Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 20, 1881, Page 8

bes doe mtetianinne Sea RL 2S gt HO Bein tN ar et oc tie necreiecte 5 ‘(ui CrikcAGO TABUNL: THE CITY. IN GENERAL. Tt, Forsrtit, Montreal, fant tho Palmer. B, 1. Craig, U.S, N,, Is at the Sherman, R.A, Fraxpens, Macon, Gn., ts at the Palmar. 1. 1. Bowens, Pekin, China, ts at tho Tromont. J.T. Ronents, Atinntn, Gn, tent the Shere man Testy Orraxnrna, New York, f4 at tho Sher- man, Mr aAnp Muna. tt. Rt. Gurty, of Roston, are at the Sherman, W.C. Cour, tho man of (hIppodramatio shows, Ja at the Sherman, Y. F. Gnarrox and W, G, Gillett, Washington, D,C., are at tho Palmer, A.CAnvesten and Robert Watson, San Frane cleco, tre at the Tremont. Mi AND Mra, W, 1. Apams and familly, New Orleans, aro at tho Tremont. Ne i Hf. Joxes and ‘I. Duryea, Cano of Good Hope, are at the Urand Pacific. Md. Stinwrston, London, England; Edward uinswell, Caleuttn, are at tho ‘Vromont. {EH Stokes family, Miss Lari Farint ant Gearga Farini, of Coup’s Sonster Show, are at the Sher- mun, E.G. Beckwitit, wife, and daughter, Mr. and Mra, F. A. Reekwith, San Franelsdo, are at tho Paltner, W, W. Strom, We TL Beery. J. 1 Bullard, Nelion Cpdegrove, and C, f. MeConkey, Now Mosico, ure at the Grand Paoitic, Joun B, Cours, vill ae Vice-President Peorin, Evanse & Veentur Ruilroad, Poortay T, . Potter, Manager Chlenga, Burtington & Burlington, are at the Grand Pacific. UNT. Winona, Minn.; Morton Trowen ‘ow Yorks 2 A, Cobb, Cleveland, 0.3 Jerry O'Sullivan, New York: aud George EB. Doweriun, Springteld, HL, are at the Leland, Gronak McGuire, colored, employed on the steniner Wako, while cutting fhrewooi on board ship sestorday morning aceldently cut a long gnsh fu his lett leg uelow the knee, Ho was tuken to the County Hospital for treatmant. Evenytmina ts In renitlncss for the produc: don this evening of * A Celeprated Cuse” at tho Grand Opera: House, with Me. James O'Neill tn the tending mie. aud supported by MSMiss Rose Wood, Mr. Lewls Morrison, and o well-choseo company. ABsICK and destitute womnn giving the namo of Hauonb Callahan, claiming to hall from Evanston, was found helpless un thesldewalk at tho corner of Van Huren street and Albany aves nue nt trot yeaterduy afternoon. Bhe was tke to tho County Hospital by tho West Madison street police patrol. THe many frients of Lieut, Keating will re- pret to heur that he tg Iving fl, dunworausly 90, it is thought, ut the St. Joseph Hospital. A compliint from whieh he has suifered for sover- ul years recently nastimed an aggravated form, and scents to completely Unaitle tho phystcluns in attendance upon him. ' W. €. Coup'a show arrived yesterday morning in tivo trains of cura, and tinmediately begun erecting the large tent, in the presunce of 1 vont aiverabie number of people, at the Lake-Front. ‘Thia morning tho grand parade will bo made, ag announced previously, and pass through. some of tho principal thoroughfares of the city, Tue twenty-ninth anniversary of the founding of the Uriter of the Sons of Hernan was celu- rated yesterday at Ogden's Urove by u plenic given under the auspices of the Chicago brinch of the Order. In the morning there wasn pro- ceasion to the grove, and thodny was plensnotly: passed with sports and games common ton pic- nic. Mra. MATILDA SILK, of No. 2008 Main street, While on her way home from ¢huret at o'elouk yesterday morning, was struck on the Jeft arm. ¥ A bullet, aceitentally discharged from a toy- pistol with which rome boys were playing In an alley, near tho corner of Areber nvenue and Quinn atreet, The wound, fortunately, is quite ally! te Mp Avaustix DALY and his ontire doublo compuny are stopplug at the Tromont. They uppenr this week at Hooloy's Thentro in the buccessful hollday comed Needles ana Ing," to be followed with "Cinderella nt Sohool." Hoth Productions will be ncted here with the original ew York east, under the personal direction of Mr, Daly, ATSo'clock yesterday afternoon the Fitth Ward Land League hold its weekly mecting, Which was wtvertised for evoning In’ All Saints? Church, and In consequence na very smull num. Der was In attendanes, In Heu of a speaker, a Tow preliminary arrangements were mado for tho niigs-ineeting to be hetd Sunang afternoon, after Which an adjournment was hud. + ConA AND StTe¥LDA WARDELI, tyod 12 and 13 yonrs, were found astray: in the streots yester- day. and, until their parents can be heard from, are peti eared for by Mr, J, W..tcher, of No. st North Curtl streat. hoy. fuy they bavo heen living at the Suidiers': Orphans’ Home at Normal, and set aut to visit thoir futhor, who realdes at Bucklugham, Ill, but by mlstake got on tuo wrong train, Josurn PuLKA. 13 years, iving with bis ‘pne Fonts at No. &7 West Ninetcenth street, while attempting to board a train in motion drawn by engine No, 127 on tho Burlington & Quincy Tuliroad nt Lawndale at 6:30 yesteriay morn ing. uceldentully fell beneath the wheels and had his rivht leg crushed below’ the knee, Ee was taken back into the aity, and was todged at tho County Hospital for treatment. BANGAMON streot vluduet fe About campleted. The grading is done und sldewitks on tha south sido ure Ini, and n few days will sug the ond of the Mnishloy touches. feding cross it now. ‘The houses on olther side are raleed on a level with the walls of tha crossing; the streets luud- Ing to it ne ralsed, and the whole place. 1s very much Improved. The bridgo ts about 400 Lect Jong, und is composed of four apans, THE Inmates of tho Bridawell wern addresacd by tho Rov, Arthur Little, of the Now England Church, Tho theme, “True Munhood,” was hundted {0 a most interesting munner, The Jeading points were bow to maka most vf solf, ang hetp others to make most of thonwelves: and make most possible of God, His promises Rud wasurinces, looking for ald and dircetion to the Author und Finisher of Chrlatlun faith.” jit. J. W. DEAN conducted tho Young Mon'a Christlan Assoelation Gospel service nt Farwell Holl last evening, the usual large audienes Lee apy in uttendanee. A number. of teatlmontus Irom several pursons present formed an inter- reating nfteremceting, to which full half the Audience remained. Excellent aingine was fur nished by the Farwoll-Hall Chote, uiter leador- whip of Mr. J. W. Burke, nasiated by Miss ‘Tucker, the now organist of tho Agssoolution, ‘Tho Chiengo Horseshoors’ Local Union No.4, met yesterduy at No, 7 South Clark street, A. lirge nuinbor of now members was added to the organization. The objoct of tho meeting Was to anuke the ormantzition moro cumplute by secure. dug tho itdinigsion into tho Union of as mung orsvshoers a8 possible, 80 that the craftsmen jnay tmuke a united effort in the direction of an Increase of wages, A meoting will bo beld 2 haraday: eveulng for furthor uction in the mate Aue rogular woekly meoting of tho Bixth Wart Land Leaguo was hold in St, Pius’ School- house yesterdy ufternoon, A largo audience assembled to listen to the cloquencs of a Stites Leugueorutor, J. Curren Keegan, who cane Rot upon tho seone, Alter dovkting to obtain Tusielang und mareb tn a body Cram Suered Heurt Church to the Fifth Ward open-air mass> nucoliug to be bold nust ‘hursday-at the cornor of Halsted ond ‘wonty-oighth atroots, and ox- tenting 2 xeneral Inviiition to all lovers of Ibe erty in the ward, tho di 6 \- an ‘ard, tho disappointed Leaguers ad: THE 'Truo Pian Loan & Tutlding Assoolation beld ny adjourned mecting ‘yosturtiay morning: at Aurore Surnor-Hall tor the purpose of rus celving the constitution and by-laws aubinitted by the Committes on By-Lawa. Thore are 618 shures sold out of 1,800 of tho frat serioe, Too olicers clucted for tho. folluwing - year ara Pike, Presidents H, Deyo, View Prosident; Etlinguon, Trexsurer; and Charles Erhard, Secs reuury io, following compose the” Bonrd of Director’: Ed, Mo'tlernan, %- Hy Bouls. 8, By Pinta, Obverkerehor, and Isadore Bro, Loree ‘uervu ono your und two fur two years, Mu. BH TALNOTT, of tho Railway Age, wha reeuntly made a trip through Cuba’ ana tho Southern States, bus Just recetved through the kindness of Capt, Jacres, of the United Stitos war-dteuiner Now iampablresa uantity of very Valuuble putrifuctions from Tie Southorn, ploy. phito inines, wmoug whieh ure pobritied wbark's teeth of chormous proportions, seotivns of the Yertebnw of tho aia lish, a ploce of petrified woul! found 180 feet boluw the surfieo on the Aslang of Navassa (West Indi tslands), und other purine und interesting urtivies, ‘Ihe callecon u (3 Ae de ‘onu of which Mr, Talbote t oe whic! muy bo proud to hu A MEptiNG of tho Trudo and Labor Aasombly was held yesterday afternoon at tho hulfon Washington stroct. ‘Duleguty Hyves reported a constitution aud by tina. Jor the ‘Trades Agsvine bly und Homestead Avsoulnuon, ‘Cho document contained thirty-thrve seetiony and was adapted After alscuagion. Tt provides that each muniber wall pay un initiation fue of 3 ‘cents and A muntuly fou of $2 until $109 is calued, when premiuns are ta be bid tor founs, No mombor oun tuke more than fifteon sbures, ‘The ofluura of the Asgaciation are to be uu Prestdunt, Vico Frosideut, Treasurer, and twelve directors, A. Cet ee penoluted to cuilect subsorip- w preliminary masseny Banize tie Asauulation. if ofl £0 ote Mi. Hexny Wisceszven, of 133 Ping stroot leaves tho city to-duy fora vale io as naive land, ufter nu continuous residonve tn Chlouya of bver fur rty years. dir, Whevhuneyor uame tu this city fad oben Chicayo voutuined jess thun 4,00 Inbabltunts, and hus lived bere to seo that Population jatreased moro than: lWe-fold, He wae fortunate to tod employment under MMe Wihuin B. Ogden, and for no’ lesa than thirty two yeary coding on the lat of May last wus In tho vmploymunt us foreman or superintendent of tno cay tuimbor-yarda new belongiuz to tho Veshtlgo Company. During all thle tine dir. Wisehumoyor bus been 4 realdent uf tue North Division, wad ia that part of the city, + and capertally near tho Water- Works, tins ai cumulnted alares xmouunt of improved valu ble property, but, botter than property, he has always enjoyed tho reapoct and contidence of his nelghbora and of nll his neqinatatances, After ovor forty years’ residence here ho now visits his old bume in Germany, intending, pers bapa to atiy ayear in Eurove, and will take with him the kindoat wishes of his friends fora happy visit, aud a safe return to Chiengu. ‘Te annual tenure of the Medical Superine tendent of tha Hospltal far Wamon and Chll- dren, Pauling street, near Omen nvenite, 18 in Dress and will be lasued this week, ft shows the number of patients udmnitted during the y ending’ March 1, 188ts Adults, 1601 children trentod, ndulta, Ho: etlldren, 403 deaths, adults, 83 ebtldron, Gy llseharged, adults, Mey chikdren, 40; births dn the hospital, 0 infants hoaltis, 40. Thore were 1.06 visite ta the free dispensary. There aro now in tho institution 2 women, & bables, and Eehild. Religious xervices ura held every Sunday afterioon ut 4 o'clock under the nnspices of tha Y. M,C. A. ‘Tho reception-roam Of the building ta sndly in need of a ew carpet and rome churiinbio person cag find a nsotel way of applying a few doilurs in having tho fenee newly painted. Cinitontey's-DAY was yeatorday morning cele- brated at the Trinity Methodist Churel with bee coming ceremonies. After music, tho following prouran was carried out by the children: Heck ‘tation, “Perseverance,” Maud “Heron solo, * Nota Sparrow Fulleth." Florenco Higinuath- no hymn, primary olnss: recitation, “Tho Coll to Work,” Emily Dobson. ‘Tho ‘condition of the Suntuy-achool was then set forth Ina fu: wellevhasen ‘remurks by tho Superintendent. It wis announced that a prize of $3) in gold would bo fives to the one who would bring Inta the school tho Inegoat number of schaolurt be- tweet now and next Childron’s-Day, Tho pastor, the ev. A.B. Pune, delivered tho children’s fermon on the sibject, “Alpha und Omega,” he talk was a short, simple, and interesting ace countof the Greck letters alpha and omega, and of tho figurative sense in which thoy ‘are Nacd In the Bible. A note was rend from” Son ator Logan, win was expected to address tho inceting. stating that on aceount of tho illness of Mrs, Logan ho woulil be unubloto be prosunt, but that tho Sunday-school cuuse hid hia beartl= est good-will and Interest, In tho pluvo of. Mr, Logan's nddress the pastor sald thut he would tnko n collection, deuining that the only ade. quate substitute for Mr. Logan's address. THB TOILRNE. The Sooialistic and Workingmen’s organiza- tlons met yestorduy afternoon at Meotuntes’ Hall to discuss the condition of the Inboring masses, ‘T, J. Morgan’ fed off with a protest against the practice of business: men employing college graduates at stare vation wages, soverul of those prosent de- nownclog it ng little butter than ag incentive to Hishoncity. Joo Griinuut produced x muni festo, which, atter much whoreasing, demanded that tho purty tnanugers take sides elther for or Aguinst such mensures ns wlfected the welfare Of the tulling tnusses, The document was tlontly luid over for further discussion. A_ resolution was tdopted virtually calllug on the Trades nud Labor Assenbly to publicly explain tho reasons Tor Sts existence, in order that the public might. doelde whothor It or tho Luvor party, was a set of * fatitom-chasing impeacticables.” George Schilling wound up the meeting with na lecture on Communism, ag underatuod bere and in Eu- rope. j + = SUBURBAN, ENGLEWOOD, ‘Englewood is preparing for an old-fashtoned Fourth-of~July celebration, The Englowood Union Veteran Club started the movement by Orringmg to lay tho corner-stone of their Momortal Hallon that das, Siuco thon tho cltt-- zens have taken hold of the matter and propose to carry out the programon a lurge’ scate. A meeting was held Friday ovening, and a Come mittee appoluted to solicit. subscripnons. So far nbout $300 bas been raised. Tho subscribers to the Memorial Hall fund will hold a mecting thia evening to elect directors and arcanwe tholr partof the program, ‘The citizens will hold snothor: Mmeotlug toeinorrow evening to make the tinal Arrangements, Col.-lugersoll being away In Arizona, the Veterans hive Invited ox-Gov, Oxlesby to nko tho address ut the laying of tho corner-stone. The Rey. Robert Collyer, who {euspected, to be in'the city at tho time, will also be Invited to be present, Gen. Logan and other prominent men have already intiinated thelr intention of witnessing tho ‘ceremonies. After the luying ot tho corner-atune, tho audi- ence will adjourn to Parry's Grove, where umple refreshments wlll be provided, Music and Apeeches will thon be In order, and In tho even- ing thore will be a grand display of Uroworks, ‘The curner-stone from Gettysburg bas aiecady. Arrived, and the one from Lovkuut Mountain {3 expeoted during the week. Prof, A. M. Fletcher, who. is about to roe move from Englewood, having eceptnd tho po- sition of Professor of Music in an Bustern cule lee, bna been tendered 0 complimentary cone ry which will take. place July 7 at Tillotson nll, ‘Tho Cook County Normal Sehool will bold ex- aminations this week. graduating oxerclscs of the Englowood he. High School wilt bo hold Thuraday oveniug, at ‘Tilotsou Hall. ra MILLERS’ ASSOCIATION. Tho Minneapolls Association Said to Bo in Danger of Disintozration. Spectat Dtepateh 69 The Chicago Tribune. St. Pau, Minn, June 19,—For some timo rumors of linportaut changes in the Minne- apofls Millers’ Association ‘have been cur- rent, but thus far the members of the organl- zation have declined to indicate the character of the chungesin contemplation, Yesterday, however, a reporter succeeded In finding 6 gentleman tess retleent than the others, and who kindly furnished some hmportant Infor- mation conceining the-affatrs of the Agsoclu- tion, Upon calling his-attention to tho re- ports In circulation, the gentleman stated that radical chances would soon occur, and continued substantinlly as follows: It is no secret that soveral firms have been contemplating an early withdrawal from the Association on the ground that thelr interests coutd be as well subserved In- dependently, and that the Assseciatlon had practically outilved its usefulness to the millers nVout three yeurs ago, On'Thuraday Jast Messrs, ©, A. Pillsbury & Co., one of the inst substantial and enerietls firms of the corporation, Med notice of its Intention to withdraw at the close of the year, which will buon the Ist of September, and thereafter minke all purchases without the intervention ‘of Ue Association and Independent}s, Other feos will follow, — until: the disintegra- ion of 8 purchasing syndleate” is fully accomplished. ‘This will lead at ones: to. th Organization of an +, independent Board for the early construction of a number of additional elevaturs and the establishment of an open wheat market {n/ Minneapoits, which ts expected ta work ad- vintaxeuusly to both the producer and nulter, Buyers from other eltles are sald to bo in favor of the scheme, and express their intention of olng all in thetr power In mak- iug Minneapolis by far the greatest wheat market In the Northwestern States, Among the direct results of this contemplated change will be the removal of all the: mill :ofllees to sone central and convenient location, Where they cin be found withoutdificulty by the farmurs and others having bualness to transact with then Another possible re- sult of the dismemberment of the Mitlers’ Association will be the crection of a first class Chimber of Commerce building in Mine neapalls, a capitalist of ample ncans having already offured’ to advance the money re tilred to build such a: structure whenever e Assoctation Itsulf is dissolved, NEW JERSEY SINGING SOCIETIES, New Bnunswick, N, J,, June 10,.—The an: nual meting of the German singing socletles of ils State will be hold here to-morrow, Eutrtecn Saclotles wilh partlelpate, ‘Thero vl ‘uel Ly chic, prize sings ing contest, anda banner’ proentaltons to ——— AUSTIN'AND SAN ANTONIO, TEX. One hundrod and two miles of new steol track buve Just beon Hnished betwoen Denison and Mineola, on the now Texas extension of the Missour! Pacitic Itallway, and a magniticent cow passcnyor train of Pullman care and palaco coaches ore to-day runoing from the Missieslpp! Wyor direct (o Austin and San Antonio, Tex., with nochange whatever. This new train passos through the bequtiful Intlan Torritory, and en- tors Texas at Denison, the Gate City. It texvos Bt Louis wt 0:00 a.m. Hannibal ut 10:05 a, i,, und Kansas City at 4:00 p.m. every day, Loayo Chicago at noon or on evening trains, und make connections with d{lssourl Pacitic Railway. F, CHANDLER, Gonoral Passengor Agent, te IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT, On and aftor June 2, 1881, wll trains of tho Chicago, Hurtington & Quincy Nallroud will ure rive and depart from tho «rand Union Depot, situated on Canal stevet, between Madison and Adauns strevts, Chicago, . —————— THE "SOVEREIGN" IS THE LATEST improved Mackingon pen. ‘It can be closed Into staal compass fur the pocket and longthoned for use,’ Mackinnon Pen Company, 133 Broadway, Now York, 03 Madison stroet, Chicago, ———_— MONUMENTAL. Joho Hi. Volk, des.gucr aud inanufacturor of Que granite and marole monuments, tablots, statuary, curbing, etc. iu solevted stuck, Oflce ‘Soraur Dearborn and Nandulph streets, . —— We recommend Eldredgesewing-machines CANADA. The International Sunday-School Convention to Be Held at Toronto. Marshall Wood, the English Soulptor, Recovers $13,000 from the Government. Typhold Peyer Prevalent in Mon- treal, the Result of Accu« mulated Flith. An Ex-Alderman of Ottawa Try ing His Hand at a Flyings Machine. Report that Princoss Louisa Has Seon tho Last of Canada, and Lorne Will Soon Leave, PRESUYTERIAN ASSEMBLY. Special Dispatch ta The Chicago Tribune, Kinastron, Juno 10,—In the Presbyterian General Assembly, a tong and animated dls- cussion tvok plice on the recommendation to commit the Church to the Canada Tem- perance act, ‘The report of the Committes set forth the very obvious fact that intem- peranee was «due to two causes: the tse of alcoholic Hquor and the traile in it, 1b rece ouunended that the. Temperance act of 18738 should be submitted to the people in every vlace where tha people are thought to be ready for it; that the assembly renew thelr former testhnony that Intempernnes is a great sin against God, and obstructive to the teaching of the Gospel of Jesus Clirist; that Itls the duty of the Church to make avery * endeavor to do away with intemperance by trying to destroy the customs that fend to it; that the ministers, elders, and eungregations take'the Jead in the temperance movement, and secure the circulation of temperance Hterature, and, in this regard, pay partleular attention to the Snbbath-achouls; that tha members of the Uhureh engaged in the liquor tratic: avanton that means of making fw living; — and thot the ministers of the Presbyterian Church — read these recommendations from their pulpits, ‘The Rev, D.G, Macdonnell thought it nu more {ncousistent with the Christinn profession to sell good wine than to drink it, ‘The Assem- bly should be consistunt ievery way. -Vua- rious amendments were offered, but the re- port was finally adopted by 44 1025. ‘There was n very vigorous debate on the subject, many prominent tembers thinking: that it was unwise to commit the Church to -any special form of prouipitory iexistation.- ‘The report of the Cominittes on Sabbath- Observance was read, Itstated that there Was alainentable amount of Sabbath-dese eration going on throughout the Dominion. it also discountunanced Sunday funerals, the remedy for which lay in tho ininisters’ own hands. Jt was desirable that the’ custom bo stopped, ‘Che Assembly should remonstrate with tha several contractors, rallway, com- pintes, ete., Who are carrying on a system of Sabbath-profunation, with a view to having It stopped, ‘The great railway companies were becoming a moral as well ayn political dan- ger, and the Church should interfere to have ie evil perpetrated by them on Sunday put astop to. ‘The Rev. Mr. Macdonnell safd, wills they were fagislating on Srbbath, ob- servance, It would be well not to forget the overworked reporters, who are supposed to report sermons for Monday reading. ‘That wig acustom which should not exist A motion was put that the report be recelved, and that the Assembly remonstrate with the employers of labor ugalust Subbath desecra- tion. Curried. The Rey, Prof. Gregg, on behalf of tho Comuiitice to Watch Legistation on the Sub- ject of Murrlages, reported that, ns 10 pro- posal was made in “Partiament just year to pass the obnoxious Deceased Wife's Sister Ii, no netion on their part was necessary. The report was recelyed and adopted. It was decided to hold the next General Asset bly it St. John, N. GB, on the second Wednesday in June, 1832. INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY-SCHOOL CONVENTION, Epectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Toronto, Juno 19%—The International Sunday-School Convention, to be held hero next week, In the Pavillon of the Horticult- ural Gardens, willbe tho third uf its kind, In 1872, at Indianapolis, the fifth National Sunday-Schvol Convention of tho United States was held, whereat’ it was provided that the Dominion of Canada should be tne {ted to unite {n the next Triennial Conve n- tion, This invitation was accepted, and ac- cordingly, In May, 1875, thora met in Balti- more. the first International Sunday-School Convention of the United States and British America, The second was held three years Jator, In Atlanta, Ga, In April, 1878, At the Atlanta Convention, the Rey. Dr, Potts, who was a delegata from Ontario, entogized the Dominion, referring to the intelligence and hospitality of its people, and extended s cordiut invitation to lia-henrers to come and seu for them: ts, Toronto wiis accordingly selected as the next pluce of meeting, Attho opening session on the morning of Wednesday next, addresses of welcome will be delivered by the Hon. Edward Blake, the: lon, George W. Allnn, and Mayor Me- Murrich; to whieh responses will be made by the Hon. A. Hf, Colquitt, Governor of Georgia, and others, Throughout the con- yoution, addresses on’ topics of interest by distinguished Sunday-school workers. will commund much attention. ‘There will ba ree ports from the several States, ‘Territorics, and Provinces, Ilmited ‘to. threa minutes ench, Ina congress comprising so many great names it fs diticult to partiewlarize, among thoso assigned a place upon the pro- Bram ure the naines of the Rey, Dr. Thomp- son, Presidentof Otterbeln Pulvorsity, Ohlas tho Rey, Dr, Meredith, of Boston; the Rev, Dr, Mitchull, of Cleveland; the Rev. Dr. Randolph, Secretary of the Committea on Anternational Lessons for 1880-'88; and tho Rey, Dr. Vincent, ‘Tho local celebrities put down for adiresses are the Rey, Dr, Suthor Jand, of Toronto, on “Sunday-School Work in the North,” and the Rey, Prinelpal Muc- (Vicar, of Montreal, on.*'The Art of Teach- Hach State ts entitled to send dologates equal in number to twice Its Congressional delegation, Including Senator and Repre- sentatives, It ls tha: duty of the Excentive Combulttees of State Conventions to sve that thelr respective States are properly repre sented, and to this wise provision the Inter- national Conventions are fargely indebted for the excellunt material in thelr composl- flon, At the National Convention of 1873 tho Executive Committea were anthorized to prescribe the busls of rapresontation of these. Province: Securing to which Canada ts on- ttlod to ninaty-six delegates, ‘The full uum ber of ellylble delemntes to the coming cun- ventlon aggregates 600, . MARSRALL WOOD's CLAIM. Bpectat Duapateh ta The Chicago Pribune, Orrawa, Jung 10.—Marshall Wood, the eclebrated English scuiptor, had a claiin against the Government for $80,000 for surv- fees rendered in laying out the grounds of Parllament House square, The Government’ considered the amount excessive, and ro fusud to pay It, The matter was left to ar- bitration, and an award of 819,000 was made in favor of Wane Wood athe theamount, and the matter was referred to the Exchequor Court ‘The Court lias just decided mali taluing the award, with ‘the excuption of the costs of a commission for the exainination o! n witness in England, which are to be pai by the clalmant, £ FLYINGsMACHINE, Special Dispatch to The Chlcago Tribune, , Orrawa, June 10,—Ex-Ald, Clancy, of Ob towa, is an Inventor; at least, he Js perfect ingen Inyentlon, Ho fs trying his hand ata diying-maching, and, like some Inventors in the same Ine, he Js very sanguine of success, ‘The cantral Idea of the ex-Alderman’s luven- tion Is a box about three feet square, without top: or bottom, an axle passing througti it, and wings fifteen feet long attached to either side of the axle,—the whole to be buoyed up ngs worked by crank-power, — Jt ig ditfurent trom any other fiying-machine yot Invented: tn this: that “the winga will ouly cateh the alr one-half of the way around each fimo, Just to front and in under, so thatlt will not only propel JUNE 60,, lovi—tiuN we aAdiss, itself forward,, but have a rising power as weil.” With this contrivance Me. Clancy ex- pects to cleave the alr ata speed of 120 mites an hours and possibly, although hie don't say 80, to carry hor Mujesty’s malls in his flight, — .. SIR JOUN MACDONALD. Speetal Dtspateh to The Chteago Tribune. Tonoxto, Juno 16.—Sir Join Macdonald anilelpates beltig able to return to Canna by the Allan Lins. Parisian, whieh leaves Liverpool July2t. itis his intention ta stay it River de Loup titi tho end of August, when he expects to he robust enough ta pro- ecedt to Ollowa, and resume active political © special Dupatih to The Chicago ‘Tribune. f Orrawa, June 10.—tt Is thought that Sir Jolin Macdonald huay, return to Canna with Nigher honors than: when he went away. Itis reported that the Order of the Garter will be conferred upon tin, and if It iy he will be sure to. necept if, | The Garter Is lonked upon ns beng the highest prize for whiel a public ntanenn strive. It would be Rtrange If Sir John should come back ay Lord Jolin. FREE OF DUTY, « Spectal Dispateh,ta The Chicago Tribune Orrawa, June.10—The Free Press says “Government papers have been very busy denying 1 statement inada by the Free Press, to the @ect that harness was admitted free of duty forthe use of the Daeifie Railway Sytidiente, ‘Iho fact of the mntter sees to be, Uiat some tine ago an order-in-Counell was pissed to atinit horses and harness for the use of the syntleate ft bond,—the horses and harness so itmitted to be used in Cam da during the susuner, and returned to, the nited Stated In the fall, without any duty being paid. If this is not admitting them free of duty, it isn very good,tiuitation of it? A DECLARATION. OF PRINCIPLES. Speetat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribunes Toronto, Juno 19.—Mr. Jumes Bain*sent to the General Presbyterian Assembly, at Kingston, a declaration of the principles of the Presbyterlan Church-Defense Associne tion, The principal veints of Interest in the declaration are: ‘Liat the Westminster Con- fession 1s the best human interpretation of the will of Gods opposition to the use of Ine Strumental music in ‘the service of praise, and to the use of hymns; condemnation of the practice of sitting during prayer, the holding of bazars, concerts, ete., for chureh purposes, and the introduction of ‘trained choirs into church-services, ANTI-ETERNAL PUNISIIMENT. Special Disoateh to The Chleaan Tribune, Tononto, Ont, June 19—The Rev. Mr Brookman, who had recently to resign the pastorate of the Yorkyille Baptist Church, onaccount of his non-bellof In eternal pun- ishment, lias secured unsolicited the adher- enced of a large partion of his congregation, who will worship ina hall at Yorkville until achurel ean be built, He ts constantly re- celving letters of encouragement —inelosing in inany cases strbstantlal wd—in the stud he bins taken on the eternal punishment question, SIR JOUN GLOVER, Speetat Diapateh ta The Chicago Tribune, Montrear, Juno 19%—The Governor of Newfoundland, Slr John Glover, has been transferred from the administration of that colony to that of the Leeward Jslands, Ils Excellency, who shares with Sir Garnet Wolseley the glories of Coomassie and Lagos, isn particular favorit with the Imperial authorities. Ha waa strongly opposed to the Newfoundland railway. project, because he considered it ealenlated to “Americanize an old and loyal English colony. CENSUS-VFIGURES, Bpeetat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Mostrean, Juno 10,—Notwithstanding the secrecy which Is observed in census. matters, the population of some portions of the Dominion becomes public. in various ways. It is said that the population of Nova Scotia {is ascertained to bu 453,000, azalast. 858,800 In 1871.—nn Increage of over 17 por vent. ~ Tho City of Halifax fs sald to number 36,1 Auninst 20,592 In 1871, It is nlso satel that the population of Montreal has Increased 60 per cent, * GOLD-DISCOVERY. Spectat Dispatch to' The Chieago Tribune, NAvANEH, June 10.—A great stir of ox- cltemunt ts caused In this part of the coun- try by the reports concerning a gold-niine discovered In the Township of Kaladar. The mines are pronounced by practical Califor- fa miners to be the richest specimens they oversaw, Tho nuggets of gold appear on the surface of the quartz In paylng quanti- tles, and very pure. —— OCEAN-FREIGNT FoR THE WEST. Speetat Dispatch to The Chicago ‘Ivibune, Mostreat, June 10—An evidences of the wisdom of reducing the cnnal-tolls is found inthe fact ‘that all the ocean steamers com- {ng to this port Intely have large quantities of freight for Cuteagzo, Cleveland, St. Paul, and other places inthe Western States. In former years not tt ton of goots for Amer- dean ports came this way, . LOUISE AND LORNE. Spectal Dispatch to Lhe Chicago Tribune, Tononto, Juno 19.—A. special cable to the Eventing Telegram:-says: “Lt 1s, reported. on what Is considered good authority, that tho Princess Louise has seen the Inst of Can- ada, and thattha Marguis of Lorne will re- turn to England some thao in the autumn.” A STATUE OF TRE VIRGIN, Spectal Dispateh to The Chteaco Tribuni, : Yontnvar, June 19.—Mr.. Robitnille wilt shortly oxhibit to the publican colossal statue of the Noly Virgin, which is to be placed in , the natural niche In Capo ‘Trinity, on tho ‘Saguehay River. 5 TYPHOID-FEVER, - Bpectat Dupatch to The Chicago Tridunes Montrean, .Juya 19%.—TLyphold-fever 1s prevalent In Montreal, and the presence of the disease fa attributed to the edor arising from the filth deposited during the winter In Jones and by ways, and not yet removed, + : GENERAL NEWS. . ; Spectal Diaspaten to The Chicago Tribune Orrawa, June 19.—At a mecting of the ‘Treasury Board, It was decided that the yal! uation of the Chandiére bridge as fixed by tho arbitration was fair; nnd: that the extra duty and tine Imposed by the Customs De- partment for undervaluation must be pald in ‘ull by the tmporters, Messrs, Clark, Reove & Co., of Philadelphia, ¥¢ fs understood that, very shortly, after the roturn to Ottawa of the Minister of Nallwnys, an engineering party will be ovmanized for $7 purnnge o maklpg asurvuy for the Trent <A Inteo Nusnber of Gormans are setting li the Lownship of Lanark, en DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, Tfanoven, N. IL, Juno 18—The collogo, Investigation continued to-day, Chafrman Neamith said ho had recotved 2 memorial from the aluiunt of Boston, signed by Judge Field, the Hon. Harvey Jowell, and other distinguished gentlemen, also one from the Seorqtary of the Sty Louis Alumml Associa- tion, “The memorials were understood to be’ favorable to the President, Judge Binehan demanded that they be fntroduced, Counsel for the prosecution objected, claiming that they should not--come In until they hod rested’ their case, ‘Tho objection Was, sustnined, Rpt the testimony by Profs, Dantield and Pettle in support of the charges ugalust tha President un agreement was made to adjourn will July 1. The Trlends of the prosecution: bulleve that the Unexpected adjournment is an abandonment Of the cuss by the defense, and hint atthe resixnation of the President. Judge Nes- mith gays It way made for the accommoida- ton of counsel on both sides, There is: ane thority for saying that President Dartlete strongly, desired O;huve the investigation completed. Jils friends clay that fucusa evi dence will thoroughly vindicate hls aumlns istration, ee a The Jcruselem Chamber, i ‘The Jorusalom Chamber, where the New Tea- tament conjpuny ot revisors haye beld thoir meetings glace June %, 1870, wae originally tho Parlor of the Abbot's: palace, and is associated with many Jotervating oveuta in Eugiish blatory. It was wo thie spot that Howry 1V, was conyoyod when selzed with bis last li{ness, and where be died Murch 2u, 1413," Tk was bore, In the days of (oe Loog Parllument, "that the colebrated Ase, oy sembly of Divines, driven by the cold from Honey VIE's Chapel, held ite sixty-alxth sos- sion, on Monday, Oot. 2, 143, and cantinind to meet until its cloalng seston (the 1,183) on Fob, 2h 1600, Horo were prepared tho famed West minstor Confession of Malth and the Lonyar and Shorter Catcehisins of the Presbyterian Churehns of Scotland, and, for many genorations, of the Tudependents of England. Hore, also, Just fifty years Inter, nt tho auggestion of Dr. Tillotson, Thon Donn of Canterbury, the memorable cam mission appointed by William ITT assembled to devise n basis far i schome of comprehension ina revision of the Enulish Vrayor-hook, In tho oblong room, somewhat. narrow far ita fonath, invasuring nbout forty feet fran: north tosoulh and about twenty frotn enat to weat, Now ‘Testament company bave held tho hirger number of thoir sessions, the whole tums ber boing 407, the total number of attentances 6.42, and the sr ernjio shrondance at each moct~ fhe 15.8 nembers, ‘Thoir tnat meatne for: the ey ‘Testament swork ended at by, m. Noy. 1 » ‘ OBITUARY. GEORGE F. RUMSEY. Tho iWneral services over the rematns of the Inte George F, Rumsey were held yester- tay afternoon in St. James’ Episeopal Chureh, corner of Cass and Huron streets, ‘Thera was a large attendance of friends of the decea: including many of the best known residents of the North Division and 0 turge number of members of the. Board of ‘Trade. ‘The services were tn accordance with the established ritual of the Episeopal Chureh,. and were conducted by Bishop Clarkson and the Rey, Frederick Courtney, Rector of St. James’, The Bishop and clergyman met the cor- téze nb the chureh door, and led the ay up the nisie to the altar, nt tho steps of which the casket was deposited. ‘The pall-boaters wore: J. A. Ellis, E. '. Watkins, Volney Cc. ‘Turnerg Charles Dole, John Tumse ‘s and A. H.-Burley, ‘The collin was carried by aix young mon? Messrs, ‘Turner Rumsey, Julian Wunsey, EB. Shelton, Bd Douglas, John Eilts, and Ed Woodle, Among” the Inmediaty friends and relatives present were E. 1b Seldon, Mrs. Ruinsey (widow of the deceased), Mr, and Mrs. Nurton, Mr. and Mrs, dullon 3. Rumsey, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Me- Gall, Mrs, Eliis, the Misses Murtha, Dora, and Eiuma Runisey,'J._¥. Scammon, Mrs, Mahion D. Ogden, Edson Sheldon ant wife, Charies Sheldon, Mrs. Dougins, Afr. and Mrs, Whitehouse,’ and Nehemtah 'Shel- jon, ‘Tho only floral tributes on the casket wero a wreath and cross, but the carringes were filled with flowers to be Pinger upon the grave. During the services the choir of the ehureh sang “Lend, Kindly Light” and “Rock of Ages,” ‘the remning were taken to Graceland’ and Interred inthe frnily tot there, Bish Clarkson and the Rev. Mr. uf Q ng aut to the Sematary, ‘The at the chureh wer ry brief, and no sermon was preached nor reniarks mado by elther of the officiating clergymen, HENRY.S. LANE. Th the Editor of The Chicago Tribune, Ontecaao, June 9,—Your Indianapolis cor- respondent is In error regarding Menry 8. Lane, who dled at his home in Crawfords- ville, Ind., yesterday, It was Gen. Joe Lane, of Oregon, and not Henry 8. Lane, of Indl- anit, who ran for Vice-President on theticket with Breckinridge in 1800, Yourcorrespond- ent cannot ber very old Republican or he would remember that, We elected “the old mman eloquent” Governor of Indiana in 15u0, and Oliver P. Morton Licutenant-Governor. Gov. Lane was soon after elected to tho United States Sennte, and Morton succeeded himas Governor. If Henry S. Lane ever was a Democrat he belonged to the Iree-Soil wing of that party. He was, L think, a Whig, ond Jotned the Republican party upon Its formation, In other words, he was “ao charter member.” Respectfully, Oe To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune, Cicago, June 19—In your Indiunapolis telegram ‘unnounclng the death uf the Hon. Teurys, Lane, you niake hin aut a “ Copper- head Democrat,’ when he was just the re vorse, He was the first Republican Gover- nor of Indiana, and lived and died a Repub: ican. ‘The Lang that ran for Vice-President was Joe Lane, of Oregon, Please put Henry S. Lane on record ns ho deserves. 3 - » INDIANA, TITOMAS BROWN, Thomas Brown, Assistant Secretary of the Union Stock-Yurds Company, dled suddenty about 3 o'clock yesterday morning at his residence on Wentworth avonue, near Sixty- fourth ‘street, Englewood. .Mr. Brown bad been subject to heart-disease, ‘and, though his taking-off was entirely unoxpected at tho time. his friends have been Antle\pating that his sudden death might be looked tor almost any day. - Mr. Brown retired to rest about 10 o'dlock Saturday evening, apparently ty his usual health, ly had sat on hls front doors step sinoking and conversing up to 9 o'slock with his brother-in-law, Mr Joseph Uhrig, ‘The fret intimation of any trouble that. lis wile had was on. feeling ‘his hand.on her face. Before she could call assistance ur procure a doctor he.was dend, m Mr, Brown was about 43: years of age, and Jeaves n wife and four children to mourn-hts loss, Jie wis ® meinber of. the Baptist Church, and was well liked by all who knew him, He had ved In Englewood for the Jnst four or five years, In 1859, Mr, Brown Was «telegraph operator at an fuland town on the Iilinols Central Rallrond, but -for sonie thine provious to his death hid risen to the position -of Assistant Secretary of the Union Stock-Yards Company, * SAMUEL Il, WIITR.. Spectat Duspateh to The Chtecgo Tribune, Tlarrronv, Conn, June 1.—Samnel 1, White, formerly Vice-President and’ Treas: urer of the Charter Oak Life-lnsurance Com- pany of this clty, dled ln New York to-day, oefpneumontn, Deceased was widely known in Insurance elreles, and was ‘one of the four uilicers of the Company indicted on the charge of nttempliing to wreck the Chartor Ouk Life, Acquittal followed, and White went to New York, where ha fas bean ane gaged as stock broker, “Ie was a native of Wost Springfold, Masa, nyed 45, and Ieaves seven children. ‘ CAPT, WILLIAM SINTON, Louravinwe, Ky., June 19.+Capt, William Sinton, an old eltizen, for more than twenty" five years aent hera of the Liverpool & London, & Globo Inauranes Company, dled this afternoon, aged 8¢ years, © 1s 4 HENRY GUNN, * Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Guukn Bay, Wis., June 18~—Hugh Gunn, one of our oldest citizens, diud quite sud- don) Thursday. niorniig of apoplexy or a suitlar disease, - RALPH P. WESTERVELT, Parensoy, N.J., June 10,—Ralph P, West- aivelt, wholesale grocer, died this mornin; of heart-disease while talcing a bath, e ne : THE’COST OF A BOSS, Mr. Gearge Jones, proprictor of the Now York’ Times, the devoted friend of Gen, Grant, who presented him a quarter-millton- dlollar gitt the’ other day, spenks thus ‘of Conkling, whom Gen, Grant Is espousing for lection to tho allice he had resigned, ugalnst the wishes of nine-tenths of the Re- publicans of New York.: ‘Cho artlole ls a Su Gost ofa on i 3 ‘Tha Republican party Js learning how much it casts tw keep Hee He With the Sunate of the United Statrs suddenly given over to the opposition, wish the nully divided In this State, witht lity a1 wlosaot tha State Legislature In the fal elections, und a very serfous check to the supromavy of the party throughout’ the Viton, Republicans ure’ flnding that the role whieh they have permitted Mr Conkling tu pluy Js 0 fearfully expensive ona forthe party. Like many on easy-going Individual who Has indulge & vicious taste, ay inuch through indolunce In reststlug it as through any enjoyment of it, the party dnds the pro- cesy of reform a duvure tax on Its strength ot burposs, ind not to bo accomplished, ab best,’ without much sacrifice, all Wo have already polnted out how much Mr. Conkling hus owes e.adroit and raistont use of the spoils system in pro- moting his supremacy, , But it cannot be denied that he has also: prutited by the neg- gence and folly of hits fellow-cltlzons, - For yyany the inen'who have been jwost closely. O11 dentitied with Mr, Conkling have been suc as should not lave gulued control of any, pany of sensibly: and sulf-respecting meni, ot that they have all been of the same low type. On the contrary, some have been men of standing and respectablilty, But the ack iyo munagers have ween, without exception,’ olther engaged In or tolerated modes of party conduct Wileh should huve caused an opeit revolt long aluve, ‘Khe party machine has | Co been mado to show the influence of M Conkelings personal characteristics, Its en- cinvora have been arrogant, unscrupulans, and rolentiess, liko hinself. Every petty, technical advantage has been seized, ‘The most rigorous enforcement, of the forms of party ride haa been insisted on, where that has been to the advantage of the machine, nnd every ufort ut an Hulependont Republle- An Judgment has been ine with abuse and vituporation. Ar. Conkling, who Is one of tho trost ni mplialind snnaters of vulzar ine vective,—only du more viliar for its atfecta. ton, of Has ret rhetorleal jupresslves B the fashton to his tollowers, Mt One. enh of the State tothe other gentlemen whose foynity to” Repudliean ~ principles has Leon proved by. snerifices of which, the petted: Senator is utterly tneapsble have heen denonneed, rldiculed, fampooned, anid Hed about in a manner thatshouldt have beon promptly condemned, but whieh has been only too Nghtly tolerated. The Senator, who has no more clalm to the repiitation of a faithful party man than he hos to thatof a atatesman, has led in this tedious: work of despotism, and has been allowed to. lead, Now when ho has shown himself In his true colors, self-seeking, reckless, bent on ruling or rilning the party which lias so lung kept hii In place, and ft becomes HOCeRARY to gut rid of hin it ty seon that the task Is dificult In proportion as he has been allowed to strengthen himself, ‘There is this compensation, however, In tho struggle through which the, party ts now pussing in the State of New York: It will tend to make the party in the future averse not only to the particular Boss which tt Is now nnaeating, but to the methods by whieh he has gained his power, The struggis would certainly bon very unprofitable one If this wero not the ease, It would hardly be Worth while to zo to the trouble of over- throwing Me, Conkling, even ifter his Intest, most outrageous olfense against the party, Unless we could at least greatly weaken: the influence of the system which, from its idst consplenous oxemplar, we are in the habit of calling Conklingtsin. LOCAL CRIME. Miscollancous Odds and Enda from tne Police Statlous, Annlo Mack, a woman well known to the police, yesterday sneaked Into Mrs, Abrains’ resitlenea nt No, 218 West Mandulph strect, and helped herseif to a yaluable lot of cloth- ing. She wos captured at the corner of Adams and Halsted streets by Oflcer Beck, and nearly all of the stulen property re covered, Tarry Brown. a young man of 2t years of are, has the audacity to make uso of the Government breakwater as a scene of his guubling operations, He was found there Yesterday morning running a chuck-lnek une. Lhe Armory police took him tn and he Will have a hearing this morning before dustice Walluce, Mary Jane Cogle fs locked up at the Chicr- go Avente Station churged with the larceny of a gold watel, chaln, and Jocket, valuctl in allat nbout $200, from Annie Schoppe, of No. 7] Wells street. Mary Jane was fn the habit of visiting one of Mrs. Schoppe’s room- ers for the purpose of darning his stockings and mending his clothes. ‘The watch disnp: peared, and she fs accused of tho theft ercot, George Kile, 18 years of nge, was arrested ‘esterday by Detective Long for burgiariz- ng. Fourth avenue shoestore of about a dozen pairs of shoes, which he hid under a sidewalk near the corner of Fourth 1 O) and Polk street. ‘The deed wag done 'Tues- ny night, aud {t was expected that Kile and. the young colored man who assisted hin {i the Job would recover their plunder Satur- day night. ‘They failed to show up us ex pected, and so Kile was run in yesterday, The young colored mun was not captured, Bernoril Murphywas arrested again yes- terday because the man Jolin Hits, whom he stabbed In the back on the nightof May 14 Is growing worse, nnd is not expected to Nye, * Bure” Is tovked up at Armory, where he will doubtless be held till Mans shall have died or recovered, As has fre- quently been stated ‘in this paper, . Murphy and his tnele, Jolin: B, Kiron, had a quarrel with Hans on the night atoresatd on Ian- over street, and In the course of the mdtéa Haas was stabbed, Both of the assailants were arrested, ndinitted to ball, re-arrested and placed under henyler bonds when Clans raw worse; then the bonda: were: reduced pecnuse the \njured man’s complete recovery was expected, Now Murphy hus been aq rested again, «° ie Minor arrests: John Campbell and Michael Igo, complicity In the rabbery of Edward Couche, of No. WL Wright street, several nights ao Ina salvon at the corner of Jetfurs son and Wright streets; Wilkin Nutter, Jnreeny us balles of $7.50, whieh ha colleated for Louls Roth, keaper of a lodging-house ut No, Ol Wost Madison street: and John, Johnson and . Albert = omy employment © agents at No, “180 Mfls waukes avenue, whom’ Waldemar . Rend flecuses of obtaining money by false pre tences, Ile gave one of them $2 to procure hin a situation with « farmer.near Lake. Fors gst, and chilis that upon golng to the place indicated: found: the other. defendant, who “bounced”? lin i the course of an hour or two, saying he was no good. Thocomplainant says It 1s a favorit trick of these agents, and he will be given a chances to prove his asser- tons befure Justice Walsh to-day, = -JullusYattaw, betiar known as “Black Jack,” the notorious proprietor pf, the Intely confiscated. *bumboat,”? was arrested agalin, Yyjterday at the Government. brentwater, What he will be charger with is not yet dee elded upon, though the: fact that “wines, Nauors, and elgnrsa were found in the hire sloop-riexed . sailboat which he hing of lito been Inhabithig indieates that he’ will be prosevuted. for selling — Hquor_ with- ONE. o Over “Black —Jnek’s head there ‘hang many — executions obtained — upon judgements rendered agulnigt him for past violations of municipal Jaws and ordinanees, “Should these now be piled Up upon his head hts chances toga pro- racted sojourn atthe Housu of Correction, Will bo made exceedingly great, ‘The execu- Hons are six or sevon In wiuinber, and vary I fimonnt from 850 to $100, And, ‘moreover, tho palica seein to be bent upon sending him to the Bridewell, 2 i LATE LOCAL ITEMS, Martin Leonard, 28 years old, and only two days from Leadville, engaged fuen friendly seumte Inst night at the north ond of Clarice street bridge with a wharf-rit” named Thongs O'Brion, ‘Both men full over the ralilng of the appronch, anil fell, a distance of sixtéen feet to the dock below. O'Brien was not hurt, but Leonard sustained 9 fracture of- tho right leg, and was taken to the County Hospital, : wae Myron’ Volney Mall, 73 years of ago, dled suddenly wt 6330 last avertlag at the Ogden fouse, corner of Franktin and Washington streats, Ho was attendeil shortly before his death by Dr, FL. Trowbridge, who found him suffering fromasthua and eatarrh, which probably caused bis death, ‘The do- censutl lived nt Roam 10, No, 223 Washington streot, and until recently found employment asa printer... Prior tu the War, It: Is sald, he was 0 wealthy banker, and subsequently he was employed in the. Treasury, Departnient at Washington, and more recently as n auger the Blackhawk Distillery, Hs wife resides at No, WL street, corner of N, + We, Washington, D. 0, ‘Tho body was ro- moved to the Morgue to await the Coroner's inquest. - 2 ——_ Tho Brush Light and the London Gas tondan Vanity Fair, - Landa! tr, Itis that tle Directors uf tho Bruah Come pny, bave fuund by oxperionco that the alaos ute continuity of tholr light cannot: do rellod on, and that for domo cause or othor it fs lable to couse suddenly. Tho oifect of such a col tupss In tho streets of London would bo oxtremely suriaus, and would be followed tosis Nate “optic ‘aaat™antult vloatrio npatles, und nol Ey those,’ of tho Beats, which . stand at present At. over: 10) per cent premium, that is to soy, tho £10 shures, an which £4 ara Paid, ara quoted at £8 10a to To guard uyainet this disuster, the Directors of tho Brush Company communicated, it is aald, with the Bourd of the Gus Compuny, and atiurrangement was flually made that tae Gav Company abo keop up a full staf of men vt alt the poli bade by 4 pri! Company, and c ull sup Ny Of gos at the wulus, rendy ray momont that the velectrioity ‘suleat fail, ull the uxpunse of thostalf to be borno, of course, by tha Tirush Compiny, ‘Tho siguitivant part of tha ‘Dueness ts that the yas compacy should thus stand by to usalat the rival coimpuny, instead of Jeaving it to lta own resources, and’ to: bear th Deunt of Its own failure, should it fall, Philane thropy iw not SuDpOKeEG to ontor into the consid erations by whlob companies are menngod, and 48 must be Assumed that, if. thls rumor Ie core Foot tho xas company is so cumpletcly assured of the ultimate break-duwn of Ite mvat that it can, in the futoreste uf tho public, and ut tho expanse. rhs tho sald rival, aford to be mug- ul After Many Years. : . Leute Glole-D muerat. Yestorda: RP niatoio (a Porter and Miss E. poland woro auareied ta’"kicy Clty, Andean County. Tue groom {4 almost 7 nnd the bride iS, ‘Ate. Porto has hinge atte at for forty years, and Is a vory popular ang ht eateomed gentiorann, Tho bride ts ono ut ie man’s first loves, and was his carly aweetne, With who he’ ved Gapritye ey MUONS teat whom an Favntly, “Bho dtl abi Raa ycnlsed ala , happy couple were given a receptt thole friends. y PHUR to-nigde by MARRIED LIFE, Ono Phiaso of It as Develo . . Armory. _ A. broad-faced Hiberntan presontey ht self nt tho Armory Inst night, and with song trepidation and hesitation asked Max Kinle what lind beeome of a woman hatned ‘tac, Ann O'Brien, who he explained wag attest ed somes tlay ago for being an inmate tts disorderly house. While the Obllzing ata tlonkeaper was pouring over the contents t the record In senrch of the tnuch-esited fs formation the “man showed Turiher tunmistakable slang of worrlment, With tender consideraton Max — was Joa to inform the man, whom he regarned ay g Borrowing husband, as to the tlisposttion of his better half, So with Hl-conceated Anslel the wan Inqutped: Has she Bona tothy ridewell 2? Agnin poring over thy records ang replied tn it une contents alt theeom nisor tnd sympathy he “iio ins.) ¥ é Co ow mntich was sho flied «cng Nove akg, wll th t Kean | ee i WI nt ee js qos indeed three angen er? xpression of Intense ru! \ the tee ot the visitor, and, ‘willy riko pleasurens brond ns‘the River Shantion it self became momentarily mare Apparent on the foving husbantl’s countenance, lie supe prised BIT ptenent by remarking: “Well, PIL Know whore she {3 for thas length of time anyway!) And turning upon his heel he walked buoyantly ont, Teaviny wonder aver tis starting deeangnda 4 yond ver ng demons! vonjugal affection. i onatriten cf MARRIAGES, KERN—LATTRDAE—In Chicago, June Thor ay Rov. 2, G.‘Pomtinson, Sr, | 2 Kern ike Salta Az hattrhiges both af Lanvotn: wei, 8er DEATHS, 3 BROW N—At Enulowood, Sund rd Phorwan iirown, sued 24 youn. ny ORIN Jace, Fanoral from residence Wiis Wontworthear.,2 Tuesday, June Ji, by carciages inChae: Fer chaste, corrinees to Unkwoodi Chae: ANNOUN CEMENT NADJOURNED MEETING I Tip Interosta of sewing schools will be held In the Inet Wvesouioek, "All interoassd We Cue ee fru invitad to bo brosents ETT at PILE QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE Woman's Baptist Foreign Assactation of Chi apa Og Bea ak the ourtt: Ma piles puaren, tu-morrom, innll, aro expected to ba pronont Netons OF Bar AUCTION SALES. By GEO. P, GORE & C0, 211 & 210 Mudtson street. 1 AUCTION. Dry Goods Department * "REGULAR TRADE SALES, TUESDAY, JUNE 81, 0130 A, M,, FIRS ed UN's Ba ost ergs? Important SPECIALTIES, | [oromptory. GKU, P. GOKE & Co., Auctloneers, Ped at the GREAT. AUCTION SALE Spring at Summer Sil ail OTS, SHOES, ‘AND SLIPPERS, ‘Va clus conslenments, On Wednerday, June 22, By QEO. P. CORE & CO., A AH nnd2i6 Stadlson-st, Bince our lance Cloaring Sale of last weok wo areta recutpt of Inrwo shipmants of fresh guods that MUSE BE SOLD THIS WEEK, CEO.P. GORE &CO. WIN gold In connoctton with thelr Auction Sale of Wodnesday, ned? a i80 Lots Bankrupt Stock BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS. @ nbove Is tho stock of a rutallvr, und merits Th your nttuntion. THURSDAY, Juno 23, at 9:30, REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF CROCKERY. 76 Cratos woll assorted We Gey Us Cy Motel, Rock and Yol ow Ware. SOLD IN OPEN LOTS. try merchants, Goods Paco TUTE ae Coe Auctioneers. Os So Cy Ancttone ~ AUCTION SA “3 on A é On Monday, the 2th day af June, 1931, at two o'clock Peta. ab the nurth door of the Cuurt-Louse on far dolptr-at., in the Clty of Chicazo, Caok County, Oe nol, the undersigned, Assignvo or Hilel, Danser Co. Will offer forsale at public auction Lats 22.24% 24 and 2h In Btuck (00) ninotyealx, in Kiston's Addr tion ty Chleaxo, being nbaut one hundred and slsif. five (1u8) feot dock front on the North Brunch. Uy 1m hundred feut to Hawthurno-ny., the site of the fie wer tannery of Elle, Danx}xor & Co,, which was Blroyed by tire, 10 “This property -1s thoroughly ducked, contains 1 tanalng-vate, 8 losches, n sinoke-stack In goudconns Hon, cost $1,000 bide-aued, stable, und washout ric Ble uAntity of frum tho burns bulldings.. ie vatladaaia fore taunery, lumbet-73¢d, Hori 1, or other manufacturing or heavy” “ennai dva, tom nears es cals onto wil") bo subject tw the approve: of (he OUR COUFK "LAMBERT ELIE, Agtimies, TENNEY, PLOWAR & CRATTY, AUUruEyS CHICAGO KEAY, Ay M HSTATH HXCHANU! ti LA. BUTDHIIS, AvcuOnees, CANDY. Pe tna is #8 $0 oF A fee sane rica, pubup olf eddy adattitly Tuc eters aoeaonnee, PROFESSIONALI, 73 TH) 1D TEOvAnt, GURE Pore Teg aaigie, expan ice success iy Bond tL EPG xpress of iu best all Usnat To M HE por FIOs. only medicines udav' to popular us fngipal 5 pe q f cure Be 1 oon Yo, Iovtaruauatlon, 3, W. ry a B. Neurals: 19, 1s 11; Wappressed or Malurat 2st Whiten, wou protusa 1. Creu ough, Dimcule 14, Maie-behouu, Krzalpelns, 10: Power and Awue, Cull 17, Bila of Wlvediox 10. Cacureh, acute or pron a: Whsohis » Whoo aa.G nora y Mpidne: He a Olt BALH UY AL! ou raculpy af pros: “Aduteen ¥ ‘ meoputh| jo BM ed, C2 108 Fi abot ateo Mivstzacod Ca idmphreys’ Home: CATARRA alte 3 ss HH. PEIHO devotes excl Tuntons” Unlce.a Meducush Lowry vw &