Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 11, 1881, Page 8

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WD AY, MAY 11, I881-TWELVE PAGES, . mnrks of stranguint body, and a cloth | trouble, ho thinks, was brought on Uy drinkiog | heen so situatad finnnclally na to preolude tha h novel wo find one chnracter thus desoribing . MARRIAGE | THE CITY. - SRR e (e el oy : ¥ i 1 Giving of much reliof, diie (o the fuct that the DR. D’UNGER. otiior: ™ A man of hoor, of Fghi-mindodtoss— |~ di s co LICENgg, ; the Infant's waist as to causo biackneas in the it Criminnl Co Tt funds had been reduerd by Investments . in » word, ein gentlaman.” 0 sprinkiing of dny lage |cvnl|lw-n]. s s facoatter denth, Tho oromor nold, nn Inguest || 0 08 N B adlons o | Pun b ocBaye s epett o hal tho Tootim TR o [ CRmONOT Mhented | ¢ et 1 o N T & yostorday, an 0 Jury foun at dont 0! 1 y v ul o o Trensurer’ 0 - g 10 d W, It hot Rens, IN GENERAL Ftacd oy tho kniogtad band nbout Lo walst, g | Héalth Dopurtmenta nttention fne bucn callo | b buon F1 ,-mfi' tho oxponses £3%, tlenving | His Account of His Sad Compli= | Erenohword; & performnnce™ aleo, tTiekot Pomork {fatbose Ak‘gc.\.‘_v’_’ffl 34 TormenciaE émuun 0O.. 18 nt the Pastfla, they diul not beliove that the band wis placed | to Itgevoral timos, but without result, aud now | an excoss of §1,%81 for tho year, or 1 oash bul- wasintroducod wm wherp It wis for the purpose of cansing sdeath, 0 name on the diaper does not nppear In the City Dircetory, and tho police say they know nothing furtfior concorning the case, and nre dn;l‘lu nothing in the way of informing thom- Belves, Dl the Shor!ff proposcs 1o take the mattor In hand. hingiog™ Tur question ralsed 19 to tho proper disposi- elag, ton to Ln made of the finea collected fu tho Crimlnal Court wus to hive been dispprad of by .mdm:.\nlhnnyyos(cnln{illmtmvln to the slek- 10ss O State's-Attornoy Mills, who deairos to bo laneo of $K5. Tho totul nascts wero showan to bo $42,188, of which £5,000 was regnrded us donbt- ful. Both reparta ware aesepted, nftor which tho followlng Trustess wera clected: T, 6 Miiter, Anton Borg, J, M. Rofs, and John Bwonio, A resointion was adopted eatbllng upon twn of tho holil=uvor Trustoea to resign, hocaiise they At the last genoral Exhibitong ) " WhTIS wun Bunuh 1o Bporte and many. othoe | § Sommtin words _have beon (ntraduced simultuneously with tho things thoy represent. ' Nurgery lan word whigh hus nu_equivalent tn French, hee cnuso tho thing doves not oxist, and a Fronch writer_recently translating the travels of an cations. orephing C. ), 8ruAaur, of Des Molnes,is at the Pacific, J, 1L PRASE, of Ban Franclsco, 18 at the Shor- wman. 0. 1. HaskY, of Albany, N. Y., 8 ot tho Le- Ho Wans an Plgeon, and Thoy v {1t Tl 3 English indy {n Frajneo was obliged to translate Tun Troy Ball Club aro domictled at thoTeo- | liapeook In the ohuir, " Messrs. C., b, Follow Ty Committeo on Publlo Charitios mot and On tho uther band, wo ahould find it _equ s mont, L. Lutrnm, and De. - G, Jutlor roea o nllowed sowe bills and tiirpo puases. Thoy re- BUBURBAN. A Rank Sucker, and They Played | dlloult to transinte certan Fronch words— s n ol iste: J. W, CHAPMAN, of Counoll Diufts, Ta,, is at tho | fombora of tho Auidoiny. Prof, Vello gavodn | jocted bill of §34 far uarrhiies usod to_eonvoy KVANSTON, ank Suoker, -an oy FPlayel Ficives” CoF instunco, meaning tho Idv super. | § Jamon A, Coumbe. i Sherman, o A L o tho Urand Jury to the [neuiio Awyllim and Foor- | Yeatorduy murning ut 10 o'clock at the rosl. Him—Revenge Wanted, intonenit of & mnerimanial offlon, * Figncure: Julis Adatm. ' » 2 ton, In are at | cxpedition,’ Ho spoko of, tho great mortality | HiSHRCHEJOICEEn. 1t N O o ke | dctico of tho bride's pnrents ocourrod the wod- N % ) ' OhnE | {Louiss sotiouini ) K m‘“'l)'l‘i;:g:“o' and wifo, of Cllatost, 1an \intorz b i UG GINE 0 Mexic, whioh 1o Lo ;‘Lfg mmh{?.m(‘!“. '(?hl")u:j",f,';' ;"’l,":"h,:""“w“&wt;n ding of Miss Justlon A, Plugven, of Evanston, ‘\"l‘“m“{ .'."::,{'}:I"“;."',";'n‘l‘flg‘g“'m““' Hiko - " Chau 3 Hoved to bo due to tho proscnce in the wator of fnnumorablo animaleul, which so polsoned it liat tho fish could not live. Aquatio birds wore niea killed by thosu stigulne organisms, and fishiog-smucks pussing through floating wusses of thom lost by death the lsh In thelr wolls, Theso infugorin are reddish in color, and hlxhlr Tllollihun!umll in tho night whon agitated. Prof, Volio scaurcd an oxtonsive colloction of nitural history speclinens and Indian relies. r. Brois spake of tho flint arrow-hewls brought from Florida, which he thonght wore Hlentieal with thosa found lu othar parts of the worlil, thus toudiug to prove tho common origin of natlons, Thotrlbulations of Dr. I'Unger, tho Inventor of tho ecinchona-rubra cure fur ‘aleoholism, growing out of an nlleged conspimoy on the partof Kva fiutton, alins Eva Patnter, and Mo Welght, two womon of itl-roputte, to blavkmall him, were dotalled: at length In yostorduy's TirinuNg. Lustovenng u comimnlssioner of this waper ealled upon the Doctor, whom ho found in n high state of nervous oxcitomont, and naked him what statement he dosired 1o make in rolation to thomatter, The Doutor inslsted that it wusa villalnous attempt to lavy blncknmnil, that ho haa alroady pnfd tho women $081, bo- alitvs wiving Eva Paintor presents to the value of nhout * §1W. Not matisfied with - this, they had porpotunlly hounded hlin by medns of sourrilous and insulting lotters until, he eould no longer stand the pressuro, and in_solf-defonse he wwaa obliged to uppenl to tho Justica Court for reliel. Tho story bad now got vut—It mde o doclded sensas tion—and ho did not propode to rest until bo bhad Bent tho woinen to the Stute Prison. After-tha Doctor’s Indignition bad eooled off somowhat, tho seribe naked: nr" §§.'i|" long have you known the woman Palnte "y UNDER WItAT cu:::) mTlJ'\.":xc’l;m DID YOU FIRST *Ono aftornoan towards the ond of November, 187, sald tho Noctor, “n woman dressed in blagk entared my. oflice m the Patmer iouso, and asked to bo freated for u persistent cough, ; * l,‘ulh N‘wnm "Asyliunt and Poor-Houae. o tai JUDAR MAWES RPAAKS 11218 MIND, i tho oall of the calondar In Judgo Hawos' Brunch of tho Criminal Couet vuulcrd-tE morn. ing, thore wis n deeldedly spiritod tilt betweon his Honor mud Asaistnnt Htate's-Attorney Fhomson, growliig out of the management or mismanggomont of alfuirs, to which uttontion s boet sovoral times enlled of Tito i theso cojumns, Lt appoared that nmong all tho cases 8oL nune wory redy for trial for ono reason wr unother, which provoked Judaa Hawos luto ml'- Ing somio rathor unpleasant things, and led to an adjournment until this afternoon. 3 Anong tho casus eatled were those of Georro Van Hollen and Dr, Meyor, but It wus the lntter that creanted the unpleasantnoss, Mr., Thome son sakd it was not remly beeanso Mr, Mills was slck, and Mr, Millg wanted to try 1L in pevson, and, furtherinore, beeause Mr, Thomson was not fumillar with t, "I'his lud his Honor to res mirk, substantinlly, thut tho Sate's Attorney huil threo wlnmms] and It waa tholr duiy to fumilinrizo thomselves with all vuses, ‘and that if thoy counld tot «dv it some ono should be found who could. From this he went on tospoak in rather an exeited mntiner about tho getting of tingad rendy and tho delays which too often oecurred, in which hoyuestioned tho nuthurity of Mr. Mills to forbid the summoning of witnosscs (as {n this instunco) It any caso on the eall without consuiting bim. Mr, Thomson felt revercly what wus said, but took it ull In wood purt wittiout replying, Aftor adjourn- ment, howover, tho .lu:‘fu scnit forhim und tho whols matter was talked over, and it §s under- Insan and Dr, James Bumpstond, of Dundeo, Tll. The coremouy was quictly performel In the prosence of avory few fricuds, by tho Rov. A, W, 'ntten, necord g to the Muthodist ritial, Mr. and Mes, Il\unrmmul will go on a short tour and then to Dundoo, whore Dr, Bumpstead hud a tlourishing medical |xnn:tluu. Tha third diy of tho Uurrett Bibllonl 1natituto Commencemant-weok pussed yestorday quiotly, but with interst to both “visltors and the atudents. In tho mornlug and afternvon the uxuminations wore hold in Domp- stor Chapol. They were oral, and any onao of the visitng brethren was at liberty to ask questions. 1n the ovening a largo awillence gathered in the Mothodist Church to listen to tho snnual Riddrosd by tho Itev. A, C. Ueoggo, D, D., prstor of Centenary Church, Chiongo, The roverend gontloman fully sustninod tho blgh roputation ho has ue- quired In his short Chicngo pustorato by making an mml““"l addrosa 1ipou the work in which the Garrott Biblieal Instituto is enprased. ‘This morning tho cxaminutions will bo re- sumed In Dompster Chapel. This nftornnon the Almnnl Assochition witl hold Its wevting. The Tresident, the Hov. A, W. Patten, will deliver au addrossof wolcome,aid lotters fromnbsont met- bora will bio read. Oflicers will ho eleuted for tha onsulng year, and a coltation wlill ho gerved in tno ouureh piriur, “This ovening ttio Nov, W, F. Yooim, ‘0%, Prosldent of Fort Wayny College, will speak In tho auditorium of tho Methodist Church ou * Tho Rotlex Inilience of the Work of the Christian Ministey." INatN DBNNETT, of Brazi), I8 registered ot tho Paliner, * D. P, Cook and family, of Santa Fé, N. M., aro atthoTremont, * Ex-MAvon J. J, 100AN, of Lia Crosse, Wis., isnt tho Tremunts W. M. Asp F. A. Mivprerox, of Natal, aro roglatored at tho Pacine, WApTER GrrENwooD, of Leods, Bugland, 18 registered nt tho Paluer. . J, F. CAnPnRtt, and M, J. Bradlaugh, of Lon- don, Englaud, aro at tho Tremont. WiLstAM Il Brerr, of Yokohama, Japan, and AVilliam Ludlow, pf New Zonland, areat tho Tre- mont. Tur Northwestern Lumbermen’s Assoointion will méet at'l0 o'vlock this morning at. tho Tre- 1nont. . 1. W. InEEUL, of Clucinnat!, General Manager of the Lako Eric & Western Rallrond, 18 t the Tacilie. Jony T, ItAvMoND and wifo and Miss Agnos Proctor stopped at the Pucific yestorday on route 10 Ban Franclsco. L. H. CrARK, of Claveland, Chlef Englneor of the Lako Shore & Mlichigan Southern Rallroad, {suttho Sherman. PUBLIC HEALTH, The Small-Pox Cases Repomd Yes- terday—Gross Oarelesner Typhold-Fover and Lodglng-Hdausos—Stre Sweeplngs for Strecl-Filling. THE CITY-IIALL. CoMMISSTONER WALLEA, though bottor, wns uniablo to b out yesterday. Mo s still vory weak. NULuiNg permits were granted yesterday as followa: A, Stolko, two-story dwolling, 21 by 5t feot, 600 Woorl stroot, to cost §2,000; C. lerch- moler, threa-story, collir, and attle dwelling, 214 by 003 teet, 22 Carl strect, to cost 5,000, Thg following If tho wnount of back water- rates for dwollings outstanding for 1880-'81- and prior years: South Division, #2,42; Northwest Diviston, 1,750; 4 Middio Weat, #1423 North Division, $352 This loavos less than 1 per cont of the witer-taxos uncoliected. Horkart Wols Ki 1R Dins. Reant. SMALL-POX. {inmen Albort ot E Thore wera four new cases of small-pox and {,lnnll’nlul IRaamund ono death reported yostordny. The danth og- Tillle Monhotian currod at tho Hospital, and tho viotim was | §]ohn 1L Tiabinin nemed Fdward Morrison, who rosidod at 606 ‘Wost Jackson stroot, a Cunadlan by birth, 21 youraold, The now cases wore roported from 14 Alaska, 114 North Wood streot, &9 Blue Istand nvenuo, and 200 West Randolph atreot. I this couneotion it might bo stated that Dr. De Wolf still allows the wmbulance driver, fresh from the Bmall-Pox Hospitn), his cfething permoatod with the worms of tho diseaso, to perambulato all umucd tho oflice. This 18 unjust _to 8 ublle and tho omployés in tho Clty-Hall, This ollow yusterdiy pranced atl_urotind simpiy to Rehnumb, Norta Mo, ———— TR Wisbursemonts mado at the Bub-Treasury | gr ooy strect, north ot Madinon, la lu n dicticr | stood that his Honor mude inonds . for y T urescribod for bor, ki the course of vonver. | AnNOY peopls wha nro afraid of - his prosencs, | “CROCKRIC-DUBLIOn the B T pestorday amounted to $10.000 in gold and £5,000 dikie ' y A what ho hud suld, Aud ugreed with LAGER BEER sution sy stated that her naine waa | and whilo suveral wumen had thelr childron | Dy T Crookor. toq. op wakab e E: e raey Hleven thouesnd dollars fu stivor was | condition thun almost any othor stroct In tho | MR, 08 "™ (lls Bourve” pitvaucd i &1 - o thoru to bo vacvinated. 1t Dr, Do Wolf will not Lyoiie da. o OF Sl ang i : Alice Dix, a whiow, and living with her brother- inlaw on Fourteenth streot neur Wabash uvenuo, Isaw tho nnme Alies Dix ln gold ot~ tora on hor pockotbook, Bio complained of her poverty, und gald thut all the mouey she hnd was # nlokel, 1gnve herndoliae Iy the namo of charity, and than 8ho wont nwuy, “Whon did you sgo her nwaln?* "“A faw days nftorwurds she camo into the offies fur ndiditionnl treatment, and in the courso of ennvorsution aho sulil ber hushund had been dodd but ¢ short tiuo. Hor “mothor lived nt Flsk's Corucrs, Wi, whero she had n datry-farm with thirty-two cows, After hnving told n |ll|l:[ story nbout her early life, she menin ploade poverty, und [ gnve her $10.° With this sho took her departure, 4 * When was tho next futorviow?"” *Abuut n week nfterwins she colled one afts ornoon und again relicursed tho story of her life, her troublos, und uisfortunes. Sho thanked ino for tho kindnoss 1 hid shown her and asked mo 10 enll on her Sho oxplained that nt her brother-in-lnw’'s house she hwd no opportunity to recolve compuny, but sho would uul{ ha too bappy to moot e nt Mrs. Wright's, on Twoltth stroet, Itotd her I might do so, She snid that [ should nsk for Biss Alice Dix. I wanted to kuuw why I should nsk for ¢ Miss® whon sho was A widow, Sho roplicd that she was 80 known to aud eniled by her frionds.” “ DId you oall? *Yog, somu four or five ovenings artorwards I enlled at Mra, Wright's, goa there mot her, 1 did not know that tho houge was one ot Hlere- s| oy, yet it _1s the inain contral business thor- oughtare. Wost Maditon stroot, west of Hale Ated, with ts vast ncenmuintion of wud, would disgrnce n country town, And the atloged street alesnor has been thiove, too. M. Woobronn, of the Wator Department expinined yostordity that the rubates of watur taxes to private individunls epmmenced as. far lick ns tho uld Water Comimissioners, and wus dono largely during the four or flvo yeirs suce L'cedlnf tho lirg, and was greatly on tho devreaso now, . [ut comparatively fow rebates hid boon mm:: to privite parties durlug tho past two yoars. C111cAGO I8 blossod with a * Gas Tuspector'* ‘who does not know his business, Monduy night the city was in total dnrkness, whein there should huve boen light, It {8 truo that thero wiis supposed Lo be u moan soniowhero, but sho wis hiddon by clouds, and n rain-storin pro- valled, It has been usunl to lh{lhl. tho lamps on much nlghts und not givo tho burglnrs and thioves n_chance to carry on tholr vocution. Iiut then Col. Baldwin dooM’t comprohond such littlo muttors. I'ne Suporintendent of Bulldings, Mr. Alox- andor Kirklund, was n happy muu yuslurdur. Ho hid takon the lovals of tho now City-Hall, and found that tho buitding had scttlod Just two Inchos durlog tho wintor. Tho scttling was uniform throughout the whole structure, und it it hael gonu down four Inches in tho samo man- ner, ho says that it would muko no differonce, o snld that the building was tirm, safo, und £ liyous, In. recolved. i T r of Catholio clerky nre o meetinge of the uyqlonlzuuon Hocioty at that hotel to-duy, FOLLOWING I8 the list of dutinble goods ro- celved nt tha Custum-fouso yesterduy: Mare shull Field_& Co., 7 cgos dry gouds, Collco- tons, $8,U3T. Pnr Rxccutive Committeo of the NMrowers' Associntion was In sessfon nt tho Pnolflo lust ovening mnking arrungements for the Couvon- tlon nt Urand's (Tull this moralng. Tuz Interonl rovonuo rmwlgu Ycalurdny amounted to $45,010, of which &I5,087 wua for spirits, £3,210_for tobacco und cignrs, $1413 for boor, and $6,630 for spoolal tuxes. Tur Chicogo Dafly Iferald, tho successor of the dead Telegraph, made its flrst appearanco yesterdny moroing, It Is an Inprovemont, typographically and othorwise, over it8 pro- cecssor. : COLLEOTOR BMITH yestordny rocoived a notltl- cation Trom tho Dopartmunt refustug Lo roopen the caso of tuo Bridowell proporty, concorning which Munson, tho former ocoupant, hus prought suit for trespass. Tie temperatnuro yestorday, as observed by Mapuusse, opticlun, “No. K" Madison streel TiIBUNE Buildine, wos at 8 . m., 60 degros: If a, 1., T4 2o, 95; 3 p, m., T8 8 T. m,, 7. Ba- TOMOLOF, 8, M., 20475 B . .y 205 tho cnse wis A wise one undor tho clreum- stances, At lenst, nfter the interview, it 18 known that an ordor to rnke the cise roady for to-duy was rescinded by tho Judgo. "T'hia Moyer caso 18 among dozensof §ta kind which have cumborei the catendar ol tho court for from ane to five years, and thore I8 no reis #on conalstont with good manugoment why it or anyof ita cluss should now bo in tho” way. Neither {8 theraany good ronson why suth ¢isos hivo not been, and are ot now, reddy for trinl, or dismissul, at a foew hours’ notice. Tho county has. heen lboral in |u|gllymu Courls and in uuuplymfi the tate's Attorngy with tho nceessary holp to push his work, Whero o fow yeurs ugo thero was but one court dovoted oxclusivoly to erlmlnal business thero nro now two, nnd where tho Stuto's Attor- ey bnd one weslstnnt he now has threo—one for ¢ach court and one for the (rand Jury—to assist him {n his ottico fabors, There must ‘bo gome othar eauso, thorefore, for the deluy in bflnmngarlmlnnln t Jjustice than tho parsle wony of the county, and It is found purtly in the " fact thut the Crlminal Court wotk 18 - done without systom, for whivh the Jmlgu nro lm;yely to blume, aud partly in_the furthor fuct growlng out of this condl= ton of things that lnwryers have buen educat vd to pottifog ovor tholruuscs rathor than try them. A Fow daya ugo, for instiuce, o cnso wos called, and, after oceupying two days, was dls- missod by the poople, which establishes the ah- sonce of systom in the preparation of casos. As for the ather point, 1t 18 abuudantly ostablishod romudy this evil, thoro are porsons In the City- Hull who will take this mattor In thelr own DEATHS, nl-u:&nlm:g‘ in v It“‘:]“ yas. Tho pnuovlu mnl'ulu ) R el rikht to ba broteeted, and persons who eonio into TIBA-T ho Tate THb oMy BhoUL NG DO Eias UBACECRSAEIY 0x- | ba i1 b nfo cers Trons O oio iie Kiert iz posed. 1t would bu woll If Dr, Do Wolf would | Lamkin, in South Evanston. on W egsoor el b nxist that this tollow should do his buslncss | #t3p. 1l Frionds from the eity desiring 1 3 "i with tho oflivo through window, Tho wanthor | 9 funoral soryicos enn take the funen tnigi 18 warm tiow, nnd he own onsily recelvo his ige | it FOUERIOH, loaso South Eranson iap . 1 structions und prokages In this way, BRI shin clly Muy 10, Amolla Allen Bares, A o of searlut-rovor was roported from No. | " Kuneral at &3, Wont Adnmacat. this 810k atroof, und a 0uso of diphttioriu froin No. | afternoon, st &' o'clock. Inturmen, s {Wedasutan 187 Luron atfeoty * s el Y E7-Naw Yurk and Boston papors ploase copy, PTYPHUS FEVER IN NEW YORK, ° FITZGBNALD=The fuherul of Mary & jy Tho Now York Tritune hus at articlo on tho | Fom the rbmigncs ot hec Honi Lo odhe I 1 or, 7 prosonco of typhus fover u thut city, showlng | C3ITARos o Cutvary, Frlouds respectinly jasid ¥ thnt ft orlilnited fo tho low lodglng-housos of | SERIELYALS Kertrthird-st, Mumvet0.te that oity, Nourly ull tho cascs'up to a rocont | und ibduys, * ' M'w 7ean d monty dute hud boon nmony truinps, A visit was made B puovs sumbor Wednesday, May |1 1y pinco ontlo SniToh Lodgingsotse un ol | By 8 B o cliurch, tioncy b catraresia taing niegro churoh which hnd veen turned into a 10- :rmmm Weokly Nows und Longford 3 fi:m.‘ ll:dml:]u-.l‘:,z:uw.r-?;d‘:mm wPru {g‘;‘“‘ n?mn "'ffl: m\y " ourag 0 I ol ug, n 8 pueo | Y—Mn) at tho Al o "Churoh " pows kA’ beon Fotbina | Lesier Liuiamr. oF shmuvanin o s o BOM for beds, and ovor thowm hammniouks | . £ Canuda papora glonso copy. woro slu i nttactiod to Pulnl‘ 80 that tho mun, UULL~—1n san Antonta, Tox., m[ 7, Fred B 1fal) 000 to 700 in numbur, slopt In tiurs, No bed- | brothorof A, B, Itull wnd i, A tull, of this ey, Ylm(h"lw Jus nru\'lldml. b&!fi u:o hnll;!llxw wis Mfifi"{#&l{afld:&lfi.fibfl Kromont-at, Tuestar, houted by hugo stoves. 0 tomporature wns L (g, 3 sometimes upy 1o, 90 dogreos. As W mOSt ol S aneeal servlouy oLty Bl Wednesday,at § bulldings, thero woro pructically no means of £#-Conncottout papors ploase copy, ventllntion, Everything was tightly closcd so MASSEY—At bin rosidence, 4 West Pol Annual Convention of the Na- tlonal Brewers' Associa= tion To-Day. Reception to the Delegates at Brand's Hall Last Evening. Tho twenty-first annual convention or tho’ Nationul Browers' Assoclation opond in Chiongo at 10 o'clock this morning, und the ovent was nornlded last night by n rocoption to delegates at Braud's Hull, where tho Convention 1s to bo hold. About 100 gentlomon wero presont, and the occasion, bomg somewhat Informal in chbaracter, wus groutly onjoyed. Tho hall had beon tastefully and appropriatoly decorated, At tho stroot entranco thero was susponded the word * Welcomoe,” worked with evergreon, Tho tuterlor of the hull was hung wlth festoons and rogets ot overgreons, and tho stago was Inden with follage. At tho baok of the stao wore somo handsomo and titting ecenfo nttracnons, llore Gumbrinus appeared . T : lstiod | fi vl attiro soatod on an lnmensa boor oaske | BUto: 1 8aw R0 ono about tho placo. In tho | {hat the lodgors might koo wac, richdny, Mag 10 A. Gorion Saey, ot phoskoal 34 Mr. E. G. Churas I In Chlaago ns the ropre- Arubies mial approontioc it wauld sotcla] SEUY i i tho prollninary cullof tho tnich: | wea thronc, whilo two lovely uimids Mllod for | PAFOEWBY MR G0 e qiileakluug on this subleot, oo of the Now York | Lincsl fromresidence Thanday,atiien. vinu I ; Somton. 58 Wit fixw:ll;l‘:g:;u(l}“?&:::‘l}t;r‘v‘:':x‘i A8 sTATED tn Sunday's Tutnony, Prof, Paton | fimed dallyn irrelovant tatk by counscl wnd | bim tankard of tho fonmiug luger W | oy what happonod?* “ifio mon wore the filthlest and mostdisso- | | SAUE-Mar 108 th rosidonce of his preats 10 tho n| bropr&uan "E "'&;‘"", tho grounds and | bus ouly partinlly complotod his mmlrllulnr F:-l:;llc'o!m‘:-gur"m:us: ‘l;;stm'x‘cu wl:;{(ux “(,hlx placod on bls head a crown of Inurols. wno anld | ,,,“I Deen kind and good to hor, | IMtoclass imaglnablo. Thero was no change of uron-st., Wiilo Uago, son ot .Mllhm ana Bory completing the now Custom-Houso. 1 Inke wator whon it its muddivst. He ha juotn Bamples to analyzo, taken at varlous dis- tances frum shore, and koo of thown contiinol a8 bigh us 30 und i purts of fre ammonla, ane a8 high ns 23 parts of albuminold ammonin, whon pury witor contalns no free minmonia, and should nuver contals morg thin eight purts of albuminold amwmonln. to 1,000,000 parts -of wator. Thory was no trace of sowagu visiblo, At oither slle of thia group appeared nnother and cqually beautiful muld, one wear- 1ng nshent of barley and tho other weating murland from the hop viues, From the midst of nll those lovbly surroundings the Chivneo Or- chestra pourod forth the most {nsplring strains uf musle. ulr, o this or uther similnr lodglng-housos | Vpus: sEedbyears und W nonthe nedrly overy caso of typhus fovor has beon ary Comotory, el B O o protls s sraet ol . | 4 Salrafy Comeiors.”¥rlends' lie fusiyanil thls gity; the didease cun origiunte itself, unlike O'NIELL~Any 10, at 8 p. m., Mrs. Mary O'Xiell sinall-pox, although it muy bnve been brought I | the residence 7 ot womy Jnnics O'Niall,in thie Towa by t tramp from Camcden or Philndolphin, whore | of Jefforson, fn'mor'l of 1 Devuyatar-at, thore bul bion cauow, 1t 12 cuusad by faoke of | SR h AL B b7 SR Rinou, e ventilation, want of food, Insuflicient clotbl o 50 \WH ) Jealdence of bef and othor privations. Tho UausuAL SovOrlty Of | Srontt Nu. 60 Whito-at. Thorien T ekeume! Bho winted a friond who would help her, und sho mentioned the name ol & purty who kuew my folks I Sturyland.'” " Did f'““ nasuinu tho rle of frioud?” “I guld, *Now this will not do' Thon sho sald. *You nre i good bird to pluck, and wo ure going to pluck you' ¢Look here, my child, sauld 1, * [am an old man of prominonce horo, and of good fumily, 1 havo fatlen intn your t was ealled, and most of the forenoon wasspent {u discussing tho question whothor it should bie stricken off the docket or not, and this ufter the ordor tu Strikolt off had boon mude. Then thore Is the Soventh Ward clection cnsn, over which onouih timo bas alrondy beon trificd away to try it twico ovor. Casos of thils kivd could'be cited by tho dozun In which wit- noases buve been enllad uwny from tholr worlk OrrICER Joux Reip, of the West Madison Street Statlon, shot n muddog_yestorday nftor- noon nt Danlel Levy’s saloon, No. 16 S8outh Union street, whero tha animal had taken refito bo- hind & piiv of barrels. No ono was bitton. PHILIPPINE MencikR was brought bofore Commissloner Hoyno yosmmul charged with n ¥ v 1t was ubout 9:15 o'clock boforo the gathoring voug the ‘wintor hus probably boen the Immndinta | ARG O 1a yons 10 nionths and S dari. gellng liquor without & licgnsa I netpluce oF | BOWOVOr. e, Williom Selpp, | S and sk 0 o purpise, oniailing oftra | wua callod to the aitoution of u spenkr, o emniant il oty “fi“,f.,‘;‘.‘{.f,‘{.{:&' cutisd, ' Tho tratas' huva sultorod oxcoodingly, n'.?i'{“faflsi, honca By Gurrinion o Catran bobest und the caso was continuod until this morning. | 4 n R INE % 20 GREK Bk (LN e witl | untl thioy aro uttorly disgustod at the monuon | U9 10 this time the = gontlomen ' bad | Mrs Wright iskod wo for 3, wiieh Luvo hr. and muny huve died from starvation.' ara [nvitod, Lieon geattoring promiscuously nbout the bull, the uttendon of all belug devoted to sooinblity aud the consutnption of countiess glusses of thelr own seductive bevorngo and olgirs in pro- .Ennlan. Mr. J. I, Mokivoy, Presidunt af the ‘hlcizo Bruwors’ Assoclation, ascended tho platfortn ut tho hour namod und bogied tho ate ention of tho guntlumen for a fuw briof mo- monts. He was accompanicd on tha platforin by Mr 1L I Boharmamn, of New York, Presi- dont pro tom. of tho Nutlonal Associntion: Mr. Fred Luuer, of llumlm}g. Pu., First Vice-Prosl- : Mr. Richunl Katzonmeyer, Beoretary; Jueob Obles, of New York, Tronstirors Mayor Hurrigon and Mn -Audrow Leicbt, of Chicago, Mr. Melivoy oxtonded a hcur({ welcomo In bo- half of thelocul Assuciation. He suid that the BREWING INTEREST IN TILIS CITY was not mora than ong-third as large as It was tororo tho grout fird, but’ that tho fow who wore 1ts ropresuntatives would do ailin tholr powor &flvn “x':“ \-llulluln‘x;s wmust favorablo opinion of icaxo bospitulity, 2 Muyor EHarrison was then introduced, and the fiftecn-minutes’ speech he mado tickled hls hearors immonsely. ~ Aftor extonding to the As- suclation un bohnif of the people of Ohlvago u warm woleomg, bo told what @ vast intorost was represonted by the browers, and how ueer, in soma form, had been tho popular boveraxo silce Dbefore history bogan, and bow it was o tempors anvo drink, ald his Honor: 1 wm one of thosa who belleve that the brewurs have solved tho temporanco prublom. Whoro tho consumption of beer fuercuses in~ temparanee diminishos,” Ho sald that prota- bly sotno minlsters would preach noxt Sunduy wgninst the Mayor's sotion {u so recelving s convontion of browors, but it wos safo tosay that svory brewer in tho hall wns w much op- Eosuu to Intuxication as any divino who mgi(m il o pulplt in Chieako noxt Bunday, The Lrowers woro tho frionds of tamperance, sud their cnemles wore tho frionds of intemnperunco. A man could not got deunk on beer,—that (s, uot Lenstly drunk,—nnd tho beor-drinkers of Chi- cagu Included somo of the stanchust business wnen here, Then tho Mayor gave stutistics to show how tho Lrowing Interests produced an lin- monse revonne to the Uovernmont, support to tho furiners, and cmploymont to thousands and thousands of men, . Iils romarke wore enthu- sinsticully applauded, Mr. Scharmann spoke n fow words of choer, and sald that tho browers wero the representas tives of voforin. Thon hoe proposed * threo cheors and u torrlble tiger*” for the Muyor, which was givon with a will. Tho orcheirn strick up tho “Btar Spaoglod-ianner,"” and thon Tre Third Ward Lana-Loaguo Club held n well-attendod mooting Inst ovoming in the Churoh corner Butterflield and Elghtcenth streots. The regular routine meoting of the Club was transacted, and tho members uskod to fovite thelr frionds to Jjoln and help tho causo. Mr. It, Prondorgast nddrcasod tho mooting on the Irish lard quostion. Tugrie was 8 shoot of the Lukeside Rifle Club {n Lake View yosterdny, which wus nt- tended by Capt. Farron, tho Captatnof tho Auncrican tonm which wont to Euglanda fow years ngo, He wado a score of 48out of u pos- sivles0at a distunce of 200 yards, which wis consldered admirablo shooting, and he also made & scoro of 47 out of 50. James HustoN, a builder, living at No. 201 ‘Weat Harrison streat, bad his right foot crushed yesterday afternoon by the fall of n stone-stop which he wns putting [n place at tho now bulld- sngg corner of Ashland avenuo and West Harri- son 6treot. Ho wns taken to bis homo Ly tho gnllcn-pnlml wagon of the Weet Luke Stroot tation, and a physiolan summonod. Joserr LEDERELR, tho man who is on trial ho- fore Judyo Willlamson on several capaises sworn out by Do Lord Bafford, a Inwyer repre- senting tho Now York Jowelers' Associntion, has turned and sued Bufford for trespuss, laying his dumnges at £60,000. Deputy Sherlff Stacy served Jufford yosterduy, (and that gontlema said ho was propared to fight Ledoror to Lho bitter end. WiLLtAM O'BRIEN, 8 young man of 18 years, who i8 cuployed as a wiliter atn restaurant boe low Tony's lodging-bouss on West Mudlson atrcot,was bitten ut 11:00 o'clock i’uutonlay mnorn- Ing by a dow supposed to be mad, Tho aceidont occurrod on Michigan nvonue near tho base-ball rounds. A hordeof smull boys humediatoly ispacthoed the dog, rnd O'Iirlen was cared for by Dr. L. H. Montgomory. AN owner’is wanted at tho Woat Madison Stroot statlon for fifty feetof white rubbor gurden bosa, which Is thought to have boen atolon from ocar tho cornor of Loomis and Adamestroots, and for rune carpentor toold supposod to bave been etolen from near tho corner of Ashland avonue and Congresa streot, Ollicers Beok and Duvis can got the thict if the owners of tho pruperty will prosooute. Jony GuAv, a German 21 yoars old, in the em- ‘Blnf of Anton Hagar, coriior of Ashiund and uilerton avonues, whllo uolllmi into the rour vnd of - his-employor's bugry ut 10 o'clock yes- terday morniog, was thrown out by tho sudden starting of thehorso. His right shouldbr was tlo further expluined in the vory cold weathor THOMPSON=Athis renldenco, 223 Forestar., Niy tho urowded Leneiont-bousos huve boon closuly | 10,08 netiima, Thonias I Thompeon, aced et shut up and tho_wtitling ale 1s wbsolutaly poison- | . kunoral to Oakwood Comalery”shey 1l of 15, ous. Tn the uiloh lodging-houso a pecullur [ FEpRfaotiamirinviiod. o0 o animal polson wus wonoratod which produced | \vREN AL hlu rosldenie 20 Matest. o W thodiscuse. At thothno of tho publication of Funoral Chursday, Dy 13, at 10 &m0 SC M the arifale nut less thun ninotytivo cnsos of | Church, thence by carrinzos to Calvary. " typhus were In the Tinckwells Island Hoapital, TIANSON—At Ll reatdenco, 12 North Elleabeidaty {rhero ;yu!hluhn li'fmllun s bad bean Improvised 1o | abdp in; on Tuseduy, the 1011’ Inst., Jobn ¥, Hazkg ule eure af the patlents, n ontha. i - tomains will bo taxen o J le, Wi, s h uur Chleago {odging-tousos should bo looked | o UETNEE, o o Janateile, Whaith ml;)‘\'fil'fl—é‘n H“L Ch%tnr\ Ni \'s.. o !u!.fl.lll.lllh STREET-SWEEPINGS FOR FILLING. | bt i tnto dohy 1 and Tlanank Hoare In an artlele in tho May Scribuer by Col. Gu;ruu E. Wariog on *Tho Sanitary Condition ANNOUNCEMENTS of Now York," considorable attention 18 given | "X TATMER WILL CONDUCT TIR |lno sanllary conditions conncotod with the arti- .‘.L.,’,.‘a‘.‘(,’&).‘fi‘fim‘&‘u';!'u? Ol}y‘ UUeTTLE fieinl topography of tho ground upon which that 2 3 BTIN city stands—n subject of pooullur intercst In 1‘1!.{f-,{},tg}.VJ,H‘,:‘,%&.J.\,;",,;h}‘i;},“..‘%.’f,{'?. Chleago where the new grade hna necessitated | (ho now rooms of tho Law Librury to take apprupis tho fifling-in Of nere upon Juore of ground. Tt is | Afe AOUGR UoD 1o Goath of the Hlon, Chares i ?nuw:nnumti gm llllyu by ‘""fi: some :'1( hnmhnx- cock, " wnglons of Nuw York ouve beon inude bas boon | » S P EGULATL MO: 3 q of i tnost unhenlithy compositl Pluces wero, T"L RE“ULA.R }JDNTHL&!WL‘H;\H toward the ond of tho last contury, filod with | a7, oF the Woman's Chrisuun Asocison Wl ot patroot dirt and yehago und wpollod provielons. RO RE LI anastwy, TRUEORL T v Ss veu whole curcissos of horsos and swine woro SETIN T IF briod thara foom dine o e wnd Jorei | TILB, ANNUAL MEETING OF THR rot under tho SumINGE sun, tho result bekg thAL | WWouraans svaning. Sty 11 1811 as § o/clock, o k¢ tho yollow=feyue tudo 1ts Apponrance I tho | smwil cluboroon of tho falmior House. C. 1. Mx+ loealitica thus treatod.” 1t 18 oxplulned that, | Kil Nocielary, “unfortunately, the subsequont record of siini- Inr work 18 hurdly mors fiattoring, und It would AUCTION SALE uat ?l': Sxtravauit 0 say Lt 8 II;"“:: pordon S e of stho river bordor of tho city has been gum ny M:“l? :nlxt:’lr&ur mwngn"d)upnsnlu. lmr; By ¥ 0—_ME]l0 % ige, street-dirt, and the compusite produiot o > tho ash-burrol’” ‘The article shows thut evon .l now tho streut-dirt and othor solid wmatters. GRAND ‘VIND U :ll,lfl:d tmllt‘ ols ‘I‘EAG &.wg){a durlu'w henlwly l;Dl’lnl OF THE uuoh uf it of the worst organie orlgi, form WAGI 0L romtoV by Hradi it tho DASIO Stratam SUCCESSTUL upan which future more directly artificinl do- posits are to bo mude. Attonton §s called, by way of exmnple of the lnnlmr{ foutures of tho , 0 mathod of town uxtonsion, to West streot, near tho ‘Cunard ook, Whord o grent. collcoting ( | sowor I8 bnlnr cunstructod, which wholo street, 250 foot wlde AT turn over the vash fu hls hands bolonging to tho city, and also the oflico, to the nuwty-vlected Treasurer, Mr. ludolph Hrand, If Mr. Brand has the satne suceess [ makiog frlonds that Me, Suipp haa bad during his term of silice ho thay count himself a vory happy mun. No uimt over went out of oflice with more Jmmmul papulnrity thun doces Mr, Solpp. e and his wifo will mike an extondod trip through Burope durlng tho summer, ELEANOR, bettor known as “ Mothor,” Hor- rick sont a tlolegution to tha Mayor yestorday morning to huvoe hor loense restored, " Tho pors 800 who clatins to awn tho pluce 18 one Georgo W, Browii, These petitioncers olulm that the sne foon hus uo conneetlon with tho house, but the Mayor thought othorwise, Ele rofusod to re- tor tho license, Thoy then wintoa porimission to continuo to run untll July 1 noxt, but the Mayor refused to conscit to that, Ha s | that he ‘hud rovoked tha license, and revoked It for wood, and if the parlice were caught solling liguor without o lcenso thoy would bo rigldly prosecuted. “Lr kindof tickled o, sald Mayor Harrl- son yesterday to THE 'TRIBUNE roportur, * whon 1bad the ensting vote, and laid out the Ropub- lican Hat of Committeea, Tho fun of tho thing was Burloy consulted me about the Committoes. Tadvisod ‘him whut to do, [ totd him to eall to- gothor somo of tho best Domncrats In tho Coune ell, some of the best Itepublicans, and tho Bo- clulista, for thuy ure all geod incn, und ndvisa with thow lu sugard o tham, and then form Al Committees. Thers {8 only one political Com- mitteo,~that on’ Klections, 1 wouldn't have mado the Cowmittees partisan nt all. Instoad of that, Burley wont on and called a itopublican enucus, which'wns bursted, 1t 18 a true slory, bucasadono. Goud-duy,™ ALD, WATKINS 8ald yestorday that tho reason he wont back upon tho Rupublioan list of Coun- oll Committcos wi beeauss he was not in tho eanoeus—in fuot, he didn’t Loliove In it,und ho dldn’t believo In Ald, Burloy as Chalrmun of tha Flunnce Committee. 1o and Gurney would bo fighting ail the time. Ho waa in faver of Ale, Hulbert, Bond, or Everctt for the place. Ho was opposed to Lawler'sslate becauso Young was named as Chalrmun of the Judiclary Com- mitteo. 1lo fuvored Bhorey, and no ong alse, All Watkins wanted wus what the ltopublicans lind given hlin, tho Chulrman of tho South Sido Comimittoo on Strocts and Alleys, 1o wouldn't, uudeor any circumstances, accept the pusition ol Chairun of the Finance Committon, Ile wants tosoo Hulbert, Hund, or Everott thore. of tho Criminul Court ur tha sightof o subpana. JARRETT, SALE OF IS INTEREST 1N THE PLIML A spuciul meoting of the School-Trustees of ‘Townahbip 88, Rauge 14, Hyde Park and Lukoe, swua held yestorday tn the Pacifio to consiidor the Jurrott mattor, Mr. dlontgomory In the chair, A rosolution pussod ut n specinl meeting of tho Bchool-Diroutors of Distriot. No. 7 was roud, which stated thiat tho rustoes ouzht not to uc- cent less than $11,000 cush for tho Intorest In tho nasots of the luto fiem of Jarrott & Sherman, and if auch sum eunnot be obtained without dolay the ‘I'rustees are nsked to apply to a Court of Cbancery forthe uppolntinent of s Recolver, Mr. Irits Coy aubnitted n communlcation from District No, & recmnmumllnf that the proporly be |mn:lndlnaly dispusced of and litigation be avolded. 2 r, Sherman remewod by lotter nis offor of $11,000 for Jurrett's or tho "'rustocs’ intorost in tbo lrin's nssots, Alr. Cumoron atated tho appralsors ostimated tha value of tho wholg proporty ut $20,000, an thought Mr. 8herman ought to” give SLLXN for the Jurrutt intorest. Ho did not fauvor avcept- Ing 811,000, K committoo which wout out to consult with Mr, 8horman reportod that ho declined to rmisa bis bid of $11,000, which was $1,000 moro thun tho Hirst offor. This oxtra sum was offered to cluse the bargain nt once. Mr, Coy niso talked with Mr, 8bermu, but ho did not “onnsider tho property worth morg than be hail oifored for ft. Mr, Cruwford, of Distrlot 7, opposod nceepting this otfer, but the majority concluded ft was tho wisost thing to do undor the ciroumstances, They did not thiuk they could realize any moro gghll::rmn; the assots in tho hands of a Ko~ Mr, Haines moved that Mr, Sherman's bid for the Jarrott intorest fn tho Jarrott & Shormun &T'fi'r;y Lo accepted, It was passed ||_nun.|- “How often did you mect her at Mra. Wright's ¥ “Lonn't sny, but ‘not noar as many timosns Mrs. Welght banl."* “On ;l_lew viwlous oceuslons did you glve her money?" *Y'es, on noarly all of thom. 1 WAS A PIGEON, and thoy were detormined to plusk moe, As Mrs. Wright” snid, nut for bundreds, but for thon- sands. 'Thoy kuow or supposed that [ was mik- m‘; n groat deal of mounoy. ‘Chey wrote nli sorts of letters to me, and whon I would not go to sve Eva, ahio would sond for me, Sho camo down- town one diy with one of hor girls, and went into astore [u the Pulmer House, el up to my ollice and told mo thut ¢! stuirs and wunted to seo me. 1 refused to go, Thoy sunnoyed iuo very much by the luttcrs which thoy sont, sumetimes addressed to *quack doctor,’ and agaln to *the gruy-headed old sln- nery’ threatonime il sorts of thiugs.” “1ave you uny of the lottors nowy” “No, I burned thew sl up. If [ hnd only ap- caled €0 tho law 1 year ajo, T would have beon etter off thun [ nurnow, The worry thoy cuused mo compelied mo to nu%lnu: my business, and L conslder thut thoroby L have lust over $10,000 in tho pust year.” *DID YOU WRITE TIE LETTERS printed {n this morning's TRIBUNE Y’ “samo of thoin." “Whunt dil you write thom for?” “1 thought that by so dving thoy would stop thelr parscoution. Tioy pluyed it ou wme. They gradunlly WOUND TITE CILAIN AROUND ME {nch by fnch. They had seut lotters to my fam- Iy, and T would buve done anything to mnnawr totholr persecution. Y von now, If liva will lenve Chleugu, und stuy nivay, and loave mo one, 1 witk 111\'0 hor §20 u wook. Hut thoy huvo aroused the llon In mo, Dr. D'Ungor, sud I am rosolved to hava Jjustico und tho monvy of which they hnvo robbod me,” “You muit have been infatuated with the woman| Notatall, _Inovor loved hor' »Thon why did_vou writo to Mamio Mayfield, thut * you loved Eva J:umly. froo fromn sunsual- ity, n'nu !:I.un.l“ bave done all things under God's sun for her, . " Samle uskod me to writn kindly to Evaas 8ho wan feellug budly, und [ did so, with tho hopae thut nllt lwfi;ml put au end to her troubling mo,” WDl tep * No, It did not., ELECTIONS, TIE OPEN BOARD, Tho annusl eleation of tho Opon Roard of Trudo was hold yustordny, tho polls closing nt 4 p. m. Tho following ticket was cleoted; Froal- dont, G, W. Huut;' Vice-President, W. D, Fronch; Doard of Dircotors, L, J. Lumson, H. O. Gray, M. 1, Crafts, T. M. Baxter, A. J. Mahor, o, “hus beon filled in on n deposit of sower mud, with indicatlons . i SuFFa00 0F Lo WP & BUNKHEN JoEiots trogt, oud obatruots the natural soll druinigo 8o that, tho wator b ~avs coming fram tho hikher land boiDg damined |338 wa aSh a y Lok hua to bo removed during tho constraction gt o s by wipotue, Atter e yortle ()i Noming (Wolnestay), Yoy 1, dislocated, und be recolved some intornal in- MAvou HAus0N wis to ba pitied yesterday. | o, < lability, more b ' 1 WAB A RANK HUCHRIt AND TIEY l'l.A\'l’Ifi ovaporation, ‘T'ho llguid now ~deliverod b, inrle- of a painful nature. Howns carcd for at | A cunstant stroam of olticoseckers ken{hlmunm- :‘l‘ G {mfl ‘b}:’ I llnlmr. ';1“. I: H‘.’Mumrldu. fl::l%‘::—,‘l’;;:‘:}l&l;lu-llt{;ulnhur. oorand olgsrannd | . ME, pumplng I8 binck with ith and of the \'llu{ At 10 o'clock. . his employer's home. pany from tho time ho catno duwn untit oy fu | Bogrd of Arbitration, 1. 'L, Morriw, 0, O, Tower, | “prominaut mony the delogates present woroe: | Thoy gnve my letters tuu lawyer, who came to | fdor, Mucl f the material of which West stroet < ) {s bolug constructod Is nominally ashos but it | Zhe Gas-Firtuses of 1834, l.n:mmm{m,f Isovidontiy ashes enrlohod with that endiets | it un nold this morning, aleo ull e Fursk: varlaty of organlo matter which the Now Yor 3 tores, U {BMOKL10 UOPALER. I th neh: bATFEl—h mtoria) | (Ures Carpelt, Bedn, Hedding, toresh eutirely uniit for the production of a stable | e of 1338, -nll._ur’l’ur doposit wl(lflln the lfmlts of a great Do 1808 1 ins thin last oppartunity of securish olty* eleygunt Household Goods Leing sold até ¢ and A, 'L Sldwell. "I'his was the . regul and was oluctod by a largo mujority, . TIK OALL DUAND, The annual meoting of the Call Noard was bold yesterday nftornoon, und tho now otlloors, clectod lust wouk, woro duly Installod, P'rosie dent Drulnurd, the retiring” Prosident, road & short address congratuinting the Hoard on Its tho " afternoor. The Mayor took tho mutter -pnturedly until avout 1 o'clock, when he was Htorally worn out. Men cumo with npplio- tions for plucos and [nylst that tho Mayor should read thon at once. Tho unswor that * Thoero nro no vaecancios at presont,” or * 111 look Into this und give it my uttentiol dldnot seem to ar tickot, TrE TRIBUNE of yestarday coutnined a partial list of the amounts turned over to the Couunty Behool fund by tha Justives of the Peuvo in the county. Justice Prindivilloturned over $15 and Justice Demars $4to County Proscouting At- torney Woodman. There ¢ in the hands of tho City Controller about $300, the resuit of fiiios In New York=Jahn O, De In Vergue, W. A. Miics, Charles Stadler, Ionry Schmidt, Herinan Clouson, Willhun Akln, “A, I3, Bohatz, D, W, C, Ward, Muasx Ahles, Charica Class, Anton Hohwartz, oditor of tho Americunus llhrhmucr: .‘ll%'l“lll}:n\é. :!'dl’}u[ur lhfil;lm!trlmn ‘I‘luwe::l o A. K. J, Tovey, aditor of thoe Drewer's ol “Louin’ Schnde, W 8uo o ubout the mattor. [ oxplained tho attalr to bilm, aud Lo brought Eva to my oftice, Bhe nsked forgiveness, oried, and usked mo to kiss her, At thosamo time sho confessert she had done a wrong; that she and Mra, Wright had Rul upn Job to pluck me, After [ had lssod er she promiscd (] Lring iy letters bavk." sutlice. Thoy keop on coming. hrlngmu with 2 o hiugton, D, 0.3 ** Dl Bho o s07 o g e R T b qh 01 W& 0. Auctivnes! ffl;fl%ufi,’;?fignx:&:m: 50 ua torecover | That Gio must shut dawn on this, 1twas moto | hiatorm ot OIC, i o B g K o iUl Bt gl ahadar his term of ollico, The unnualroport of the Governing Committec wus presented anduceepted. Thoreport referred In & gonoral wiy to tho successful oporations of the Board dnrlm tho yenr, Tho mumbership hudl Incronsod to 880, The followlng figuros wora included in the report: Value of seeurvd snlos durlng tho yoar, $128,055,000, un increase of more thin 52 por eont ovar those of tno breoed= ing yeur: a mnm salod Of griln aurlug past our, $ 3 HOIDO durln}( proowding yoar, 100,404,171 uggroato salos of .‘x cugn; Qodfrind Kruogor, Nowark, N J, A lurge number of dolegntes will arrivo to- day. Mr, Hobert Partnor, of Alexaadrin, Vin, Prealdontof tho Associntion, Is absent in Fu- Tupo, * It wian't an hour afterwards till I recelved o lotter stating that thoy would got even with *tho kray-hoaded old fool.! #hortly uftorwnrds I recelvod a lotter froi another liwyar, He onme to my ollloe to scl me. | explained the situation uf “affuirs, and he npolugrized, and sald that if thoy again came to tfs otilue he would order tham out." * Whon did you lust see Bvai™ # 1t 18 0 yoenr ngo lu April lust, Tut since thon 1 havo ructivol numoerous lusulting ana sourrils than ho conld stund, It wue wearing. Heroe alfter ho will recelve no applications, Thoy must be banded Iy to the olork and tilod, und vach witt taka its turn In conalderation, Mavor Halusos sald yosterdsy that ho was sorry Ald. Hildroth Introditced thase reselutions of his in regurd to our wator-supply Monduy night. Hosuys that they have n tendousy to orerte B wrong lmpresilon, e holds that the water i not bad, and_ thut wo o uot neod $10,- 00000 o bulld additional water-works, (¢ Tazor, Bricke, und Plstol. By ELISON, FLERSHEIM & ¢ Tho gicam of a rnzor as it went llying through A tha alr, tho report of & pistol, and the * dult IMMENSE SALE! thud ** of u brick ua It camo forolbly into con- tact with & human hend, aunounced to the peo- pleliving ut the gorner of Fourth avenuo and F U R 1] Polk streot that at nbout U:30 o'clock lust night, 4 *ouon ™ row of no teun proportions wus in =2 proaress. 1t uppenred, aftor the oxeltomont nt- CARPETS. T Hon. Jeremiah Curtin, for six ‘years Sec- retary of tho American Le.‘nuon at St Poterss burg, lectured at Fairbank Hall 1sst eventng to a anall but ny‘yreclauvn sudience, taking for . his subjoot '*Iiuwala, Past and Present.” The locturer was Introduced by James R. Doolittie, Jr., and was recelved with applause, and in the discussion of his subjoct showed bis entire fa- miliarity with it, and presentod many facta pot genernlly known in connection with the history LOCAL CRIME, Qretta Jorqonse,, the drunken and abusive hausokeoporof Chrlstinn Corebjornson, widowor, liviug at No. 163 Nurth Dosplalnos strect, wus 5 rovislons durl aus lotters withuut any signuture, They bave | tondunt upon the atfale hud somewhnt sub- l?:,;m;:“;{x: 5 :x“;)“m”lm £ tho A, g, | D004 wero authorizud 1o bo wuud to thut it "g{!‘{‘ém’w{“m‘}; Coiid III‘I':I‘.I‘I’: flf""'dkl:'? {::&:2%:“ :fll’c‘: g‘;fl:;“::&“w:?‘:r;}:fir ‘:Imy ‘,’,"‘.“};‘."}"“'{ mul:‘ldf:x:“l#‘l‘!‘x’:y"lgl'\'lwlr:lr"{;.ul?n' :Lmulfi“&: g‘l‘“l‘\uh“fi‘vnllfid 'u‘xln‘l’x"llml?g xl;ml-}ur mu'] GENERAL HOUSEHULD GUODSI 0 N 13, DAWSON, of . M. B, , 3 % . 8L 3 = v ut thoy can't do vl ustioo mol 3 wighburbood, won Chuarch, 18 IOProvitiz, b Dawsan han chargs e g %'fla’ifif# tdrone e M. i,wim.lm samio durlng procoding yeai )= | Luil ta tho Criminal Court for orucity tou ohtld Tt Soriimors. snloon, At tho ooruer of Totk aro evonly balunced o the Stato of Iilinols, T will d olly S yenns old, A littlo S-your-old Hlegtimuto Chromosy 8011 OF tho prisonor wia selt 1o the Foundiing's Tlomo while his wother 18 sorving out ber tino #t the House of Corroution, and subsequontly Iylng In juil awalting telul in the Uriminal Court, i1, 11, Bsoyington, tha urchitcot, was robbod about two Wuoks ngo of & gold watch and chaln, Monduy Dotentivo Kochler arrvsted Thomns Murphy, a tumporary nmpluzb at Cruno Broth- ore' manufucturing catablishment, and cbargod him with tho crime, Ho squeslod on two broth. ers pamod Juseph and John Bullivun, and tmpli- ocatod thew to such un extent that thoy wero ilso urrosted, At the Armory Polloo Court the thrve thievas fought umonw thomsolves and the truth of tha mattor osmo out, nnd Justico Wallaco hold tha trio under Londs of meh to tho Criminul Court, Murphy s said to havo done timo in Miohigan, Iulén powsriul mun with o pugilistic mion, whigh stunds him In good steud when ho lutroducoes himeelf, aa ho often ducs, ag Tam Allen, thu fuined prizo-fighter, The worst fouture of tho watch theft 16 that tho inen cont tain the additional works wonld requive nn cxpenditure nf §100,00 moro por yoar, Muklug sn additlonal expensa for maintalning our wuter-aupply of 3900, o holdw that watare rited would “then have to be ralvod In propor. tlon, which pwx':'lu do not now comprehend. Tho wuter was only bad two days last year und ton duys tuis, ‘I'ho people should stand that ruthor than involve toomsoivos in kreater dobt, 1t was all woll enough fur doctors to say that watoe ocausod the diarrhotlo discnsus sa provaient hero Intely, but thoy bad tle saine mn‘: in other citjus, Chliougo was tho third healthlost aity in tho United Btutos und, né & usnal- thing, hud o muuurnl-unplfi' of pury, vold water such as no othor uity In “the Unlon onjoyed, oxcept those vordoriug on tho Great Lakes, Ty sudden nhnusu tron hoat to cold and oold to heat have had u bad effect upon poople, fmspovially vhildron nnd weak-lunged persons, The martulity vate, II it continuve at prosont Hgures, will oxcel that of tho hottest woexs in summor, Bowel complaints are lwvlllnlf the of u church ut Springfeld, and also acted s Chapluin of the Stuto Bonuto durlng tho winter., Ho contracted n cold whilo currying on a rovival, aud forslx wocks ho has boon contined to bls bed with typhold fover, His life was for a whilo i despalred of, but overal duys ngo Ho bogun.to £ improve. Diriug the 62 years of bia lifo ho has r hod uny serious ifinves till now, 1o ls vne uf vur Mcat and moet respectablo oltizens, rod wo wish bim a speedy recovory, ‘T alley cust of Clark strect and running parallel with it south from the Post-Ofllve is ju T & conditun to invite tho uxawinaton of o g Health Inspoctor, Bwill, sawduat suturted with bad beor, und other it uro hospod up with u profuslon that knows uo stint. Whon thu sun cumos out uftor w showor the alr thoreabouts is redolent of the odor of deeaying Yuegutables und other foul smells, Barecls ot apple and potato p pariugs and other swhil ull emptied in therenr of ) the Faclie Block, only u fow fost from Vun Buren, 10 tho yreat dlsquat of pusserd-b) . who uro coianetlod 10, iknlo (e PUtFId sincll i arising therefrom. ‘Ihose woundsbullders ng 3, 107; lucronsu, $143,117,0.8. Tho tnanolnl r Tt was 2§ n:hnwux Heoulptsa—Cash on hand luy 1, 1850, ©200; from salvs uf suats, $14,051; dues fromold mombors, £,4X0; dues from now members, $2.680; from salo of clorks' tickets, ::rr: furniture sold, $10; trom ront, i from tlucs, $i54; tolal roceipis, $205, 510. Disbursowmenta—Sulary of vmployds, $8,512; tent, SLUW; furnituro, $1L,005; vloaning and ropairing, $081; telugruphing, $1,244; totnd disbursoinents, 1163 balance o hand Muy 1, 1881, $1U,411. "Cnis tluttorine roporl was wlopts ed, nud 8 votoof thanks aveordod tho Comlnllflw o uctiig thion ndjurniod,and thie Board of 0 1100 an ndjourned, and the o iroctors was onllod to ordor by President liones Loy ’nu. fullowing Cominittees for tho onsuing {Lnur weore vwlmud: Floor Committco—John G st 'u'x'w-," S Gk g N. i juddes, H. il. . ¥, BMui + No in- B, J, A, Proston, 1 D. Warbon, G, W, Poasioy, 3. ¥, “Gillasto, 1.' P 1itoninson, B, 1. Webbor, Uoorge W, 'Higging, nud 0. A " ( nd thom to Jullet, the suboming bussies,” ¥What wero you dolg last ovening ln u brathel near Painter's 1 “ 1drove up there to ascortain if thero wero ANY NEW DEVELOPMENTS in the onse after Bvi wad arrestod.” * Wora thore uny ¥ You, us [ lourned this morniog.'’. *Whore 1! At Mrs, Hoymgton's. Idropped. in there nt 8a'cluck this mornmg, and the lundludy told mo that Eva oyme there in A carriugoe about il o'clovk lust night, and she was very drunk. i foll up wnd down the steps, wn rajded such u racket tbat - Hoylugton 18 nfruid the awner of-the bullding will pu\ ber out, s the dvvent nelghbors were much scane dulized. Thut's where Hva mude u mnfstuke. 1t's tho fint tino 1 over knew hor 10 drink. 8ho's an nlinigbty smart woman, She would so- duco anybidy," Tho l)unmryniuum {ualstod that ho would have Justive, nd ho would nover relunt until ho bud stroot and Fourth avopuo, about tho hour nbove | Genrral Merchandise, Pluted Warey mentioned, and usked Zueh Danlels, whom be hud 1Hlanvs, Kcy K¢y hud troublo with thoratofore, o ebmu outalde, i 3 RNIN niols compliod, und tho two, accompaniod by n I'llllflll(\lfinlfl‘lll of umnpnnluumllupp‘?fil out by 9.30 TIIIb 1\[0 1z 200, the rour door to Polk stroot, Howard, whose ELISON, ¥ Hn:uluu'lmm,.,_ roul nume ls Howard Venublo, complalnod to Zacoh that he bad not treated him eight, flot | ss—————————==——mrete words unisued, snd Zach put bid band bebind him AR GO0 anif to dmw o revolver, - Howurd jerkod a nizor RS S WATER WAV or i divk teow its hldiug pluce &t tho buok ofthis | 37 2 2 e nook and made o pass At Dnlols, who throw up H AIB Abd 1 ony Hair, Bwiieb 1LERSI wa'nnd B Ht his right arm wnd recelved tho blow goid i, BY) ust wbove the -elbow. ~He thon drew “SAMES TTALL 18 tovolver and firod two shota in rapld succossion st his nssuilant, Hownrd W ol turned nad ran, falling twice bofure he hud wono Goudnaupt G 0, DAt ENG nnly fuot, Meauwhlly somu one, supposed to bo for wie MELELY Willlam Willintug, niias * Bluck 1) VECBURN A T x‘l * thruw i Driok whivh atruok Zach on the heud, intiicting apainful sonlp wound., Howurd escupod. nnd up to a luto bour could not be found. ‘Thore- fore no ong knflwn whaothor or not be wus L or e gutiod the Instrumont and thou chuppud tho wounded. Zuch Danlels was curried to bls room e . ) doath-list, Thero wero fifty-seven burlal pere | G -1, D, 8,40 . | sont the two womua t) the Ponitontiary, r o o4 We erics. pub b) au‘flhx mnm‘n"fx":molh“r fields for thelr labord, | mits issuwnl {unumuy by lnu)uomuur' ot Vitul o?&’.‘i"é‘. Wohen T m?u woR nuolnplml_‘___mfl poll Bt or IEND Lo ‘{r:wlu About 2 o'clovk 1 thoe utternuon 4 fi&gfilfitgulrr%r‘,‘:ltg“.wl“;fl S::u!:a‘i‘;.-"lfi\: o ty w x",‘:‘., I{‘ifl’..&" or be compolled to tuke rest, Btuttutiea, Thy tho way, the ulloys contioue ina | J, W, Pro John 1L Honsloy; Pinance Come ADJUDGED INSANE. A, o WIIKLES, - tontons of bla GG Wro SOVOrGd uad be hay muglti.‘f‘ cctinper, Pu’fv‘v‘u‘ L;u;!o"ux’.'r 'Enl‘tllm:fl:“q“m yfilllllurd. up'nn 537533?5'-'3#’«-‘:’5:‘-‘”-"m‘:’:‘-"in.-'-"x':'m‘i‘-’-’n'u'lllm;'.if i‘d!‘“‘ Meu bcrl“k'l’lmanul ll’i “:Lfihyw‘“ Nbe Hpeciat Dispateh to The u,m' allag Mrs, I, Wright, alins Maggio Whooler, ap- | losu tha use of tho fngers of by et VB Hibumngon by a Tal from A runawisy Rores whial | DOL Bbatod,” For instance: Bovral wouks ayu S ikboyslin Lammuititno—U. W, Banloy, ured i Justicd Huminer's Court, icoompuniod | Tiebt bund. ~Zach and ' Howird &ro voth J, W, Proston, und 11, B, Rous, Tho Baard then appointail the following of- Beors: ‘Fromsurer, Churics L. Hutobisun; Beo- ratary, J. O, Heunoborry; Callor, Churios Stlios, Hoad bt e nelete o 54 nod u sam cd. Tho meeting thon udjourued. il UNION OATHOLIO LIBRARY. * ‘Tho anouul cleotion of tho Unlun Catholla Idbrury Assoointlon wus held last bvenlng, Tho following otHeors wore vleoted fnr tho yxnr with. BLaiy, i, May 10.~Mrs. Edwanl SBupornaw, & young murrled':mnan of Aurora, :‘hn o babe but 8 mouths old, wus brougbt to this ity Bate \nday ovening wbs audizod insaue, o ovie dones was bewrd by Judge Itanstoad, of tho Pro- Luto Court, and a jury, and sbo was orderod takou to the Asylum, ————— THE BEST RANGE ON EARTH. . 0o whoro you will, pay auny prico for a vook- vomplaint was made of i buge munure pile lying Lty u vueant Jot on the south sidv of the strect on Warron tvuutv, Just aise buuse wost of Westorn avenng, An otléor luaked around thero und ors dorod tho dirt closrod uway, 1t wig nut dono, uid somo ten duyd later unother complaint wus mudo und 1o uotico tukon of it. e pilo of RO §K thary yut, A Oyes0ro Lo the nulghbord, und the wmull which amanatos from it is auy- JAbing but frusrant, ‘This s fu Ofllcor Binclair's diutrlot, About the sumg notice s taken of Kumblops, and the cailse of thelr fulling out Iy 2upposed 10 bu disputo which thoy hud euriler c d I PAR!S STRLES. Murtin Hest, und guve bLond fu the sum ot tu apponr next Friday ufternvon st 1 o'tlook, Mr, Beut wulug uouurlt{ on the bond, The woman had nothiug to suy in tho premly furthor than was chroulvled {n ycsterduy's TRiuvuNE, which yave u completo history of Dr. D'Ungor’'d nmuud atd tho savory svonts whioh fed to the prosocution of the two women for bluckmall, " Mrs. Wheolor ssys that her cowme |efty I tho generul uifule oxtunded no furthor han tho fuct that sho soocurmadated the Doclor bo was nding, and tho ]urfi' found u verdlot to tho effect thal ho came to bla douth by un acol- 1 dent, the dolnils of which wore publlshed in 4 e Thinuse of Monday morning. The driver of the carriugo with which Mr. Everctt's horde b collided wus oxvneruted from afl bluinv, thors i Lulng prouf that ko did all in his power to pro- vent the culliston, An fnguest was held ulso upon Juseph Van Brundt, tho colored mun who Jropped dead Buuday ovening at tho Harrison atroct police station. The verdict pointod 10 1 1In the ovening nt Zuch's pluce, In the basewnent ' Au entirely \,!;;:,,,‘:. of No. 110 Fourth avouue, over u gamo of U States worpy,” n pooullurly Kthioplan_ pastime pruc- 'S, Bo Hood vxteudively nuivng the dusky denizens of — Fourth nvum}u. Zuch will o roinembored by many as the former cateher of the Unlyne Base- Ball Club. Lutely bo bus ofticiated in tho capue- ity of custodiun for J. Q. Grunt, tho Constuble. ¢ ouly arrests made {n councetion with the . - othor compluluts. Tho H ¥ 'f | out upposidon: Preidont, William A Amberg + | fug rungo ssked, and you Will fud uotblug that | and his fdol, By Paliter, the othor dofeudaut | Krdy wire thosa of Willinm Willlamw and M et 1l i s of st 2 | S Toll' b Gaoi ot i i st | Viso-bmmaidonte, . Dusing uad Jouh Uayaot! | wh givo you o atlaraotion (e our * Now | 1 1ho suko: with propus uouveniougs whanuvor | hewlt titua, Tho torues Manluportution (e | PH|LADELPHIA i MONDAY ovenlug ut 6:0 the door-bell 0F tho | 6ro ses bItiar Aot ol e oy RISt | (o Bourttary, T. d. Noruys Ehiancial Soore- | 1ub tango™ will. Jus, . Dalton, houso-fur- | grrot, ¢ tharo is any lskmull fn that sho [ Isu roporied tnlaf. Titusoluims to kuow nataing | Nf ()W R RS RE i Bistors’ webaol uituohed to 8L Patrivk's Churob | thova le vory it uso tn haviag any Hoalth Ot | fafys Tovtmas Eol-lmun + Troasuror, Andrew 1% | Dlshor, 51 Btato streot, Gt oo it D IVUniges did ot vislt Justice aLuAlE tho itais, 10 4 wu auiploy ot Hankiun o Hecond-hund wachiS L wad Fun| 8O " y i 3 it q g 3 o L Bevoud-BR | irate nmmnle':-.’:xpux‘x":c‘u'l';u-:‘uul:: W E‘é‘i:u‘n‘f:‘}.?.:'.‘:u“{ il o g [ P T TR m:';'"n'::rvfn' Bt oo 3 iy Tator 1 the night the poltce succoedod Inting~ [ (ALK ¥ I RIFsaiy, pen fur o " Lros. svau, A, Wober, Gouol pin tiuo, Marth uut_contluuy the prosvcution of s e nuautiuo, Martin Not $5 or §7, but got tho fincet and best, §8—a P On0 OF tho Wolbb. full-grown walo lufuut, which bud evidenily sot. Ure, MoChosuoy, cnranrclurkunq Randolph, been bLorn only w short thoo - beloro, e o u lurge pastobourd box on the door-gill. The box ulso contained somo goiled baby-clothos, o swall gruy wl, otber of black woalon, an old binu shirt, und haper-cloth, with the nawmoe Mrs, A, £, Bolge comn stawved upon it with fudelible Ink. The wauit wat tuken 1t once 1o Bt Juseply's Hoapltul, whaoze it died at 11 o'clock, Itls \Lere Wero und Juues it FLRKMEN'S BEXEVOLENT. ‘The wunual moeting of tho Firomen's Nunov. olont Assnclation of Chicago was bold last ovoning. Thotuas K, Courtnoy, Prosldont, In the chair, The Bocrotary’s ropurt showed that ro- llef bad been extondod during tho year to seven members and to the familive of four deccused wewmbers, that elwht mombers had diod, that that For tho pust ¥ix wouthy We Assuciation bad TIIB COUNTY-BUILDING, Hrara'd-ATToiNEY MiLs is still confined to hid howe, ‘' Bovonth Ward oleotion caso 18 an the oal) bofore Judgo Hawos to-day, W. M, TAvtou, rocord-writer in the County Ogurt, {8 down with tho winter-oholers. Tho ing Howard, - He doufes uverything agalnst him, Ilu ts not woundod. S e o Imported Wordee PTG — = e l Attention has Biiely bt dvawn to the intros e, s E E I ) 4 n i Y pe Aibtion Of BEw WOrds It E0 GUruAT LADEUMKD, T A h b 4 Fielde and oue at Juust lurporied from Englind scems T WIL' eting 8 2Bt oot had o by ongue. ¥ Un v Wl i by been o Soliuutaliem 1 France; and in Epislusuon's lask k & Raynor’s Moth Powdor s a harvostor m‘fi' :«w rouches by tho million, b ————— Cummins does not advertisa teoth for §7 and charge more. 70 Btats, »’ e ———— We recommend Eldredue sowing-machines | N g Vegetably, Fluwer, A b aheta Warh Vere it oibsale ”Mé’i.ét M) i Brdasen | LAWN GRASS. ©