Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1881, Page 8

i UMICAGO ‘TRIBUNIS WEDNESDAY, © fuily understons section muy ier velvea with It. tis hoped that all of the tem- bers of the Board who ean be present. will itt: fend the meeting, a8 the occaston will doubtless be an Interesting one, ‘Tie Chteayo Shooting Club will haven sweep: stakes piyeon-shoot at Aly Klotminan's range, Grand Crossing, to-day. commencing at o'clock, for tho gold medal of the Club, Cots hetitors will bo allowed the uso of one barrel, with ten singla birds, twent fwo ground traps {i use. stakes alivot, with gh Keveral matches may be arranged. grand gliss-bull shoot occurs July 6, AvAM Brows, a puronte reside at No. (09 Jetterson street, whil crossing the atreot in frontor bis home at lust evening was avetdontally run down I horse and dight wagon, deiven by nn tnlnewn mu Tho horse trod upon the ebitd's head, (he iteting injuries so severe that Dr. Phillips tins. doubts ng to the result. ‘Tho driver stopped. and saw tho little ane borne Into the humo of the Purents, and itiso left his card, but in tho excites Ment the latter was lost, Tre South Sido DemocraticContral Cammmittco t ont thi House Inst nicht, Mr. 1 Stone it the chalr, und taked over the. trutter: of trying. te fistall the Domucritie candidates: who are contesting for the alleen won by th it thy list apring ff the Finney Committ structed to confer with the attorneys who are attending to the Demoeratie side of the citsd in the courts and to urge speedy notion in the sN. ADAM Buronp, Kentucky, is at tho | promises, moncy to be ne abject. SPBAKER ‘THOMAS, Of tho Hottse of Repre- sentatives ut Springfield, hus appoluted the three House members of ty Joint Committes to. Inquire into the condition of the fnsine through out tho State, the neevasity for inore hosp! room, ete. ete, and ta report their ndings to tho nest General Assombiy. The Comaiittco, ng. now nade up, consists of Bemitors Rinehart! of in and Adims of Conk, and Represent. olden of Vermilion, Siinonsdn of Roek aud Yancey of Muconpin, probably: got to work In tho cuurse of a i. THE CIT IN GENERAL. “In BRADLEY, Boston, Js at tho Palmer, Dit. G, GRANT, India, ts at the Tremont. J.A. Linpsay, Arkansas, is at the Palmor. 41. C, Man, Minneapolls, ts at tho Sherman, Cranes Moonr, Austeniia, is ut the Tromont, D, A. Batty Marquette, Mich. {6 nf. tha Sher- exp tho people of this tentrance feu, he J. Ta SAaE, Hochoater, N.Y. ts at the Sher 8. F, Canven, Now York, {sat the Grand Pa- M,N. Kentona, Salt Lake City, ts at tho Sher- FLA. Bastuan, of Waukeaha, Isat the Le il. A. Manstox, Liverpool, Eng. te at tho Tro- Colo... is at tho Con. J. PY. SANvoOUD, Marshalltown, In, Isat Yepablicans a Inembers of Cot, Gronag L. Track, Santa FS, N. BM. Is at the Sborman, -_C.N, D'Anis, Coblenz-on-tho-Tthine, fs vt tho Grand Pacttle, Bourn and Robort Miller, Detroit, ara at the ‘i'remont. Mit. AND Mite. & H. PAINE, Cleveland, aro at the Grand Pacific. : HH Ksownrs and famlly, Pensncola, Fla, are at the Tremont, W.IL asp 1. 1. Canntnatox, Now Orleans, fre at the Tremont. W.H. Honser and family, St. Louls, ara at the Grand Pacific. Pino 'T. Rumsey, Palace. Hotel, Santa Fé, N.M., Is at the Leland. Bx-Qov. KAMUED Menhint, Iowa, was at the Grand Pacliic yestordify, Maal. U, Breckinnipag, U, 8, A. and wife Are nt tho Grand (ncitiie, H. M. Chay, Bulfalo, and C. 8. Gallagher, New York, are at the Shermuun Rmvain C, Want, Miteaukee, and M. Howard, Hartford, Conn., aro at the Palmer, J TH. MeWittaams, ‘Toronto, and J, Relplinger, Montreal, Canada, are ut the Palmer, J. W. Bunt. N. M. ‘Todd, A. W. Sargent, and ‘Fred Packard, Boston, no at tho Sherinan, P,E. WALG, Cedar Rupids, General Manager Bloux City x Paeltlc, Is at tho Grand Paesfic. Gov. Cuno arrived In'the elty yesterday Morning, and is stopping at the Grand Pacitic. ‘b Mus. Joux Wiirrakent and Mr, and 4B. Fair, St. Louis, are at tho Grand Pe Tne Finanelat Committes of tha Siingcrfest price of iudintasion yesterday to tho hidy or zentlumun, n Of guests on te af the Feat is to consist of several nustg by the orchestra, and nddresses to be given by the Presitunt, Mr, mud’ Mayor [hirrison, ind Franz Amberg will reevive the tings on behalf of tho Society. There wus 1 rehearsnl | Inst, tut Aurora Turners fall, Meni ab 6 cents a pers, The program for tho reveyt Fe i" Fourteen societies wi to-night at Orphous Mall, and a lerzo attend. ance 18 expected, Jousx Dexven a blacksmith, on receiving a month's pay yesterday, started out upon a little Ih tha iftersoon wus found Unconsclous on the sidewalk In front oF a “barrel-house,” or cheip lquorestore, at tho uorthoust corner of Taylor street and Mtue He was tiken te bls home, No, AU Weat Twelfth street. by ONleer Pembroke and a citizen named Richard Graham, living at the corner of Rebeces street and Centry avenue, Denver, tiuding her hits: Island avenue, An hour liter: Mrs. 0 ‘and worse, sent for De. Martin, tne ho urrived death hud usted, thought apoplexy of the brahy was the anuse. The decensest was of Trith birth, 54 years of uge, and left a wife und six grown ebitdren, Mis, Roney, of tho Village of Atistin, the that domestle episode at the North- western depot ust Saturday evening, hus taken “Froneb leave” of ber husband anid Uaby, and Hone off no one knows where. After mukitu: up with er lord at the Chicago Avenud Police Sta- tlont Suturtay evening, the appr ale returned to Asti, ane the o have been Ufted. Sunday moruine Mra, obey loft her villuge home on the cburch Chicago, und bis bot been scon since. Mr. Robey,” with that practiont good sense whi izes seung Of tho sterner aex, bis cused it to be blely announend thut he will io longer hold responsible for bis wife's debts, He now Chtcage City Directory wit be pubs H early next week, the copy, some ten quites Jong, bulng aleendy ti the bunds of the om since May 8, over 100 men bavi, ously in the work. Some hundred ean+ were engaged during tho frst two weeks wid aatriets of tho elty and srhurhs, and, by incans of extraordinary actl ity, 128 pages hive been frig the contents of the whol piges. ‘Thomas Hutchinson, the munnger, lunible to give a Just estimite of the incrense In’ Chleago's popitlation, as ovidenced in tho: now Directory, but it will doubtless. be fully 235 Vice-Tiesinest CE. Prmitse, of tho Chicn- go, Buriington & Quincy, Burlington, is at’ tho Grane Poeitie, + . Dt. AND Murs. R. Giron, Portland. Ore, and tho Rev. and Mrs. W, Mullis, Cleveland, are nt: the Grand Paelie, ‘ Jasrs BALD, Scotland; Velford MncNetl, Lon- and W. H. Worthlugton, Scotland, aro at the ‘Tremont. * < vary, Genoral Manager Michigan Centrat, arrived in the estyzyesterday und rege Istered at the Paliner, oD. Goutam. Fort Wayne, Si of the Chicago, Putaburg & Fort Wayne, reyii- tered at the Tremont yesterday. 0. A. Hayses, Purchasing Agent, and William 8, Cuddy, Master of Construction of the St Louis, Iron Mountain & Northern, are nt the perintendent, thrvughont “the * pleted dally, miu Mas, Witntast Sronges and children, and hor a hook over 1 sister, Migs Joye MucLeod, ire. summering at ve near Purls, France. They will retura in ola! Tue Chieago “Crack Shots" will depart for; the Concy Istand piveon-shoot Thursday ove: tne. Charles Willard, are among tho party. 0.1, Boor, Superintendent of Telorraph of & Fort’ Wayne, fa ut the i uke EO. Brown, Juckson, Mict ral Superintendent of the Michigun Co: 1. B, Organ, and M. Ef ‘Tt Stonceutters’ Union held a socrat: maot- fug lust nicht In Mobenfan Hall, Over 400 men UIs WETE-IbOTO CH fy, vapiciully tu tho. course of the duitiavion of new imeinbors, large nu: bers of xtonucntters having receatly arrived An election of ollicars for resulted In the relustatement ‘Inne as Presiden were present, thushistia than order bicayo, Pittshur from the Old World, Mn. AND Mus. WArTER phen absent the Inst four y of that thing in Denver, Mr. and Mrs, Edward KRLEEY, who hivo eundy spending most HO... Ye Morlos, 060 Wabush ere inl Seeretury, era Treasuror, tho subject of monopoltes aud Tradesuplonigin, whieh were Joudly applaided, of sauefuction provatls von- hea were niide on yesterday, 1s ohaore the eftleney of tt A. generat feeltny cernlig the oxist ing stite of waged, WitayevEl ay bo tho cause of tho dolay in the mattar of tha vacation of La Sule atreet, It isnot, so far us enn be Jerrned, any tacking down on the part of Mr. Scot Mt yy ot. Barometer, 8a. ni, 2 ih. AND Mn, A.N, Woon, and Mrs, f.N. Sinith, St. Louis; Mr, and Mes. WV. Grand Rapids, 31 » B Miuns, Lobanon, Pa., Mus. IL 1B. Anunewws, wife of Vice-President aud General Manager Androws, of tho Galved~ ton, Harrisburg & Sin Antonio wtnut, yesterday from Sau Antoul two daughtery, and Is now n guest it tho Malmor, THe grading on tho about completed, down the other day will bo repiaved to-day, vomposed of four spun, two of which ure’ now or ayy tawillings lon ile to: tho of Pend. All rumors of that sort are more thin Hkely ta buve thelr origin with the opposition tu the projet, though thoy upparantly Forget that the torus of the y ordimiuce provide that; if the Scott reposition Is ut earcied out in virention will become void, reason ne gin be oared for the dot erally recelved opinion that the itehl of curtail Aldermen are walting Wo be t n quite. bring the aulences to vote for the ordinince, ETING 18 to be bold nt tha Grand Paeliie y for the purpose of: orga Cattle Agsclition, reat the Paliner, Hurrlon street yladuat ‘Is rho pler whieh wag taken Iwentge It wits tous wide, The vridke Is to bu A vonsy, driven by Willa Dooley, Henry street, became trlghtened nt’ sweeping muchine on Li saile st leked so strongly und viclousl: broke bls driver's leg. Mr. Dooluy wad taken ta tho County Hospital b: sho American District Tel lion. J, C, Shorwit he Fourth llnols Stock-breedars: wuntry wre expected Ureed produces tle, wud, fur this tobe present. The Weroferd excellunt id pratituble beef ca) reakon, tis become very poplar throughout the West wud ‘Cerritorios, and tiore tsi demand for tho stock with, grade of nitive unlanis, The busticey is now tho breeders Oltiver. De Gruett, of ufuph Company, weniber of Congress Istriet, wag fy tho wlty need ex-United States desire to reprevent tho | .the countios which will qo With It under the new ajporuonmunt, whenever nnule, in the Jower House of the next Conproas, Tne Cunul-Btrect Union Do cng, Burltagtor part there, in ¢ olty at aimiost iat people ot Boone, ay Thoy ube desire to estabtle a grade. bouk—prolubly the one in use th Bugtand, the forthcounig lve-stock show In thls city, the Hereford will ocwupy an tinportiunt: arrangamunts will be wade tor exhibiting tho beef ina manner thu quality. Mr. C, M. Culbertson, of this etty, auo of the promoters of this Agsouiation, Gt his tari ut Tuscon a herd of about 80 bead of Kinelish Horuforda, ‘As adjourned meoting of tho Indles Interested dn ehlldcon's sewkny, aveletics iu the city aud veatorday forenoon at Nv. 1d) bere ard Rod Lwanty-sevon such Industrial schoold in diferent parts of tha sume of whieh buve heen in operation for Yours, "The alm of these achoals is to tuaen ctilt> iran to seq aitd tu cuttivate habits of nuatness, ulennliness, politeness, ote, Tn mins instances NSerivtural ustruction. ‘The votoplete ba usual) thom, xreatly,to thelr delight. Ac tho Inst meot- ing, boll in April, a committes wad uppulnted fo Visit dhinkiir schools to xouure putters and to wanltora plan of work with whan neeessury, ohll= Foun “One senOU! towne publig schouls. The Committes iy, und In ite report recom- wandaption of three grates of pupils. ‘Tho report was adupted, After wn exblbtuon of yerettaule specimens of children's wowing the meoting adjourned, + A very dollybttal mouths of the mombors of the Chlenge Avenue Church and Sunduy-auhuol ny ovenmnig i the church builds tug, on tho corner of La Sulla Ktroot and Chile pastor Of the church, the Mun, HO tho ebuireloader, Mr, Civo, nro ubout to depart from the alty for it senson, and the yuthering was for tho purpose of allowing pastor, singer, and conreexation to Ineet Hee more bolore the separation, and wis one anuthor God-speed daring the pact of alle genes. ‘The gentlemen will yo trat to Cunadiy where thoy w! but, shuce tha Chile 8 arrive ind dos of tho Uvellest plices tu the houts, but especially betwoen Sund torclock in the eventing, When Hix of Lio prioelpal pussengeretralna depart, and about the sume nurmber arrive, tinost stmultinoously, Sixor tho late ralng many: tobe seensat Lincoln Par! hi Mowers, and grasses wero watered with cold Lu! Water, und the grasses nourly destroyed, Every thing fs now in full bloam. ho conservatory and flower-gurden aro kept in -beaudfil order, mad people visit the Park by thousands every ML ahow its duporlor vicinity was bot. Madigan strevt, Two worn, Annie and Cutherina Quigto Rave bonds befora Justiea Brawn yosterday: oanu charge vf robbery, “The complaint agatnat thom was made b; C. Poulson, who alleged that the dofendunts ite his wife June li with f ber in fear ot bodtly burm, and thon tuok thoy ura wlio giv Bowing thut thes: adopt, 1 powstbl aren eat bo transfers ‘Typographical Milnnerchor other, wa in the or rextlur weekly rehearsnl at No, 46 t Tho orgunlzution 18 coms el of ubout fifty members of Cy pogruphical nion No, }, under the londerahip 0} Uppen, und meets every ‘Tucsiuy avening for the purpose of prepurtig for uy concert to be given In the latter part of Auguat. rd Gand League mat inst on Indian street, 0 Stovk= Yards Club, CUNG LO take part in the proposed vext Bunduy on Halsted street. Dorny counsoled earnest, wilted work, to the ond that the world would be possible eifogt, In gatning North Clark streat. wus held yeuterdi vel ne Mr. Keenun, President of t freed to uld, by every. trevdom for the Irleb f Orvicens Burnagit and Hennoborry, Cottige Grove Avonuo Stutlon, round OF u dead mn tloating tn the hiky ut the foot of ‘Twontyeniuth atreet yesterday afturdvon, ‘Tho to tho Morgue, nid the rht the body was Forguson, Caps A take pare iin religious convention to be hold thore, wfter which thoy IM pay a vivit to Sr. Moody ti his Bustern home, cuir faa tour of work: ouducted by Mesara, Moody nieoting of yusterday even. Ing wis OF the pleauantest mature, aud numer. Oud presenta 10 cut and author sbupes were nile by the congrosution to thelr departing louder and bis taeonl colleague, demonsitradon ‘als oridod, toy will ly was conveyed siinilar tu those ¢ key, ‘Th Coroner notitiod, iMentitied 1s that of Archibald tulu of the schooner Ostrich, drowned Juno 13 ut tho mouth of the river, Nowa Lovay, 1. H. i. held sts clection of Howss OM, fosble (1 A. Haticen (3.). Firat Vica-Proaident; anny (a), Beaoud Views tread Uleson, Secretary; O. O, Hough, Trenvurors M, Anderson, First {1.8.5 2, dunuen, Second H A publlo ins iuese ofllcors will tako place at thoir ball ‘luce. tho avenslon being a yout the aifeotion’ {1 whlch thoy ure buld by the whole cburoh, Tue Bovonteonth Ward Land Le anil spirited meeting iat evenly cornur Lavrabeo struct: and U! © MoKeogh, from the State Lon ul ns tho spunkor of the oven adidrevaed the meeting on tho origin aud OF the Tad Lougua in lrolan conclusion, be stated tha cortuln charges, made nt Leugue’s ete Sins. Pruntars, of No. direct lusue with tho Hi Hutemont that one ‘Patelok Kitlon bid dle that number from siall-pox, CO! MI Dips, nucne hus bud the anu street, wor hus anybuly ded other caude, the victhn referred to living on Weight street nour tho corner of Cunul, whereas No, Jiu ig nour the corner of Halstad, S08 organizut Kuown—to fatto us the Uni Club wot taut e Thomas Moyne {0 about twenty persons, borne ten oF twelve heir intention of Joluing que Chul peurhiug tat thore wus nothing before the ny, WU udjourouie! ut Iist-Tucaday iiuiy ee woe beeen unell the KIMBALL, Dirctor-Goneral of the lonul Cotton Exposition, which fa ta be: thunty, Gu., 1 Oetoby: Jucmbers of tho Huard of ‘Ts day. Me. Kimball wil] also a dnerehil bodles walle hore, h Feul importance to Chicago uud desires tout the purposes uf the 176 Wright strect, takes i with regret b ealth Dousrtmene ia ite morning's | pupurd tho Fourth Ward cenit Dennis O'Cons there frow sma) however, upplicubly to another purkon of sue Mating, Whou the purty that preferred t ecusetions inlatuok for tho Treusuror of the lution was submitted und RREAM, It la with a fcolinrof lutcnvoshame it we witness the doyrud: one Hable Mopublio fam of tha people's representatives at Washingt ullowlug tho wppeuls ot American citizens! Jan ta pass Unnotlvod; therefore, Uo it ved, What wo, ue bumble re OF tho doverelguty ofonr countty, government for the people, demand of the Scu- totury ot Stulo the reason wh: DMousars. Boyton and otbors are bu: Honul with the Goyurumout of deaatved, bat u copy of theso resolutions bo furnished the local press, and ulao forwarded to the Hon, J. C1, Blut, Svorutury of State, and to Awrapgle of autour aud a bells duration Hon enownccar horeatter tobe wnnulnausly aduptoc vening at tho Pulunor House, Me, | pt to which our ud The nutes of ua ft cntivoly op- Creut ita.” at lo'elovk toe pe i the: Ho thinks the mate hen took place on tho propriety af r Nanlly tabled tadeanitiy, Adjourned, WEST PARK BOARD, At a meoting bell yesturtay afternoon the : Bugineor and Superintendent wero instructed te draw plaus fort new geeen-houso fn Humboldt Tark, and present thom to the next meeting. Tho President reported against talsing tho eaviug tho necessirlos Ila report on the cin wages of purk-omploy’ OF Ife bad pot advance pluyés’ pottion wae ndopted, A inotion wits offered by Mr. Wilkins that all persons huving trees on the West Washington ‘8 streot boulevard which confornt to tho Roan’ apeeitications, and tire neeepted by tho Bugineer, 0 pur cunt of the cat. imate on payment of the full asscssmont. bu altowed a rebate of Pasaed. ‘Tho rebates on West Washlugturt atreut nssess> mente for tho aldownlks and trees that confarn ta tha ordinates. will be in tho hinds uf Cole tector Clark by July ft. and those proports-own ors who Wwieh to avail thomselves of the rebates and save Interest shoutd call on him, y CROOKED VOTING, Upon ‘further inquiry tu, referonee te tho Aidermante contests while fis been going on lolly tn tho Second Ward for reverul woe! Nppodts tht itis not xo inneh in the {iterest Of tnsenting the iowa! votera, Ald. Appleton as it is in My. Ulitiiyes, tho defonted cundl> ite, fag tant nothbyg todo with the contest so fi fur, but the whole work hag buen In tho hands OF ft committes of olttzens, and under tho tn. meilaty direction of BH Ulins, Vosit! hus been obtained as to sixty fraudulent huving been cast, and these aro ximpty where persols gave vacant lots i thoir pti residence, «The niijority. tot only 112 votes, and Mr, Bliss believes (bey ean ‘be Wiped out stveral tines uyer us soon ns tho Altituvits atteged to by fraudulunt aro reached, which It is hoped wilt be ina few days. ‘The wt fidavits number feo: 600 to 00 fn all, and when thoy ure ‘\putten, which must be by order of “Court, the voters can bi traced, us well ns th woo . youl for them, und ni Interesting exhibit is expected. -E¢ the vontest louds to landing sume one of the Traudulant voters In the Penitenthtry, tho prine clout object of the work will have heen accom plished, und It is given out that noithor expense: nor jpese will bo spared to bring about such w result, THY CI’Y-IALT. ‘THR effect of tho coo! wenther Is noticavlo on the rite of mortality, Only twelve vuriat-per nits were issued by the Health’. Dopartmont yesterday, Ni y mM uvenue, from Onkloy to Huckwoell streot: provious to paving. ‘Thu work will be come menceil to-itay, ‘Tity City Engineer is rushing tho work of Iny- ing the “water-pipes on Michizan avuane. The delay bas been caused by a lack of slx-Inon pipe, of which there wre now enough on,bund te com plete tho work, ‘Tne City Treasurer puld out over 218,000 yes- terday, arid €0,U00 the iy befors, on tecotnit oF the July duterest on the funded debt, whlel shows that a large: tivpertion of the city bunds ure held tn Chleuge, Le will continue to pay ine toreat bere itil Saturday atternvon next. ‘tue school-tenchers wilt be puld thelr’ May: snluries ean hy Pak prompt 1d mt the Ist of every month, willy: those frlthtul public servants uve to walt an Unneeessiry tongth ot ime for their wages bor cause the clerk of the Hourd of Education ts slow tu getting out the pay-rolls. * Ciry Proskcurina-Arronscy Castenon suld yestorduy Unt there were five $100 and ano $5 execution hutnging over tho herd of Yuattuw, the bumboutinal. Nong of thy executions cui bo held longer than six rounths, but this well keep hin tn tha Bridewoll Cor three years, “Tho Mayor snys be will not pardon Yattiw, aid that. thore shall be nu bumbunts tf ne can help it. ‘Tite Council Committes on Judiciary is tu hold A meeting at 4 o'clock to-morrey afternoon, when there will be a hearing given to the tule- Rruph and telephone companies tht desire to. cone futo the elty, An interesting sezsion [sane Heipated, ‘The Committee on Ruitronda meate at the same hour. ‘The Comimittes on. Fire and Watur will moct -Friduy atternoon at io'eluck, and the Conuulttes on Streets and Alleys South Saturday ufternoon ats, . Tue achoouor Trind attempted to go th tho Uridge-house of the V, Tite et Wate was nslesp, done, hore ty a vacuney at the bridge now, and the May or will be ttkely to heav trom Alder- wae and others who havo friends to iil tho pluce. a at ‘Tite following building nermits ‘wore geantod | ¥ yesterday? Evangelled! Lutheran Asgoghation of North Ainer tor u brick chureh, 40 by 7U tuet, West Hwelfth and Union sirects, to cust 81,000: John Fotey, two-story burn, #1 by i feet, Contre avenne, to cost $1,100; J. Johnason, twoe story brick ddivolliug, 30 by ts feet, Robey stre: t, gear Clyboura phicy, to'cost $1200; Mra. C. OL Meow, Wve-story stone store, 48° by 10 fee sons xtrect and Fifth avenue, ta cost story, 90 by b nue, to cout $112 bn. De Wony haw at Inst boon compotted to Acknowlodie that contagious digenses ure wet all reported by. physicinns. Ho tried te deny . z 1, Adutna streot and Fifth ayes: » Lie Lirrabvo street, and tried to ward alt a prusceution agilost: tho physicinn who hit hidden It, but yesturduy afters ho euused eonipliint to be lodged before J icv Itoblngon, charging H. Goldensteln and De. Simon Stews: ser with seuruting & chsy of xmull-pox at the place’ mentloned, and simmons wis issuod agalast the defendunte, auewerable at 9 o'clock thix morning at the North Sido Polles Court, ‘Thero was one deuth from smallenox at tho Hospital yosterday, the viutin beluga child tuken from No. 461 West Fourteenth atrevt. Diphthorla was reported trum No. Ei Fourth avenue, und scaviet-fever from No, 18 Llsaltuy, No, 16h Dearborn, No. HU De Koven street and Noid Vernon avenue, OLOSING A STRERT NY MISTAKH, A correspondent writes to Cie Tuanuxe to know why Pract street, whore it intersects with North thilsted, bis been fenced in und the thore ouuhfure closed, nnd whut right the elty hud to Tengo streets or allow them to he blocked up so na ta be diverted from the public use for whleh thoy woru intended. Une ‘Trimune reportor at the City- tat called upon City: Attorney | Grinnell: ine: regard) ‘to tho nuttter yesterday, and from that gentleman (lvaned the following information: The vlty wd ho right at ull torent or lease any portion ofa puble ati Once ina while ft Roved un end of a street, ug at Dearborn or Lasalle, waero italld not interfere with puble travel, or whore the ulty bid tho rizht to lease becuusy of whurt- ing privitezes belonging to it. So far ny tho ine lurseetion of Pratt with North Iudsted street wus concerned, Blovk 10, % portion of whieh ts af that potnt, belonged to an Mrs, Johtison- by deacent. from. her father, {hls propurty ex- tondou to the inkddte of Pratt street, With thia street tho Law Dopartmove bud great deal of trouble for some thie pant, simply because tho proparty-owners triad to have iolr street Oopaned ut the ex; 0 of the public. ‘Vhe olt: condenmed and opencd tho strevt west ot Hlug duns varly wu 184-7, but, olther throush some oversight, mnlstuke, or neglvot, no purt at [lock 40 wo over Included in the condomnation pros euodings, or in the ussegsiuent roll. Uence, SL, dohugon, a4 the helr of bis wife, several yours AKO coinmanced progecdings in ojuctun against the elty for that purt uf Blowk 10 0 braced tn Pratt atroet. "Tho dee position tn tho matter was, that tho property hud boon wtede feated to public use by str. Johnson, or bis wife, Ags tatrect, ‘Lhe Court (ude Gury) hold dint this was not #03 thut (he property, wboutunushalt tho width of ty strat, belonued to site dutite gun and not to tha gy), that it had never eon dedlented, ar paid tor, by tho oltys au tat Ale. dobusan was ‘outltlod to Possewwlon, Vho vi Waa appeuled to tho Supramie Court and the ore der ot the Court below aired. Under that order S$, Jotnon hus takun powsealon, whien ho had a tight todo, tho duelsion buying beon rendured but a comparatively short Une ago, ‘Tho [den of thy partics now caushty the trouble wi to have (he olty condemn und pay for the Property at ihe publie: exponse, whieh Is somes bing thyt would have tenetlted tho property- owierd, Ax Ibid now, the propurty wilt huye to be regularly condemned, and a regular usscase Went inde for bouellts and dawned, and tn shig way only cun the etevet he legally opened, “THE COUN'TY-BUILDING, . Josert Down, horetofore noticed as having been arrested for dobt, puid up yesterday and waa diavhurgod, i Tu# alley adjoining tho building should bo looked aftor by tho Health Nepartinent. It is recking with filth, and contaluy several barrels of decaying wurbuge, * JoUN HANLRY, James McGuire, and Dennis MoGulvo were brought to jullon the Tth iustant onuchurge of rape proferred by Mary Jane Thompson. Yoaturday bliss ‘Thompson procured 4 nturriageslicense and a Juatico ta portoria tho eurumuny, alled wt tho Jall ane settled the whulg: diticulty by: wadding Han ‘Tho trio wore. aubsequontly : uvharged and tho Grand Jury nuutied, to provent an indignant belug returanton a complaint which had ale ready been made agatiust them, Z ‘ti¥ Grand Jury yestorduy returned a number OF jndletmonts and divpused uf numerous minor uses, “Tho Curthor exaintuaton of withussad ii he. Hospital javestigution went over watt) tue behwon, thy Aunt of sho Cizens' League, aod a BtiClIpE wis inado to fudies him for perjury in swouriu oul AM Wirrutt somo days ue fur tho arrest af Volor Ulu. Lako Vidw. suloviie cupor, who wuschuryed with solliug: Mquor ta Milnor, ‘Thy Jury heard the ovldeuce aga quict ly ignored the complait. Fauwent, Mittxn & Co, who ary among tho oreditiey of Linduen & Pawson, who roosts iuude un avalizuinent, Hed an oxcoption yustore day to the Assiguce’s lute report, on the ground Ghat it was vot Io cunturmity with the order of the Court iu the iwutter, und, furthermore, Cor t i Ing with the State Longue, and the que: tion was intervat’ of purine repenters and ve prove votes its ye overcome 1s W six-inch water-nipe wit! ba laid on: > ail tho other city einployGs ure’ det fi a in pratty veurly demolishing tha Lender's: house. lt was about 4 o'ctouk, and the mun ant i He was dumped vat of lst bunk, buc tits't wake up tl the dumage hed It; Shuldon, five-story stuhie-frone’ _ {ta predecessor. * Aspecial meeting offtha Board of Education ry td Down 1 caso of amalt-pox sovreted..| ‘ent Inspectors Delanoyy;In° the chalr, Hoyne} a upline wus wude sauna Charius Ale tho rei tall whieh rendered I iinposalble ty determine whether it wis xcourate or tut, Special exception was taken te an Hem of $820 tar attorneys feos In the Wsbursemunts, which thoy reganl ns unrea- sounmhle, and. the petition concluded hy asking tho Court to rofuse to approve of tho report. RUERIFE MANN and State's: Attorney Mills are well pleaxed with tho nection of the Cotnty Bound on thy question ef forftulted ballebonds, ‘The Sherht sitye he will now go forward aud levy: i atl cases whero Judmont hits been entered: and exucution tssucd on bonds. and promised to tuike ft lyety Cor come of the indlviduat: corned. = ‘The Btnto’a Attorney pleused at thy Hurd eating upon bin for a. peti eatital repore.nt tho fves earned and ree evived In his otive and the collections on bonds coming Inte his hands. Ho will cheerfully oloy the resolution ov the subject, and will present ‘his trat report Aug. t, In necordance therewith. ‘rus Comuiltteo on Charities cousidered a munnber of apptivations for passes, weautiun one teaconsumptive whe wanted to iu to bls bone ih Kentueky. Anon the reooted appitentions was one tale by a Mrs. Kem itoas, who wished to secre transportation for hor danghter, a paralytic, whom sho desired te have pliced fit tho Now York fomo for tneurables, -Mra. Hogs t4 an old! Indy whu came tu this elty some. two sents iyo In the hope that slic night estab- Jab i school i gooking, but was insttecesstul, ‘The Committes, whily consitoring the vase, ox mintned it communication recontly received from the Exeantive Committes of the new Homo for Ineuratios In this city, askin tor sup: port in thoir tindertaking, and It was decided Unt steps showtd bo tikun-to placa stlss Hoss uniter thor care If possible. - THOMAS CALLANAN was. tn jail yesterday. and Mra. A Lorue* gont him there. ‘The trouble Sen ars tu be thiit Callahan is it debt to hor, and Chit tho dubt was contrigtod In agomowhut unusual way, The stay, Hota that he took a fads, who wag un tho uve of boing cone fined, to Mra. Logtie's eatabliahinent some thine tro, and paid for hor. eare, prombaing to pay what further expenses might bo Ineurred dure fy her sickness, which bo failed to do. Mra, Logie thorsopon brought sult fuenlisat, him, and obtained Judgemont for 825 aud costs, the bale iuco she etahned bo wis owlng her, and his fale ing to sutlsty the Judyment led to bis arrest and Incurceration. Ha scheduted out during tho day, hig seheduly containing nothing but what wus exuinpt, AN INSANE CIID. A Beyenr-old girl wus brought to Jail yoster- day from the Houre of the Good Shepherd, and ix nlloged to be insune. Shy says that she wis Aiopted sume years. aro by a family named Saltaman, living ut No. 10 .West Mlucknawk Btrect, aud ahe uaaumed tho family neme. Her story is pitiabte, but must be taken with grout doubt undor tha circumstances, | ft tx, In Brief, thut tho Raltzinans have always flletreated her, wid mule aaervint rither than a eblid of hor, compelling her todo tho family washing and droning, which -nelthor her’ strength « nor health would | ailnit. She was takon to the House of the Good Shepherd by thon Friday. it appears, and she clulins that while there sho wis torribly misused and benten over the bead with achalt. Sho ts rathor nent and comely in appearance, but there Is searacly a doubt about her mind bolng affeoted, ‘The cise of her trouble, however, {4 tinknown, excaptsha elatma that tho treatment shu. recelyed has inate hur sick, She will benecorded a hearlue in tho County Court teemorrow, when the fucts will appear, FEDERAL NOTES, ‘Ti Sub-Trousury redeamod §13,000 in allvor Yesterday and pati out $4,000. ‘Tue gold dishurscinonts ‘at the Sub-Treasury yesterday wore $10,000... - ‘Tax futerinl-rovenue receipts yesterday were 10, OF which £15,230 was for tux-puld spirits, $5,400 for tobacee and elgnrs, and 81,160 for beor. Fon.owind fs the (lat of dutiable goods re- celved utthe Custom-touse yestoridiys Sprague, Warner & Co,, 230 paukraes fisht Mary Scott, 11 mtckiges houxchald woods; Mrs. C, Mulholiund, 4 packayes household. outs; Hitchcock & Fus- ter, LAS) rullway. thos; Misses Husdule, 1 Touns;” Wilson 3 cases hosiery Rinall, 2 cuses munutictured war Hros., 40 bates leat tobuceos Katmai alban tel, 6 cases ofguray: Chapin & Gore, 3. cuses clgare; W. IL Sehimpfertnan & Son, ‘1 caso clgars. Colleations, $0,381. ‘ Posts Aster Pars hus received communt- cation from Postmaster-General Janie inforine ing hin of the upurdyriation by Congress of S200) for the tree-idulivery sarvice for the fiscal year peeling July 1, 1881, “in atond of $2,701,000, the atmount naked for in the Depurtment's estinates, The Mostmitster- | General takes ovenston to sny thot the amount appropriated 1s wholly Inadoquute to meot the necessury und Just demands of the eeryico, and that the Department f’compelled to allow only auxiincy carriers in tho-most urgent cages, and to postpones the commencement of the daitional , servic naked for at ti poiut until Oct, 1, 1881, The Post-Ollice people here expected an nadille Uonal forcoon the ML6F July of twenty-four regular curclors, two Wixilfarios, and mounted non for two diatriates'Tnder these Instructions from Washlnvton they it get nothing in the way of additional service nutil October, snd thon only the auxilined@ The Chicago -publlg will bo apt to goin with ‘the Postmuster-Genernt ja tho hope he oxprossis that the noxt Courross will do batter by tho figa-dellvory service than ——— BOARD OF,,.GDUCATION. A COPY-HU0H ENGAGEMENT. wis hold yesterday evth{ng, at which wore pres- Roglish, Armatrong, Brenan, Frankenthal, Cu run, Stenalind, Stliéd; Burroughs, Duntie,. Mans, aud Nichot, {6 me + itr. Feankonthal moved a reconsideration of the vote by which « new’ syatem of ponmanshiy ‘was adopted, basing bls faerie on the ground UNE 22, that the system previously in vogue was bottor, than the new one, vor > ; A discussion of the marits of enpytbooks fol- towed, und the motion to reconsidar was eneelod, by the following voter-ac g Yets—Engtlsh, Frunkentonl, roushs, Dunne, Maas, Dohin Naw—Hoyne, Avinstrang, Stiles, Noholt—b, on Now bids were banded in by pinciog the pinall books'at Hive cunts and the, jarger booke at] conte, with charts free, . - After vonaldornble dobate, and many atrateglo mmovements on the part of tho frivnds of the rivil copy-books, tho‘ iew cupy-books were adopted by the following vota: Yeas—Hoyne, English, Armstrong, Brenan, Brousland, Stiles, Dunne, Niebott—3, pau Peankenthut, Curran, Burroughs, Maas, winnuy—b, : f A Tha Monta thon wont Into Committos of the Whole to consider the rules, which wore takun Up from paige 8, See. 10, High Schools, where tho wnatter hud been dropped at tho previous moot- Curran, Bure rorian, Stensland, the rival bidders, »| ne. Consldornble ‘discussion was had upon Bee, 27, prohibithiy corporal punighmont, and Mr. En- allah inoved nu Amendment to it by the addition of tho words “oxcent In oxtreme cuses, und then, only by Princlpuls, who shall be responsible for tho Wiselotitie of tho schools.” ‘The wotlon was carried by the following voto: Yeae—loyne, English. Arinatrong, Stensiind, Dunne, Mans, Niehof. Daluny—s, Nu 7 ideas Fraukentbal, Curran, Bur- roughu—t. A motion to strike out the goction matcing tho inarrlize of a femnle tenebor equivalent tea redienation of hor position ww lost. 2 ‘The Cuminittes thon row and reported prog rows, ‘Tho Committeo on Hultdings and Grounds ‘ro- ported that thoy hid under conaldortion tho roe sqiest to romove from the vicinity of the Burr whoul Rullding the Coventry uptist Chureh and two Lraing cottayos, and recommended that the Proaldont and Seeretary sign tho sume on behalf of tha Bourd, | ‘T'bo report was adopted, ‘The Bourd thon wdjourucd, PAY TI RENT, BEWER-GAS AND A DEAD CHILD NO DETENSE, ‘Thoro was tricd Lofore Justioe Prindlville yes torday a suit which, though yory ordinary in its witure, belug no avtion..for rent, porscssod foutures moro intorosting thau aro usually to be found in suite of tho yasno, vluss, Tho plaintit In tho anit was Sr, W, L. Pook, and the vofend+ ant was Mr, 1. J.Clawaun, Mr. Pook belug ropres sonted by hla nyent, Mr, Morco, of the firm of Pierce & Ware. ‘ 4n October, 1879, Mr. Clawson fouged from Mr, Yeok, through the Litters uxent, tha realdonve at No, Mts Indian avenue, the leaseto run, until Muy 1, 188, and tho cost to bo $80 per month. “wo mouths before the louse pired—tho last day of Feliruary, Isut— Clawsun’ moved out of the house, teuying tho rent for Janunry and February unpaid. Ho clufued to bave beon driven from the houwe by the irreprosaitle Rawr: Was which permeated Itz hud bo Hot only deelined to pay tha yest of the ront, but be ala sued Mr, Pook in tho Circuit Court for damayes, llega that. tho death of Ong of bis (Clawaon's) cbildroy had Loon cuused fnilircutly by the sewer yit, aod that tho house bad not boon provided with proper sower oune noodons, weaurding 40 tho qunrantee of tho Gwcuty “On the other band, Mr, Peok brougnt sult befure Justice eindiville ugainst Mr. Cliwe ‘aon for tho bulutice of the rent und tor tho cout of repaying tho Snares Hone tu the house dure ing ita occu puney by Sir, Clawson. san hon the second sult cauie ta trial yoeterday Ur, Vieree took tho stand aud swore that it hud cout $8 to puta tow gluva In one of frout doors of tho buuse, the oltl ylitss having been broken while dir, Clawson uccupled the promises, anu that it cout $6 to repute the plumbing which hud boen tampered with by the tenants; tho house bud algo been tere in a disty condition, a lot af potatoes bulug found un the buscmunt floor Yin W highly devoinposed condition,” Air, Cliwaau touk tho staud and swore that when by Jeused the bouse the agent guaranteed, to provide Jt with proper sower connuctions, somuthlug whieh it did uot then buye, and guar untecd that it should bo kept th oo fed sanitary condition w& regarded suwurage. he*guuruntes bud wover been fulfilled, und. thy death of an infant child of tho witness was onused, nocarding ta a Dyocur’s statement, by the faut that its system was dobilituted by’ the dnbaling Of avwer-uus. Another child of tho witnices wus tuken alck, and tho attending pbysl- chin losigted thas it could not be cused us loow, 18S8I—-TWELVE PAGES. ns itremained in in howto whore thoro was so much sewuregns. The ehbid was accontingly re- morved to another houre where ita recovery at once commenced, The preaence of tho sower- asin tho house war eo appnront and excel. itd poe shat fepere were In tho hnbdit of commenting on the faot. Prot, Paton, Chatnist of tho Hoalth Dopart- mont, testified to having visited tho Howse, anit Fohwey d that Its sowerage and plumbing wero ore « ‘Tho longo was introduced Inevidence. Thero As ho provision it that tnsteumont regarding sewerage, and, the defendant adinitting that he bud looked at tho housy befere tuking It and not denying thut te hed not pea the rout for dantury and February, the Court. ee judge ment for the phuintii tn tho sum of $70,—$60 for two months’ rout, $8 for the glass, and $5 fortho plumbing, ¢ : GRISCOM’S FAST. TM WIGHES THH BTANVATION EXPHIIMENT AT AN END. Griscom hus wow been twonty-fve days with- -out fool. The time hangs hefvy on his hands, and he wishes tho noxt two weeks woru over, a8 itigonly at that stage of his voluntary starva- Hon that ho will take any Interest in the affulr. ‘Tho stx weeks provious to that time t6 niorely proliminary, he says,and sven like a alow wasto of the golden moments, Stil, with his incronsing number of visitors, all of whom want to talk with the fnstur from live iminutes to a couple of hotrs, his dally chapter of the Uriacomian Philosophy which bo ts preparing, aud his perisnl uf the nowspapers, tho time paeses alter n fashion. Griscum baa an cagle oye for uowspupor noticos of tho fast, all of. which nro cut out and pasted into n serap-bouk, in this work ho scems to take great intorest. ilo soums to thrivy on tho Sree pica ae ners too, satisfying hin as they de that be {sana tyrto the cuuse of sclonce, ‘ho Taster Is not falling ail reports to the contrary notwithstand- ing. Itisacominen uccurrance for visitors to nttompt tu pick oul Griscum from among tho watchers and ropurters, and, curtously Snount, thore ure always froin ono to bilf ndozen who Jook fur hungrier than the man who hos ticklod bia alimontiry vanal with nothing but inke water for nearly four wouks. Ev took hold of n lifting machine yostorday, and the gauge indicated 400 pounds. A¥ TO WIUNKLES ON IIIS FACE, it would tuke a microscope to find thom. Hao had a tre kindled fn hig room yosturday, but 1a tho morctry ot down to nearly 60 dures in tha forenvon there was nothing surprising about thut fact. Griscomn scouts the ides that he fs: wenkenlng, and claling bis oxpectations are not. diminished tn tho slightest dewreo, Dr. Gunn, of Now York, who neparntarntisl the Tanner fast, pronounces tho Chlengo faster tn tine vondition gud alinost cortain to vutdo Dre Tine ner's | unprecetonted = font. = Tho — fast- er hus fneronsed his daily allowance of water to fuur glasses, or forty-oight ounces. At hoon he welghad 16735 pounds, a loys of one quarter of a pound in twenty-four bours, and. twouty-ning and threo-quartors sinco tho start, Last tilght his putse fell tu forty-four, n drop of elghteen since sou, but thoro was only slight ohange' in respiration and temperature. Grise com's bowela have been unoxercised for tive days und, Inside of fortysolght hours he may bo expeuted to have another attuck siinilar to the onte wWweok azo, ‘The stomich having undoubte edly collapsed ‘and tho intestines flattened out like: n plece of tube, the phyatolans will find it neeessary wenin te forco a cireulntion of water throtwh tho faster, und thus dilite the organs muntioned. ‘Tho doctors were unwilling Inst’ night to. hazard way thoory un the appourance of. tho bloud: It buted them complotely, Tho fuct that tho corpucsles are ateadily diminishing inaize would seom to leave no doubt that it was awlng to one. of two cauacs,—clthor the corpus: clos nro disintegrating or tho new one produced in tho soram are dwarfed by an insulticiontaup- ply of nutridve material. SUBURBAN, ENGLEWOOD, ‘The subscribers to the stovk of tho Soldiers’ Momorial Hall bold a meeting Monday evento. ‘The utock having all beou taken, the following Directors were elected: Jay Ingersoll, F. N. Rarny, and J. %, Kostor for one year: John W. Munsyy, C.D, 1 rte and A. Il, Champlin for two yours; Joli E, Vreotand, Rt. J,Colburn, and 44. A. Parker tor three yours, A communication signed by a uumber of old soldlors who sorved in the Knstern armics dur- ing the War, wis renil, presanting the. Assoulne ton with n bluck of yranit cut from tho battle. fluld of Gettysburg,» Tho block is Intended for wcornor-stone of tho Memorial all, aud was puld for by tho signor@of the communication, Jt was resalved that the corner-stone be laid July 4, and that the Fsulewoul Union Veteran Club be invited te tike eburgo of: the ceremony, After the meotiny adjourned, the Directors or- uanized by cleating that oltleers: followin: Prosldont, IT. A. Parker: Vice-T’reatdont, John Vreeland: Seerutary, 1, J, Colburn: ‘Treasure er, C. Tt Porry, A Tuilding Cominittce, con- aidting of Mossra, Parker, Vreelund, aud Porry was seleuted, ‘The necessary pipers to secure 0 ehurter will be forwarded to Springfeld to-day, ‘The vharter will bo tho Nrat of the ‘kind issucd in this Stuto. P| a FIRE RECORD. |, + A SUBURD OF QUEBEC. Speclat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribunes Quenec, June 21.—A-tlre broke out at the farthor oxtremty of St. Sauveur. at 3 p.m, amongst alot of Hutte wooden shantles, and causel quite n pants for a few woments un- il people ‘repatred to tha scene und found out tho Inuiguifleance: of the alarm, ‘en Tittle wooden hoses of one story cach were destroyed before the flre was subdued, hav- ing been put out by, the united effarts of the Quebeo and St, Snuveur firemen, Most of the people, heuring the church bells: ringing furloualy, thought the whote suburb was belng burned down, and moved thelr furniture ont in tho vicluity of the General Hospitul, Your correspondent has just ree" turned from the seone of the fre, which Is two milles from tho elty, and when ho left tho spot the people were already moving back their household goods Into their residences, ‘Tho fire fs belleved to have originated In. a little wooden building used fora brush foe- tory. ‘Sho burnt district 18 uppor portions of St-Helene: and Princo of Wales’ streets, which> nre-on the very outskirts of ‘the suburb,,. looking towards Littls Rivor and- Lorette, The firemen worked. well or the whole of St. Suuveur might have bean destroyed, Malf the efty was present altho fire,:'There was no Insurance, ‘Pho loss Will amount to $5,000, Almost all the suifor- erssnyeil their furniture, having curried [tout into the felts In tho rear of the Genernt Los- pital on‘ the breaking out of tho fire, ‘The Hanes of the witortinute people burned aut, As far as cin be ascertained, nro as follows: Mrs, Alfred Allard, who kept a little shop on Princo ot Wales street, and owned the house, No, 2, In which shu lived: Churtes Beaubten, pefiter, Who lived fn hig own house, No.26 St. Meleng street; Plorre Challere, of 20 St. ‘Helene atreot, also proprietors Joseph Col- Jen, shoemaker, proprictor and ovcupint of 87 St. Iteluna street; Joseph Lu Rese, laborer, Prince of Wales street, also propriutor; Jo- soph Lotulibe, carpenter, proprictor nid ac- eupant of 25 8t, Helene street; Pierre Mor cer, curter, and proprietor of the house 0 cupled by hinwelf on Princo of Wales stre Mrs, Plerre Moran, 3t Prince of Wales stree: proprictors Mr. AvP, Proneaus, brash. fact- ory, # small butlding, 34 Helonostres Ellzar Poulette,’ envter wud proprietor, Prince of Wales street, * 2 . CHICAGO FIRES, * The. alarm from Box 3 nt 8:35 yestorday atternoon was caused by the oxplosion of the water-back of nw kitchen range tn John Schwalbert's restaurant, at No, 07 Wasnt ton street, The stove ond all the window- glass In the rearof. the building were de- stroyed by the furco of the explosion, Euima Leschutaki, ldyearsufage, who wasemployed In tho kitchen at thy tlic of the blow-aut, was slightly injured on the buck of the hend, and badly cut on tho left arm, Sho was at- tended by n doctor, and then was sent to hor home, No, 2000 Furrell street, ‘The drnnge to the building and Kitchen furniture ts es- thuated ut $250, why @ waterback should oxploda In the month of June, with- out Wn oxtra mnount of curelesness in the IManugementof the range andthe water- vibes, i something which is us yet unex- eC, - : ‘Tho wlarm from Box 64 at 8:15 last evening was caused by a ire [nn fouratory stone front building at No, 203. Wabash ‘avenue, Geenplud as a plebure-frame factory by 5, Hy Muklwaln, Cunse, glue eatehlng tire frum a heatlng-lamp. Damage tritling ———————_———- ’ .. STEAMSHIP NEWS, e > QureNsToWN, » June 3l—~Arrived, tho Ponnsylvania, from Philadelphia... < - New, You, June 3.—Arrsived, the Can da, from Mavye,‘. -° 3s be atna” % .QusuNstown, June 21,—Arr}yed, the Ba- tavis, from Boston, « New Youu, June 8i.—Arrived, the Hohen- staulen, from Bremen, B LONDON, June 3l—'ho steamahipa Donan and Sailer, from New York, and the Manl- toban and tho Sarmatian, from Montreal, rived or . i byyeuriva out 91—The Silesian and De- yonla, from New York, have arrived out, ———— >. , _ JOURNALISTIC, _” Denver, Colo,, Juneat—\Wilson & Clark yesterday sold the Denver Revubitoun to K. ‘he paper will be rin, reat of gthe Itepub- THE CHICAGO RisK CUANE COUP'S CIRCUS AND HIPPODROME—THE BIGGEST SHOW EVER SEEN. In consequence of the rainy wenthor on Monday night fell Justice could not be rene dered the excellent and grand exhibition of- fered by W. 0. Coup? ‘To soy that the clrens 8 the Intwest ever sven toes rot convey halt ! hime dwarfs all preceding an t, (Tho only oxctunivoly A Hate Auction tog ena) THE-NINTH PUBLIC Of Improved and Unimory: REAL To-Day, Juno 22, at 3 ‘Quick sation far Inte, Prosidant, Morieave Bankora, Ye TKS, Manngor and Auctiony AUCTION SALE Dock Property ‘On Monitay, the sth day of Juno, Pm. at tho nurth door of the ¢ dolplients in the City of Chteazo, Cool Hols, tho undorstmed, Asshinue of Ello} Con wil affor for sto nt public nuction 4 23, nnd %, tn Block (ny tlon to Chicazo, bet two feet dock front on North hundred and thirty- an iden; it cont shows over visi drome races, stielias the ree, Roman, hurdle, aad juckey rac wonderfully exciting, Geraldine’s marvelous dive fri fen ot vemg hired through the se" feu a eat of boing hurled through the alr fron r r by) the *imense utte in the great tert with Intense ox- The incnagerie, tov, was com All the dens of rare antiials that not In position on the opening night x there, and the whole presented a fier ppearance that anythin Taken together, W. est nnd grandest aver viaitin legorves nil that can be suld of i four-horse chariot catapult were var seen here, ninety-slx, In Wigton’ Citmato? Epidemic? Goris or conatituttonal bout ono nindred ang tendency? For somo reason, eatarrh! But, lke every othor ill, it has Its Prot. Palno bas catnbiished a sant+ tarium at Grand Haven, Mich. whore he ts manufacturing that wonderful and positive cure for catarrh—Liquid Ozone or Catarrh Vapor, olso Liver Ronovator Pills and Fover and Ague Cure. If you eanttot go to the Sanl- tariui and got cured, send for his home treut- Send for clreulur. > +. . WORLD'S HOTEL, ‘This ts the largest and fnost hotel in the Stato of Missourl, outside of St. Louls, and ts offered for reut. This mammoth building contains sbout 300 rooms, all in goud ropalr, and can bo seoured on vory favorable torma, For furthor particulurs. nddress or Bt, Jogoph, Sto. $a THE “SOVEREIGN” IS THE LATEST improved Mackinnon pen, It can be alosed into sinall compass for the pockot and tengthoned for use, Tho most popular pen nada. Pen Company, % Madlson street, MONUNENTAL, John IH. Volk, designer and inanufacturor of five granite and marblo monuments, tablets, statunry, curting, ctu,, in selected stuck. ONico corner Dearborn and Randolph strecta, EUROPEAN TRAVELERS enn procure letters of crouit avaliable in all parts of tho world from Preston, Kean & Co, bankers, 100 Washington strect. overy porson has two feet dup ty Havel threo hiindrod nnd thirty-ono feet on Norte at, and ;huving a feontn, Chileno & Pacitfe Lntlwa: Atty feet, the site aft tho former: tant Danzizor & Coy which was destroyed by ‘This property 4s ‘thoraughty’ docked, tanning-vnts, 8 locches, m smoke-ntack tion, cont #1,UM, hide-stod, xO MLEATLEEY OF birlek fr is wall adapted fort tannery, Ts Hourtntemtl hor other lonnarnctur aon Hawthorne. -, the property {5 fyentahod, aad wilt ae wily will be subject to the ‘hpproval of hy LAMBERT ELIEL, Andanee, NEY, FLOWEKIU & CRATT CHICAGO HEAL STAN By W. A, HUY tctloneee THE CHICAGO RE ne onty oxety 4 t Penrborn-t, ee ©: u Za ct e only oxclusivoly Ite! Hatate Aucton Mowe ig 700 Feet: Frontage FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE LOTS, On South Park and Vornon-ays.. Thirty-first and Vhirly-third TO BE SOLD ADSOLUTELY, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, - On Wednesday, June ag, at 3 Pe m., ipiltrty-sccond-st. and Sout partioutnra nt tho ’ all on World's Hotol, On the Vromtses, cor Not $3 or $7, but get the finest-and best, $8—n sot, Des, MeCUaoys corner Cine and Teandolple ‘ortguxe Bankers, Treasnturg| Buek & Raynor's Moth Powdor {s a harvestor that reaps roncnes by tho million, » P. GORE 216 & 210 Madison street, AUCTION. Dry Goods Department “REGULAR TRADE. SALES, JUNE 21, grt UN i Cummins dooa not St t _advortiso tecth for $7 and charge more. te. ‘We recommend Eldredgasawing-machines ree MARRIAGE LICENSES. Gitte folfowing Toarriago ficonsos wore issued yosvar= aye : q BO A. Mi, AND Name, * wWihilnn'Sehroedor, M Eliza sohulunburx.. Albart G. Lithgo Carlo L. Willian Toinrleh Sehube! tlington Holahts, Wt. tHingion Hulghta, 1 Hi & CU. Auctioneer, ‘TION SALE ~~ Spring and Summer Sigs 5, SHOES, SLIPPERS, , To closo conslgniaents, On Wednesday, June 22, By CEO. P. GORE & CO., 2M and 210 Madison-at. GREAT AUC fred, Mockman, ~ |poor Tae West Waahington. SVoattaggne August T, Falk. Mary #, Porto {Charion Lanny Kiny Couk Since our large Cloariny Salo of Inst wook wo are t EpPtipmonts oF Fresh gouds that MUS CEO. P.CORE&CO. WHI soll in connection with thelr ‘Auclon Salo of Wednesday, Jne2, 180 Lots Bankrupt Stock BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS. hove 1s tho stock of a rotallor, and men@ q ; THURSDAY, Juno 23, at 9:30, REGULAR WEUKLY BALE OF CROCKERY. 75 Crates well assorted W. Go. C. Gy Hotel, Rock and Yellow Ware. SOLDIN OPEN LOTS, Goods packed for country marcha di GORK Dabtol 1, Fry... Mouerra A. fay DEATHS, BRINE—On Ti the Zist inet, Robort 1 ftuttaon if loaned and Aua® ale Uvin6, oat {doneo, 231 East Erlo-st., on Thurs- HOBUINE—At Muscatine, In; June 1. Dana I yours, won ue the Itoy. A,B, Kobblis,, infuntaon uf Gorge ‘J. ulonthe und 2 duy, y “day, 2d Inst at Movbins, aged $f Per luwe pape 14 Woat Luke-st., 0 Gracoland,’ Al MANDY—Suddonty, in, Clnetnnatt, Tuced iny, Juno tl, Marriotts, wifo of ‘'ruman. 10d 4 YORE, CNTs - MANBON—At his Into rosiones lunday, June, wt 1p, Me Ful will taku pinee Wadnesduy, 3 p.m. puny: 41, of consuniption, Susan Rob- harp, by carrlazos to St. to Calvary Cuinutory, youngestson of Wiliam D, and Magule (Crowd) McUnrthy, aged 9 months and 31 lay, vuno 2, by carringca to Calvary tuesday morning, Juno at, era BD, ‘o’clook mM. at Romnina wiil bo 45 North Carnon- ubort L. Munson, FunormtJuno Zi, at) Vineont's Uhura, und th » MCARTILY—teilore, takon to Norwich, N.Y N: at Plainfield, Wis, Alice Itun= loved wito of Icburd IL. Ituncori, in her bin » By ELISON, FLERSHELM & C0. Bi and 8d Itandotoh-st, R SALE AT 9:30 THIS MORNING. We havo an immonse showing. New and Second-Hand Furniture, 100 New and Used Carpets, General Household Goods, General Merchandise, &t At 12 ofclock—Elegunt Gilt Mantel Mirrors Four Large Engravings. PLE HIS & CO, Rirariedimneriies ANNOUNCEMENTS, YDE PARK I tlun—Thero will be o tint, Hatuinlagy ub luck ps nie tue nominnting © candidate for Villazo Ti the vacancy caused by the death. o| owen. Primaries tor fie ol ie REPUBLICAN CONVEEN- uf the f{topubee 5 iimbor dolemntos, & oy 1S Th ‘sor Grand Ci a th, un. #0, ty Bixth, Breomor’s otto I m ie iruat-Oiniedy te Tiyde'Bate'ca RAYER-MEETING C. Noodhaw, und bros as jor, wi ry. SELTZER APERIENT, tral Kepablican Club, IK NOON-DAY r By POMEROY & C0.; RESTAURANT FIXTURES, ETO. ‘On Wednesday, Juno 22, 11, at WA. ESTADRANT AND OT OF ORSatotad FURNET ONE, takon under chuttol mortvaxe, SPENCERIAN PENS. RIAN NCE eraons cre tinble au that post wus HoUD bo bostdone by usin. Tarrant’s Soltzer Aperlont. shout, ikening, thue enabling tho SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIBTS,. ntitack ofpuralyats 0, and unrivaled (2¢ ot Pe stily, Berle oad “REAL SWAN QUILL ACTION. “1020 Numbers, A complcta sample Card, lor trial. by mallon receipt of 2S centse | Ivison, BLAKEMAR, Taveor & Cos _ 108 nad 140 Grand D:veet, New Work: ag POCKE 4s Pocketbook Factorys 3B Only one sinull tut uf ata Candy Candy y IKRANZ'S, 805% goutly anid strictly 1 An entirely nee Z'S, Bo Stace, 2'S, 80 SE TRUNKS, de. tae TRUN it WAV. Ald, Long Matr Bwitclus, ALL, 100 State-st, Aholosate & Kolail Bei Jur tie “MULTINOIY Wiss wed ‘Be BUA AMA Me TL WEA