” L "fi" lnsllnll’nl)"alng! thio most excrugtatiug pains, B Nov Cl 3 S ! hy ocures s Whloh Tt 18 e pectod 1ho Row houss of wore | laborcd ‘ulso for the Dbl Sclety 1 connee- mheinor of the Lo Stomne uth mameof the latter boing finil, lils enrly | wns very “effcctive " in hix arguiments, Margarctha Ilolde filed u bill yestorday | Tbore hos uot yet developed any such unan- #lueatlon was oblalned fn the publie schools | 1lis _ovident sincorlty and caidor al- | ngainst Josupl 1leide, nsking for a divoreo | Loy of publio sbitlnont us to wacrant it, o land, & of Yembroke, Mass., and in Pinllips Col. | W08 lmpressed o jury. ilo wad 10b | o tho ground of cruelty aud desortion, show _conclusivelysthut no min has & watk-ovor lege, Andover, Ilo entered Dart, th ¢ ‘uh orator, but his specehics wore convinolng, Jano Donnelloy filed n bill for separate | -tickot. 'lhe contost will bo livaly and stroni, lege § 4 ed_Dnrtmouth Col- | qua his iannor’ such os to win confldence, Mitenaiee meaingt. hor husband, Patrlek | TOF tho candidates aro all sirong tnon with #rm atithe £o 1847, and whilo there his fathior died, | 1lo never lost his femper: ho had o nlgh | Jatitennnce aglnat, hor husband, Patelok | paokors; wnd thoro urusovoral othornomtontions tged 54, He was o close stivdent, and stood l'ugll'luuon. and wus a very able Inwyer, Donnelley, charging him with cruelty and ocmmfunv.uunn mu(mbu:lxmnrml.whiuno ns mot, O deseition, tha fleld for considorablo dickerhig and paivi 3 blgh fn his olass, After gradunting, In 1851, udgo Motan said ho dld not know tho de- | EERAENG or o oicod for n decron of divarce | ok " bsntion e s ko o bestudied with Dunlel Blafsdol ceused Intiinately, but had dune somo busi- 4 Suclity: iy, Xhuthe ul the. 1 it of . ot Lol Silvel ount of % nighty uncortain atfafrs, ebip will ho comploted. tion with the Relier Suclety. Those who ether glands or orguns, pliention. milatire Then he went t Wnahlnxlonl If)o "o, y‘mx ngsa with hlu, and rogardod himnaw wost | ot Lowh Silvoron account of Ner ulleged | mightéUirtait AR ) contont 18 anr- olbed, “ThIt recogntzing the possibility that | muy have means or material nt their com- - 1N FROM ONE 'O MINUTES. g . . s of Fairllold; THon W 10 1 v onw, | zation of tho now enurch,~| re the T pely % Bed-r en, A ppled, h: w o tdthe Hnrverd Law-School, belng ut that | qualifications us an advocute before jury, | #KRinst l‘“’-'“”{’ ohuke, and dnry F, Wit | 30R0E0 o il oy o worth, Thoro Ina Uizl Lo freely contributs of the sino to this gl N Io, b prinued Wit Hiseass may i) dy for occl ney,~wo cordiall; 5 vl 9 - i frandi ;‘uéiuf'&'::n%mnm aupal 'fi“ lemato with | Al Soctoty, which will use earcfully nnd k= Siirer WADWAY'S READY 10LIEK wiil aors 24 tribute whitly the -eontributions placed at its tant cuso. a3 in ol of dur eollilons foevloos, Until the BOW | e gunl, "Flho. IOthOrs: sowing et 0c el SMMXTION OF TIIE KIDNEYS, ‘Resolved, Taat s Comnmittee of Correspondence gu‘rs clm'('.-llxrl\'etlnegglltw lllnul'll.!:nll. and m}s one INFLA J,t:‘lzlfi(l’ma N OF THE BLADDI bo [nted to Inke tho nucessary measures to or ehildren on Saturday afternoon, . In re- & O Boolire ' sucoossar Lo i Liotiiier, bis sorvicos | ation 1o lllu'l‘lmulmulvln’g difner GEniahed gope tHROATODLE 10 commenca it tho rotireiment of thy presont | to sixty-ning persons, the' President, deslres PALPITATION OF T a pastor. and that_sald Cotmitteo l"; ln;"",flmd 1o stute that this was the generous gift of the RYSTERICS, CROUR, IPHTHEIUA, ko asoept o vm,llflnrtjd !':r\lgq,!:;,f h;;“ horimer | Jtev, George C, Needlinm, pustor of the Chil- 9 ATARRIL INFLUEN e S Atur abiits Y | cagu-Avenuo Clinrcl, who kinaly admitied BEADAGUE, TOOTHAGH I, ecuro thy communding abllity that the position 1 Hirg 2 Ll o 4 2 that number of the poor and nocdy brought UVOUBNLSS, SLLLILISSNESS, - irey, 5 Sy 2 y U " esniuad, That whilo we give this Committoen | DY the Society to the Thanksiving feuyy NEURALGIA, (LY ?’(‘r'fi\?lfa‘mun’rcgmu ! wide Intitide, It 18 not intended to commit tho | sprend forthe poorut his church un that CHILBLAINS, AND FIROST B limoin the oftica of s forto wag I the quloter branches of hiig | from Petor B, Wight o tho swme ground. disposition 10 chargo th Guvornor with taunipu- i ton, Lo ws mlmxz@&fi?“fi.fl“‘fifig't‘tfig"fi] };lrlgtesalom o \was i sound. hivisor aud Juses Habunm wraiiied artionwuent divoreo fating appolntmons tosorvo bis Suutori] ‘it i 154, and I the latter part of the Bamo year camlsuluréu d 0 1most amable ny. to Fredoriok Luhrson from Amils Lubirsen | powe. ‘Thors s no foundation wintover for it, Aan i e to Chilengo, 1ls was fu the ofllce of | Jtdgo Smith regarded bim as ono of the | 01 tho grouud of adultary, a8 any poraon Knows who knows unything about g Michs Willlams & Woodbridge for sevorul months, | oblestlnwyers at the Chicago Bar. 11g bad . TIEMS, B!fl‘,;m”.‘!.‘{-f‘ tg':ll}" 1‘;:‘:"‘::»&"1’:’:%‘3:;3 w'l‘x’l'(‘:{:':»I i then formed n partnorshi triod soveral onses with him, ono of the NS, . . leorgs P, Goodwiil, but the u'ir‘l’.‘.flkfif': lllf.ffi most. lmfunnnt, bolug that of tho Villo of | The United States District-Attorney, Gom | fiermvd s uneorare ol o g St Bt d ot :lfi! than @ year, 1o then beenmne | Jivdo Park ugainst tha Northwestern | Lenke, yestorday prosented to Judga Ilud- | 8o, the projoot s buei wisely abundoned,,und all e ated with 3Mr, B, B, Gallop, who_sided | Fertilizor Compuny, Which settied the law o | oy lon for Johm G, Wustor letgd | Thja iow overy foliog fur blimsult ; % Uhu i 6omo real estte madters, and wigh | to the rights of ' corporations to cronte [ Betbu pardanfor Johu G, i, convicted | °hg e 1o Goneral oxpression i favor of i er, V whotn ho remnined. for AbOWE: Rl yotr, | nutsances. Mr, Hitcheock was not speclally | O verjury in-falsoly swearing to his sufll- | StateConventlon in June. Whilo thoro i vonil fler tho dissolution of the fir, Uitelicock, | cons plcuous a8 o jury-lawyer, but was un clunef on o mateh bond, The pardon, tiow- | 10 teceasity for i o canipalign, us tho nomi- bre & Everts camo Into oxistencor Tha exn'cllem udviser of fine busluess judgment, | over, Is conditional on Wuston's romaining | hations mudy by thu Convenduon sctfle the WS I 1865, About 1850 N in the County Juil untll Dee. 23, 1881, and ay | fuvation s to clecuon, thora I8 a doalro to have | shureh to nny one until the fucts urs reporied | day. e applicition of the Ready Relief w ‘the 1. Evarts dropped | and & goud lawyer gonerally, e . Thio nitior t rost, tho b and speclal sction takon theroon. : rt 718 whore the pui dl | ol 1, and th COCK A ) Y ol L ntral Commitiee will muot here ., | 5 r 3 v’ 3 o ity to sixty dro) n half & tumbler of NYo hanef o Hifehootl, Dupeo. & dudah. i | Erdod il s o good awyor, entirely falr STATE COURTS, S W cdneaday to-uronre Biaha Tor tho tatim | o DF Lorinwr wis entled buck tw the chalr | e ehlof of aur pots | Shorty,:a casteated | yaior il i 4 fow minutes oure Gnwm now, and he said that, although the report | cat now It years old, T et boun shawi i nt the 1o tho Doncons | Yory sufut, dindied e, niwye at Home, and ~Spruins, Kour Stomuch, Heurtbura, Slox Tead: i temained thus until'Ja rab| Cy ‘| e 1. 1 last, wh . | and honorable, well up 1n his enses and woll Iugh Ward commenced nn aef trog- | Jid Cumpboll” will ndviso orgunizaton wnd a p Hiteh , when' Mr, 3 P ugh Wi tion In Wt o consier the resignation, It find been | Bever sadivtod to roof wiio at nights, Ho i a §C0C Ditrrhu, Dyscnters, Calio, 'Wind in the I q o s row ek vetired, “His hoatth ljnd become | Preparod, snd faithtul to his '!"0"“"' In i | poas yesterday againat the City of Clifengo to Efl““’r&'}{\'fi“d"\é‘fi.fi{“nfifi! o fi“?‘&mfifll ] orbusly Iupalrold ~within the' lost threo | €sts. 116 wus bottor before a Court than ¢ rapnred without his nid, 116 most heartily | dear old follow—mfiont uad tidy in bis habits, and Biwol% and all nieenal Pitns. -0 0 50 Tio m2ue bls sorvicos na w counsolor wore of | £0F6 8 Jury, ns lis Was liot ntich of an orator, | Fecover 85,000 daninges, Souditiun.—amd, then noulty wio Qrosnckors | PEoBATE WITASHE IO ot of tila et tuiing too prescavo of any kind of Hith'as u W i i ays uurry. 8 hotle ot hade il Abriicpalue to: berily him to' withdraw | Tho Judgelind had soveral lportant eass | Marfhia L Kempster broughtsuit for 85,000 | 1o M5! O o'l M d™\hle® Goke | Willoh — was more complimentary thai | Gatter of toun dbigist agd ofunsa, |1 his 1blds witor will pravent sickness ur Galis [rom cinge o ll‘l trom the firm, < with hin, particularly ous over condomnn- | damages against Chestor Dicklnson, Ly D.'| corn, and thoy will hold tholt twonty- [ o had . antielpated, Mo haa ale | 85 SEEEa0inbipols sae ateat recardod. feap fWuter, it 18 bettur than Froneh Brandy or 718 Tify 8 o ggficv):s‘nvmflll‘zfi%flmu B | e fota s oty T aaibion s | Lawoll, sud Frederlok Potors, ol HBout for s raspoctabi onseo. Goy | Weym drlod to nerfurui his work ne e | bomg o killing of o, st ‘on plonssnt Birters ua a wimuinnt. thouy . J i o8, nl- consud helu n v 1 Inge! i . Col, mighty dictated, He woutd do all ho could | arternoon, 1t 1e an nbominnton in his cars t "7 2, o uL".‘.‘{.‘“x'i:’;‘n}“"g“ e and "°““"‘“’m Ropuls- | would be greatly missod amoug the mouibers 3#&"’ Trstlliger sael Angiat oarga tor, |, %" g""“’,"";“w“"‘,‘ Ford f‘l‘,".“{h”","“é"f iy “'“’ [ to uw‘:uny an ellelent suceessor 1o himselr, Buve thom piurced by the. = dlyu?":du'ulm notaos " i FE ER and AGUE S0, thoual L 80, howaver, Lio con- | of the Bar. ; f ok s B O g b e by o as Lamlslatiry | gy, ruther than leave the First Church cvip- | of a at ik, Ouo duy, Jound ugw, two younyer | = 3 v s i e With reluctance, to the uss of | Judge DBooth's oplnlon wus that Br, The Chicngo Tolegrapl'Company, for the M Y st ofpcis 8 1 pled, lig would exveute n sort of flank move- | fulines enigugod in an ahlmated” dlsoussion with !{2\ fm I‘AN‘D Au‘lfi Bu_mll ’flfl Uty 1S el Unlo et EAudlato on"tho Cittuws’ | I was o vory, fing” Inwyor, * Hos alivays | usoiof X, G, Lorilug et tho Cly Of Chlan | HikcuhlekSounty: dud iy Gl o Siaace | i, Noxt Tucadas ulgit oan lozal ivcos- | Qs AR teotly Wil i el with, pulleunid - SHORL LS00 LRI, 1 i, SO B AT of the Con o ) 3 Nty rliore Lol , would bo 8 meeting in the vie | o 3 £ % Sify g o 0, Lnde onat Conventlon, 1o was medl bl\r Tordoly and clonrly, wWithout the 180 of w | 8go sued tho oity Tor 1 1ike Aotnt, hmmf-n‘l& Efifixl’éuf""‘ Col. 8hetivy wili pormit | sity, thore eeting cossion of Nying loaps ‘"J,l.“f lmn bounded ous, Bilious, m""""{)\\fl"\"‘"“'l ollow, und Hthu 1 room of the Second Presbyterian Chnrel for hoty " o fovurs wided by | 8 PILLS) %0 quio) b0 DHFpPOAS uf forue the new orennlzatinn, | thewn i liniaht. ThioreHo siand o oriay 88 RADWAYE READY IHLIITK, Ny an organiztion beibg necessury bufoye | spuce, oyeuys fitst ono nd then tho nther, with YIPTY CENTS FER BOTTLE, cmnmullslc(;ulll' bt’ Ifl:v l{nd 80 turllh. 8" l{“i“rg % ht«r‘l,ullzl" -p'l:\v '»ll‘e\‘w:.d-d. v|'x|:dmu;uwlln'n'r ln? b 3 s mmeo ~ ntanded occupying 10 Fire ! 1rd aro uwil lolr urehod backe, . {.‘!Il:glrlv?:l;(mhl)ll.t all uummw’. Illlll’l’!isxl‘llfl uuwu:. the Liristl "f.,m"' callupsed, antd they lett the ,RADWAY'S A overwheling - T'ho 8 e i lulng mnjority, superfluous word,” 1o had conducted o Tho South Park Comuissiotiors filed apo- | "y (reonbackers have not yot given an dam Eho 3‘“ ayes. E(llui’t, ‘Xut‘l‘n‘:fl": “:x‘:hl number of very important cases, and man. | titlon for assessment of dmnnges for cons | algnof wiut they wit do: aud right h';‘srn 1 will n tio Ce, kw‘r gentlomon' “who - formud | 8sed_thom with marked abillty, verting ‘Thicty-fitth stveot, from the Grund | nuke u point. ‘Cho printers of auxiiinry shects e, P Wik t.d{fl“""""’. delogation to that body, He | Judge Anthony did pot hear ot Mr, Hitch- | bouluvard to Michigah avenuo, into n boule- | for tho country pross say that the Groenback Y slcted s Chutrian ntter i honteicon. | cockts denth tntll o Into hout by tho tay, mud | vard. . pupees weu wenllowiny up the Dutacaratlo b~ aconth. | was greatly surprisud whon he did. ' i | _ Morrls Drossner begnu o 6ult to rocover | b entive. Soveral tomocrutlc panors huve bl T gho Her Wiungle, he bel ! firoppod from . tole lisis, Greonbinok papors | S0F catie on uliend of thme, - which caso ho | SD0t. ol luu difturent direstion, st tho ot o . bt el Julll | oo un | ook, anl, el | SRR SR Sy | SV e e i el DU | WO Sh TN KU omortops, | B itotin ok gty | Regulating Pills! ed yyer . 5 Al 3 s ol 3 i o o J uul Wll‘llxm;:x{g dcl&bumumu With wisdom | stitutiounl Convention ut 1870, and had | Thouis :{“Ul{,‘ s"r‘.h‘ 1 .lum'“p' 1 D‘f'.““‘l’ o e R Lorimer was left to the Bourd of Direetors, Hflifl?‘dh’&“&'fi&"&?‘:’:“&.‘,’&."i«‘!..‘.ii,'-“’.fl":“ IE::E PBRPECT PURGA'ILV S, SOOTHING APERI. 8L, e Ol ! 2 Ve url; s 4 rustoa of the Firs urelt witd _ninounee o uiterwards wenn Wi - binted for by 7 - Bl " tie mew Conatitution tha [ of i coupralionslyo, Industefous ming, io [ west 15 feat of Liog 18 excoue tha nords 10°( Bill t0 v s vtelolrngors, whioh has | a1 Aeoptod, ai SIE. J. Fr LGS wad |l PO ha:orIMOUBOF Kitty - wanld By HELIADKE, AND NATUIAL IN 18 13 Inem\m‘j‘ “fiuur the Bupreme Court | was distinguished for hls research aud in- | feet ”fn "ldt ’f}“‘ hvll’“"?u'{ll:lgtl(l,;lullltil\ |uym“|m now passod botn Houses ut a\lhunylmluhnnully[ elvcted to Ml the vacundy, stluu‘ullr "dlm}'xvh savnte lllwufillcllgl’l)}fi|)(‘)‘lla 3 g besde the Ity ublieny Cony, 0 wus selectad by | vestigation, 1lis education was. thorongh, | executors of Nouh Hul Y ocle 5040 | wuppites un uotyal neod in our oriniini Dr, - Lorlmer theh dismissed the meeting -m| any of || tiup yum“ or fouling A Vegetable Substitute for Calomal, s W e Contenton i il | and, b of i scans b vl i | e, Cunal Lriatoes” subiivialon ot soc. 7 | ot Vit silel ot | ' Bonodlotio ot bragor ettt o B e | e St st ik 1t pob! lees g to the fact th: self vory lar to corporation law, he cove J b & vl ¥ 3 5 " 7, vt [ et ek SSRGS | Sty WSt el o ogal Turitpeiionts | 7 it wionily ymong Seuce, e SRR fogientts g ognbunt s e | et g pickS, e Dey, st and. Loy 88 whiely foneh A1 At o fmsole was ot | 48 fow men coukl, und 1 his death the Bar CRIMINAL COURT, - {osaritotl a1y 1 in welt: and ot 1t mdy be | Thepastars of tho Congregational churches | 0. oite " Ouonsiun’ & lidy of ‘tha Suwmlis, Sisardors of the Stamuoh, LiVer, Towei Kid: pol N compriion i thFoURLoUL the district ws | hind sustained n great loss, ., Thanias King was trled for assuult, and ac- | copnuitiad i splritor Terocity which wold oD o Rregntional HICes | yhio sultoring from nsoyero attavk of thoth: , Beys, Bludder, Norvouy Diseases, Heudachc, Cons - b as deteatud, mflll‘&'l‘é ‘\,Vh X Dlealllster, : i quitted, s00m horribln to s munlorsr of reasonally-bus "l’.: m}‘!-““'"l"g“’! “‘f"w fr l““;‘“ "l‘ "“l’ thlcn:o I b s lin woa pes BiRotiattas: Fovar. Tniutmatin o s fewas fantrfe ERL g . ull of 1871 | REN OF 4 i B miuno instinets, nnd it way intlict injurics besido | ‘Cheoldglenl Sswinary met yesterduy i tho | sarding hor tntontly, sprang upai hor lip, nu 'y Y B ‘l.l_hlmf'mv'fi‘){l lll‘m!‘!lclu tnka part In 'gu})vfl: .-fi:‘:,,},‘.",,‘,",‘.,nf,gm,_;,o,h,'f hfiv;::::t the wa‘%’,fimfim bleadedgullty o tarceny, snd wl‘t‘luh} ,L-wwlull i tho {J‘W uf wouion, douth ulrlarg: the Urand l’.’,xwlflc l)lowl In{mnnm- ["‘,‘“'.‘.'."r‘}.‘-’é‘u".‘;"'h‘.'i"'" z':‘;'r"u‘.‘.'m'fi'.““'. 1 :r‘k"h E‘:lrl:' “"&'J‘A&‘.‘.’.‘?.‘«i".“.!"‘!;’r’r‘&'i’ .f"‘iu!."l'.fffi“t.‘.#t il u{ }{.‘]‘: C«u!ulllm[unu u\‘\‘l}l)lk.ll’lm“g ’;l‘:&' l'l‘::nl l'“{ Bar,” salil E. C, Larned, ‘‘wuk was n man of August Mosller wis on trlal for inrauny. Z:!’.‘E‘ L‘fi"x‘.‘.‘u'r’m.f-’;'.‘a‘.’h’:m." o sovout Long Ialaad | o0 with the Faculty and representutives of ;::l:mfl mows. ik ":II Tritmd s | :n'uufi:‘w l;lfllt‘lg Vfigfl%‘;}mm;fi?fl“ HO Wereury, mins o oolf eumx:'fly‘:]uu do o clected, and | ho ";‘."‘a romarkablo mind,—n vory able lawyor, the- [ 3N, Thomas plonded gullty to lnrcony, A Juoror selin way refusor by 8 young woman | tho Bodrd of Divectors. The meoting was flfi?fi?x&yflhfln’fi%fi:#& a4 inybody, and o - Ghsorve the m,,‘,w,,w,,mr.,,m'. rusulting i iy i € o 1, Commlitees of tha two | ovotieally and pructically,—a man of much | and was remanled, ; o e s orwand | argantzed by the uppolutuent of the Rev, 1, FRSGENUT AR REAAE SIENL WD A | grom Disorders of tho Digestive Drgans: Lyt 08 Broot iy, Uppecoliiilssoners on the | foreo in every way, and of great exevusve lhazh Currat, Thomas Waltace, nud Wil | oisoshould want 10 warey hor wnd o could ve | L' Goodwin, D, D., as Ghinleman and Jov, G, | follow are irensuvod up Iu the Iegonds or tho | o Constipation, inward Bllos, Kulineds of the e dupptmn the cuoriee ‘et Lt aaci; | buvors, Tego s hot w lawyerin the oty ( 1o kol yors b Lol for Uneatarising | piroortenpri; My arovidu bussel wite | 8, ¥ Savaieo Seomtary, futniiy, bt the abova ure urabubly s chance | UGtk bt iouet of Vi, tulinesd 1 ' 3 Solike viL Oy Wil o " 2. AR e thy g A fut eiibay W & 0st valuod and emel, | Who wus his supbrior in Intelleotual grasp, | tho eai 0f CIo 0 “M‘}m;({:m;‘dm%“:""'r tho rl, thruw hov {0 tho wround, - weid | - 1 We Blatehfard, Esq, Proshiont of the | juw' leaf,” oinu nitiicted with wrhonmutios™ | SF WUIBUE 1, the Biomicl, Buie Lenstutiont ] Gl experiuno e County Board, s great | 116 was not as quick o8 n good many, needing f;uu Morgan, Wio wits o lils way tu the 1lot | Bor thors whilo ho doliburatoly rubbiod o nold | Board of Directors, stuted: thus tho object of | when tho weatior 14 howvysand baviug lost his goh, Swintioe of the. Hoad, Hurried wnd Di. 'j,w lo"‘"““““""fl;‘fll'f“{ bractleal wisdom com- | mwore thue to elnborate lils views, nques- Bp! {ngzs, Y llluohur faco, «Nll-flmm.n :ur :nln- Ii_ru {0 wwhook- | the poufercnes wis to enllst by concerted m{::‘r. 523’5“‘.‘..'3‘;%‘!‘.‘..7’.";2....‘.‘.‘ 2;":;:":.: 1:';‘}. m‘: oult Brouthing, Plutteriug of the ileart, Obokiog of o the lirg ‘aned 1o it that thiue, whon, |'tions Involving extended Investigation aud | Willlam Burnsand Aloxander McKny, n- [ e tiuumer, o wsgiubn b s oo seod | nction the cobperation of the frlends of | Wiways piunifoaled for Bis Triowls.-Charifs dle OF BUTLUMHIN Dosaous winp it Pringpoer i Shana 41 Govornmenc” vy il wan | LoURLL In golng to the foundation of | dieier o5 schitiboticto briall Jlh b o | protoutuiu dastdhn bl by Wiaod 10 | U6 - SelSEs U g UMY, M ({0 | drct Welater G I 50, B e ey Forspiea i con . s Vi e | commit, und yi ey [ ? " e ———— . yellowness of tho Bkin und Bycs, Pal r, 004 §Ebis ung jineiot. After the” oxpiration | thiuh he was preculiarily prefmencnt, 'l‘Iw'Buvunlh\ urd clection caso s ugalis | thu law “could bostow upon - tho" wroteh | fessursiifp Fund whicl | ly necossary to Tho Murquis of Blandfords a5 Hia, Chints Tanbs, und sudden” Fiiabos GF Sibied o xud cangifed "3 b Witlidirew from " publig | 1Te was great as an advisor, and & vory able | aen postponod, this thno on account of the | was Ve yoars' lmprisomineit fur ¥an aseauic | reours the eonditionnl pludge of 8 A York Aun, . Heat, Burning in the Flesn, = "fi‘“'l of hify pmzui'f"’" exclusyely Ex the | advocate,~a man of undoudtad uhllllfi in all | slokness of State's-Attornoy Mills, 1L now | With utont 1o do bedily turm,” which is the | from Uol. C, (i, lammond for that ubicet, | The appearancd of tuo Murjus of Blandford aow dosos of Idwiy's Pllls will froe the s Anas marrid 1 On directions, aud vxereised vnrlyunwh fufluencs | goes over until after the cull of the qunsl- | ponully presoribud by ibo statute punteblug | ‘fhe Trensurer, the Itev, G, B, F, Buvage | 4o tho pukes of the Nincteonth Contury aw w = | Wystem grom ull tho sbove-uuinid divordurs, . KL Cible MeClyre, \engo In 1800 to Miss | wherever brought Into relatfons with men” | Grimlual calondur, and when again cpllod | S¥saults with n »kuire, digh Ipangar. OF OWOE | yuge a stateont o the presout conditlon of | loal land rofurmor bus tukun the town by storm PRICH 25 CEN'DS PER 10X, 2 (':.':,"" ong o e .‘,‘f'lu.""'“"' Jumes Me- | “*Tia was oxcellont luwyer and w wood | will 2o over, most probably, forever, 1t Is ;‘,’;‘:,:l’;.""',"}{‘,fl',‘{’;.“",‘{“',‘:;’,’,:' “,n'{.,,',:.:"’:,‘;.‘.‘,“"_ the finances of the Semiuary, showing the | i laudon. Tho durquls bus nover Bitbortn SOLD BY DIRUGG ST T Four youpe o tst sottlors In Lako | man,” suld Lyman ‘Frumbull, who wastoo | one of the' cases which has been aliowsd to | py it.. @0 tho cisu Jues mortlonsd, tng | UEKENL necessley of such w futd to ko | fven the jot ladication of au wddietonio | pong « PALSE AND TRUE." Faoved to hiy Yoymaiter bl wmarrlugo o | busy' to suy wore. : drug_tho 1ifo out of itselr, for the fucts now | Eriniiua probably saved vo years oa als syoe | &outt the uununl deficlency of Incoo frow | Jettess or of wuo clor of biuselt vr ubythu en o JAtk, iy i ML resldeneo T Tlyddo | o 1Hs standing 56 tho Dur,” sald Joln V. | Ebpear to bo that tho mosk f the. witheusca | tans by bolie” & Mitlo boturoned aiin s | 15 Brofeasarsniy. endoWaicnts nring from B s e mt | Bond & lottur stnmp 0 KADWAY & €O, "us}'nulnn Chur,.l:‘h't‘\lflnhur ot the Flrat | Le Moyne, % was excellent, 1lo was a yery | for the prosecutlon are hoyomd reach, and | orlio. tho Jargoly-redicod rites of {nterest Which | of his wiru, u duuhtor of tho. Duake of Ab: NO. i WARRBN-81', COR. CHURCH-5T., NEW L. M rgans 2K Was ong np that vitlage, and M, | conrteous, fair, and uble lawyer. I dou’t | those whoure still to o had haye forgoiten # T could by obtained from fnvestments, ‘The | corn, who hus on ware than one occasion been ¥ Beiorormution wortn th a3 u,’;‘l: & .l.'(:‘,z,f““"» and com,l‘fi‘;“mf“l:lfiw} 0‘( llhu tlnlnlk hlnlllnal nnyurm%ul (otrfia‘wnh [y iuri'. nll‘n&y over knowl uf_rtliu £nse, ‘{lmz it hus ;‘\ u‘l'-v‘/‘f fiun: '(;llulcc. In\'t-ulmvntr.lwlnloh’!nnuurly ;'}a-lnlmll lfllpvr cnn‘lpnlxllm‘l' t;,-r his nl‘nlnm’lll‘fiuu: tohvs:l: Touy - oo R worth thousands witl be sent a0 Bely to s it he had the reputution of being u very safe | not been disposed of I3 an outruge upon Thoro m“g:m;m‘;nfi..' u“u{um uer. copt unnuul tnterest, now producs abuut an ,mrm-n Wy from him. 0 turn ho has now 1e vway 3 ¥ YR THE ct 8 adviser. 1js oplnlon on any question of law [ justics, for " there I3 no zowd excusn 3. flay’s planta- 7 Fvelally vnm'-“éf.nflfl“““ uotable presence, | wus consfiered us good us snybadys. 110 | Torit. " Ono of tho dofondants hus beon al. Yam, o Bookiiut wbo In w Fual wonder to bl n Ty tigure, y ‘hnrmuu futness. 16 Pwas o man of his word, und was well liked | most worrled to distraction over l:hllm othier :,‘:'“ |u"o' m“'w“" PRl uxk‘ud ,'f"““'-' D wiiat whurfey W HIeh mudo biu seent | among lawyers,” hus forfelted a gaod positlon for the auke ot | Yo RIEER EI L R oLk, s nev s 'hg“:-ul&lellmlunl f‘&e&‘"‘vafluuu)‘ Wis; 1 n-‘u \;lllsqfunueflen! dmt “l Iu‘mdxfi." snid | belng :rlml&u.::i‘( tho ulfllsrasus!rnr them are | jor Bome, hus nover ussoclatod with bis own i 3 wore siruglly bl DY e ray uyes, enry AL Shepard, “thut his stunding wias | drotted an srusied beyond easuro ut | race, wyl has uover boen known to do s oulps. o was followe only respectuble porformunce with whiol be bie = oty Xresslon "covered thy Iatant awong the first, both as & lawyer and a’nai, | haviog been taken from thelr work vo oftens | ble ‘Sotd %% | Boardinan, Hyde, Curtlss, Bud WIL: | Ritberes secn xacedtod: A s, be dure anit auc fur sy il ved ) ; . = Lume \ B average of 7, thus diminishing tho relianle | fukes will bo wsoribed by wuny to o dosieo to l“’coum’ frous undu\vuu’n‘:t“l‘ufltl» nnalh“llfjl. pat himelf tn antugontsa to his father, the ' TO THE PUBLIC. Hostated that about, $6,000 had been cou | ke 0f Saeiiatoutsy b, wotitio wadti il © rmers oan be o butter gunruntus ot the value T W= | gurther, donbtless bo froely hinted that he 3 vay' . tributed towards this fund in S NOLS, | E 1 reul wuthor nf tha estay (0 Which I Sees thim 1 e S gt bl 6 L Do and other sums were virtually gl:‘t‘l{ed. Flak, | Bme I8 uttiuchod, which |4 In truth ubout e ..‘ As there aro Fulss ltcsolvents, Hellofs, 4 3 at way "' 1 Ul WESL YU buve