Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 26, 1881, Page 6

X\ Pi, / THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 1881I—TWENTY PAGES. os to the circulation it 60 cheektt: THE CITY. IN GENERAL. ¥. Bovonir, Paris, is at the Palmer. J. M. HaLt, Toledo, is at the Sherman. J.H.Scort, Louisville, is at the Puliner. i. F. Poor, Honolulu, is at the Sherman. Joun Conran, San Francisco, is at the Palmer. J. W. Bias, Charleston, 5. C., is at the Sher- men. J.P. Suyru, Dublin, Ircland, fs at the Sher- man. ‘Mas. Camicon, London, Enr., is at the Grand Pacific. EpwARD LEE CHILDE, Paris, is at the Grand Pacltic. T. 4. Douciass, Houghton, Mich., ts at the Sherman. Cot. J.P. KeLvoas, Salt Lake City, is at the Sherman. T. & West and C. W. Jenks, Philadelphia, are at the Palmer. i = Prov. I. & Newberry, New York, is at the Grand Pacific. ‘Tue Hon. E. M.Cheney, Jacksonville, Fia., is at the Tremont. ~ Mr. axp Mrs, MACFARLAND, ‘Tasmania, are at the Grand Pacific. Lovis Besu and two daughters, New Orleans, are et the Palmer. Sin. Axp Mrs. E. M. Berx, Plattsburg, N. ¥., are at the Tremoat. | Mn asp Mns. J. Worre Sipsry, Australia, are at the Grand Paciiic. Dr.'axp Mas. G. J. ExGuemay, St Louis, aro at the Grand Pacitic. Cou. axp Mrs. D. Wi. Kise, Jackson, Tenn. are at dio Grand Paclii Saree ACDITON CHARLES P. field, js at the Grand Paci E. W. Kersnaw, L. C. Wiggins, and W. London, Eng., are at the Grand Pacitie. SwiGERT, Spring- D. Roe, RE. J. Min Janacer of the Grand Opera- House at Cincinuati, i: at the Tremont. CM. Gr H.P. Itose, und Philip Garret- son, London, Cniland, are at the Tremont. cD. Gorn. General Superintendent of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayue & Chicago, is at the Tre~ mont. ¢ C. C Rep, Superintendent of Telecraph of thy Michigan Central, Jackson, Mich.,is at the ‘Tremont. : Gvonce T. Hore. Presidentof the Continenta Fire-Jusurance Company, New York, is ut the Grané Pacitic. P. G. BuaixcaLt. Ottumwa, Ia.; J. Pyle, Wilnmgton, Del. and T.W. Bennett, Boston, are at the Sherman. Geougy HW. Haw and W.H, Worav, Yankton, D.‘T., and George Schley and W. Arens, Lexdvilie, Colo, are at the Palmer. Juve J. Graxt. Davenport, Is Bailey. Freeport, aud J Jackson, Tenu., ure at we Grand Pacitic. 5. M. Macvoxacp, Winntpex; G- hazJ. H. Southworth, Spring! ¥. 1. Manumy, Boston, are at the Georce K. CLank, of No. 2425 Calumet ave~ nue, formeriy of the 1) of Helm & Clark, is werously ili, It is feared be will not recover. Look ut time-table and notice of special ac- ummner waterime commoda’ as tor reweht Chrcaso, Milwau- places by the “Old Relinble ec & St. Paul Ratt "fue Directors of the Public Library were to have met yesterday, but did not, 1s only four yuLof, the nine were present. A motion to ad- Journ for a week was agreed %00. Ins Tue Turncse’s illustrated articlé on the comet yesterday mura the orbit of tuo comet of 18}2 was intdvertently represented us only ubout one-half of its real magnitude. ‘Tae’ temperature yesterday, as observed by Manuzze, ‘LHe TH BCNE opticinn, Was us follow: Sa. m., WW degrees; 10 a. m., Tz Sp. m., 60. Barometer, 1.65. Tae Lumbermen’s Excaanre will hold 2 called mevting ut its room on Soutu Water street to- anorrow, the object eing to revise te present urd price-list, Which tue trade bus somoewnut outgrow. THE alarm of fire from Bon S16 at 11350 yester- day Tocenoon was cx} ‘irs, Faume Mason’ Franklin street. Damage, $5). Cause, sparks rom the.chimuey- OrFicers DILLON aud Ringrost govercd, at M. Rosenvacn’: West Kandolpu street, 2 lot of tou! Ftolen on the night of the it inst. frour the ¢ nter-shup of Michael Hopkins, No. 455 West jndiana street. Vaor.'t. E. Taonrs. of Yorkshire College, in Eugland, writesto au friend bere that the cele- brated Roscoe, of Manchester, is eneazed in tu Jowmg up some of the cl work of Prof. Delatomtaine. of this city: bout to pub- lish un wecount of bis rescarches on the rare wetals found in Samurskite. Jessix Ganvrs issolute woman living at No. 19 West Tavlor street, is locked up at the West Tweltth Street Station, charged witb the larceny of a waten and cl Peter. a Frenchman, 63, e Mini trom Peter St. No.9 Belknap strect. ‘be enticed into the b while drank. Tue excursion party that left this city on the Vith inst. cumpored ‘of ihe Hon. B. B Wasa- Huskell, of tne Boston Her cd; n. Worcester, G isinarek. and otber places, returned the city lust evening. 3in.Jaurs Wanb, the Building and Supply Agent fur the Boxrd of Educationwho veeu contined to pts home by sickoess Tor soe time past, Was 60 much more com Ah that the doctor nuw bias hope: covery. Mr. Ward nu nauied position for nbor suiticieut suaruntee of bis Nv murniag, 1 cox, and his so; Frat the tamily residence, No. 440 We street, where the funeral services Monday xfternvon ut 2 u'elock. Jention to have the funeral, if possible, tu-day, Dut the arranz not be completed io time. Nou <n beard of the re- vovery of the body uf Dr. Bell. ‘Tue following. General Order No. 3, was pro- muigated in the Police Department yesterday : “The attenuen of the force is dit provisions of Sce. 15, Chap. 25. wances of 1274, pronil firearms and sireworks: passed by tho City Counc Couuelt proceed in: ef, such gouds. All members of te force ai ordered 16 see thut the provisious of the or- dinances are rizidiy euforced.”. Maybe they ‘will, but it would be safe ta ber they won't. A TEAM Of horses valued at StH, atiched toa truck wasun belong to PLS. Hanson, of Nos, 345 and 337 West Luke strect, ran away trom tho corner of Cunton Kinzie streets nt 5:45 last evening, and, dashing into tho river were drowned. Tho bridze had just opened, and every effort was unde to divert the runavw: from) their course. The wagon was beavi dJoaded with flour, and the breaking of the re: caused the frunt wheels to leave the truck. 4 It Was this which frightened the animals into run- ning away. Micnart Kanu, x laborer in"the employ of tho Grand Trunk Railway, while umonatog freight irom xear standing on tho trick be tween Twelfth und Fourteenth tre ; terduy afternoo: run down and iostrat- v killed by engine No. Hand a trun of cars. ‘The head and rizbt urm were severed frum the bods and terribly mungled. The fragments were gathered und taken ta the Morgue by Oifi- cer Max Heidelincier. ‘The deceased wis a single man 3 years of age. and bourded at the corner of Muy and Kinzie streets. ‘THz Democrats held their primaries yesterday for the election of ive cummitteemen for exch precinct in the various wards in the city. These at ls mmittees meet at the varius ward eadquarters, on tho wurst Menday in duly" to select trom among their. own number one member. and from the outside an- other, to act as the ward representatives in the Democnutic Cook County Central Committee. Contrary to expectation, there were no faction tights, and very litde mterest was munifested, 2 ring, evidenuy, in exch ward controlling the whole thing, which will culminate in trouble hereafter. Mu. Joserx RepsicHE was brought before Justice Brayton yesterday on uo less than tive Warrants for “larceny us builee,” and cave ‘Dougs in the sum of s2iW in each cuse, to appear July 1iforexamination. In each of four of the cases, tho umount alleged to huve been misap- Proprinted is 21, and in the otber only S20. Tae - Hive complainants are Intely-arrived emigrants irom Northern Europe, who cixim that they de- ‘vosited the money with Huduiche us part pay ment on some Western tunds—Mr. hudnit representing himself us nzent tur the lund: und that they received no deed or utle of any Kind for the property, mud that the ‘return of their money was retused. ‘Tux Citizens’ Leacue for the suppression of the sale of intoxicating Mquor to'ininors und drunkards would call the spectal attention of parents, ruurduns, teucuers and wll uthors 1a- Jerested Iu the protecnon of youth, and te gen- eral welfure of the community at lure, to the. impdrtance of at once reportug to the at their oftice. Room 2 Farwell Hall, Hs Se st v5 Of solation of the law is oF elvinge tox minors. or 10. fone Ube habit of 3: ny versui intoxtewted:or who isin Ing iutuxicaued, ur of ininors to play with balls, cards, dice, on aoe arielg used in yaiaing. in any saloon or place where intoxicating Hquor is sold. All uch cases Maiurted tu the Agent will be promptly proso- cuted if the evidence will warrant. It is es- sential that the name and address of the minor, and the name and addressof the saloonkeeper be correctly given, but it ig not essential that the party reporting the case should appear be- fore the court, or be puslicly known. ‘Tre German bakers of the city met at Rinre’s Hall last evening in the interest of a reduction of the hours of labor, the abolition of the custum of bosses Lourding and ludzing emplo: nid tho establighment of nn “intetfizence bureat where the unemployed could reeister, etc. It was very Inte when they got toxether, and all that was done was the d: ion of the proposi- tions presented, and the appointment of st com- inittee to present their gtlevances to the bosses, the committee to report at a mecting to be beld nweek hence. If the demands made ure nat ac- ceded to, the Indications are that tnere will be a strike, but not until the Union has been greatly strengthened, Morats GoebEL, of No. 1013 West Madison Street. yesterday morning at complained at the West Mudison Street Sub-Station that, during the nigat of the “dd, some one entered his sleeping apartments, took a key from a pocket in his vest, and with it unlocked a truok, trom which was stolen $125 ensb und u stuzier’s diamond. He suspects John Rigys, a young min who bad been rooming with Lim, and who has not been seen since tho theft. He knoe wnoere the money was kept, and hud beeo milted to lay away some of bis awn iow the same trunk. He is2y years of ugo. tve feet ten or eleven inches tull, slim built, dark brown bar and imustache, scar on back of neck, and wore a light drab suit of clothes und black cap. CarEr-or-Poic# McGamGLe received tke following letter yesterday from Mr. A. 1, Stone, the President of the Union Wing-Mill Com= puny, whose safe was “blown” and robbed of SUL ha: inter by McKay, Finusane, and T take great pleasure in acknowl Cavuaau edging our obligations wy sou for the prompt and ellicient mauner in which you apprehended and furnished evidence for conviction of the Lurghars whe robbed our safe at the mulls. As you and your subordinates will under no chr cumstances itccept any part of the reward of- e istled ine butter to have re leaving the city and en you such kearty KS as Ssecin the only repuyinent of your services. THE Committee on Public Buildings held 2 session and audited a umnber of bills, A tinal estumuate of $1,008) in faver of Sexton an account of the nitsuory, brick, tron, and lire-prout work of the Court-Hous ax ullowed: also one in favor of Egan for 23.00,—$1.00 for y the furniture $200 on general Tho latter, when be Bats this will bi received S400 r he agreed to do his work tu for 38.0 pending ov account of i Dit bf Spuster & Lainparter, the plumbing con~ Tractors, was eut in bal: ther 81.006 out of ordered paid. The remainder is for * es erted tit they pave changed Lhe lnrgety-at- tended aud interesting meeting even ny at bt West Lake street. “rhe Present, Mr. T. Ps Dw: Whe just returned from a trp to wuere branches of the Chi- of the work accomplished, und of the wires paid inaiferent cities. ‘Arcangeatents were began fora plenic te be given in noner of the del tional Convention of Boticr- Sto be: beld here ubout Aug. | y half-holidiy movement we és. and it is expected that this iesl in other cities. Eleven. 3 Were initiuted. arterly meeting of the Chicago Turni- * Association was held tast even 1 xenon new 121 report showed the assets the lubilities, ine cluding othe prid-up sto (S185), were $2.10; und the uct profit since or for one and one-balf . Was $5 j Profits for the past six months were &: Tesulution was passed indorsing the a the Directo regard to tio Turteiting of | to alt other xcuons, and they were g.ve stl means to defend the interests m. Ftappears uate ited Verause the holders did uot pay up the sussinents uccordaag to law. A MEETING of the Margaret Fi ler Society was j held at the Grand Paciue Hotel erday atter- noun. Leeiada B. Ch: ee read a paper on nd Inalienzdic Ktsbts.” One of these rizbts to abnia physical suste tunity the individual pysicalls, menally, aud spirituaity. ‘The riatof labor to the frints Of industry was one of ati principles of social svience, $ the object of ail rea} political reformers. A nation Unit split up into two. of people amit cluss of employers anda large employed, whether of waze laborers or salar workers—would icevitabiy become an eitemi- nate and corruptenc, Constitutions coukl not seeure freedom of thought and speech woere the institutions mude then impracticaule. subject was atterwards disettssed by the ladies. Tur Corouer yesterday held uu inquest at Kensington upon Owen Carroll. a laborer at Pullman, who-wns accidentally rua down by eu- ine No. 0 OF Lhe Night express vn the Michigan antral Halroad. No one was Ulamed tor the atccluent, us tbe man, when be met his death, was walking directly. towards the engine, the beudiixtt of — which was burning brightly. An inquest was also nell No. 72) Gord. street, in the Town of Lia unisch, who atecidentally elf in the Jett breast with a bundling ta vas the uppartuuity ance. run down a. ou te Mil Paul Railroad. exe d ths road fre all blame, cod We Pan-iiandle Rowtd for leaving curs on ibe street-cros: yatrary ta kiw. 1 tue opinion of the ju { direct cause of the child's death. : MADE IUNSEL(U DISLIKED. j ..Theworkon the improveuent of North La i Salle sirect was abeapuy {by the contractors, Musars. Hea ott their ime: a in gua DSsarcy. was $ 2 on the contractor: j Work. The dir hi i Huored and supplied with feet paved, img had 4 work the pust few days. si shucmaser by. trade, and is said able 1s. se of the surest depu' fsted aman named ake street . and twelve pur pavers at an Sullivan i3 it uows but Little to be must Innguaze. dou tne utlivan be- rievousty insutted toe.r pavers: ed up ther tools and refuse While eating be that they pie! work under hun. ‘ho lirm ¢ se of was uppe: yester his emur ound “sant Department will send but he tite guess the Street it plenses.” i : whom it So Tar ag these euntractors are concerucd, they pay tbe Cr iy Inspector $3 per day, aud, w tbey du not x ut to pick their man, they be- ntitied taane wan ut feast will riv in bis bead, and who will nat ing i his manner as to drive iy competent workmen. stand well public und the Works, while Suliivan i potiticiay, whoso only elaiin is th ocrat. His son-in J. d. Crow clerkship in the Cl or’s ollice. Hi MA: NHUMANITY TO MAN. A private letter, reecived by a gentleman. in this city yesterday told or a fatal necident which occurred a fy Chicco, who wi the Southern I wis a Dem- uccuples emplored as tie Koad in Ari that. tne unfortunate young or fricnds in Chienzo to whom tof bie death will prove w sin! attements made in Cie letter are i the fy oof the nccident | might, apparel been avoided bad there’ been su vromptness displayed by certain xutborities of tae road in ettending: to we injured man, even though be was “oF a brakeman.” If such was the case, te anthe ities of the will doubtles ret that the circumstance ecome to izht, while i will also be an: andittonal cause tor sorrow to the young man’s relative ter rezarding the ac * A tricnd of mine, zo boy numed Sam Bell, was ruaning between bere (Tue- son)’ and Demmittuy, and was last seen ahve at Continental Divide. While running from there to Gaxe—cight niles only ho fell off the train, and, althuvugh they bud 2 telegraph operator on the train, and could have gotten permissiun by wire, inex did nut run buck to pick tum up. kuow whether he was alive or not. They ported it ty the section ape ten minutes ft ther on, who could not get to where be wus for three hours or more after the time he was miss- ext, and allot that thue be was lying ju the hot sun—113 mi the suade. He had crawled about fifty feet frum where be fell, but when found was nearly dead, aud died in an bour. Mind, they dtd not ik Ago an am: ution for manda- is filed im the Cirevit Court by Wiliam and orbers u; Coarles Redtield, As- ur of the ‘Town of Lake, to compel bim to us- for taxation a large quantity of pork, ete, deld by the various packers in that town. A de- murrer was ted tu. the petiuon, end argued erday Lefore Judge Monin. ‘Tue puints made by tne defendant were that the petition was de- fective, because all the parties owning the prop- erty, whica it waz claimed nad escaped tixa- tion, bad not Ucen-made defendants. If the Assessor should be ordered to tax them, they come in and tle bills to restrain action, thus leading to x multiplicity uits, und 3 certain loss of revenue. tor a time The plat was also mage that the al- the petition in reference w the med io have been held by the va- packers, a3 nyenis for others, were not specitie cnough go that they could be nuswered. ‘The Court held: that all the parties whose prop- erty was allezed to bave een exempred should de made defendants. The practice in mandamus exses required that alt parties interested should bo brougat ito court. ‘fuen, when the Court made u decision, it would be bindmg. As tu the churge that the petition was not sullicient, that wast fact, but it was impossible to sustain a demurrer as to the whole. petition to a part of ve been foriued, entertained the’ | morrow, whi Anotner was the oppar- | struction was the | it, and the objections would better be made tn the answers, when they were tiled. An order was accordingly entered. making the following parties defendants: Tho Allerton Pucking Company, Bottsford Packing Company, Chicaxc Packing & Provision Company, J.T. Davies, G. W. Higzins & Co., Union Stock: Yards &Transit Company, Da 3 & Co. Fowler Broth- crs. 8. F. Murphy | & Ricker & Co., Boyd. Lunbum & Co. D. Chapin. L. B. Dowd & son Morris, Chapin. & Cudahny, the Chi- fo, Kock Islind © Pacitic Ratirond Company, Moran, Henney & Ci tiles. Gonty & MeMubon, Teufel & Seiter, Anglo-American Packing & Provision Cumpany, Jenes & Stiles, and the B. F. Murpby Packing Compan; TWENTY-SUCOND STREET SEWER. Those portions of the great nine-foot brick sewer for whica the contract hus been lot were completed Jast evening. bis new sewer will prove an important sanitary tactor in the fut- ure of the city TuIBCNY reporter took a look at the work just befure it was finally en- closed. It is entirely the phin_ of Cul. Ellers, the Superintendent of the Sewerage Depart- ment, who bas designed a drainage system for the southwestern portion of tho city, which.when completed, will forever prevent such overtiows ag occurred this winter gud suring. The section just completed is 5,000 fe if. and extends an Twenty-second from Leavitt street to Californta ayeuue. It iz acirvie, tweive inches thick, and the masonry fs Of the best cbhiuracter.: A walk turough it showed that the wors was thorough and well donc. ‘The walla were even and regu- lar, and u team could be casily driven through it. Jtis the intention to continue tbs mani moth sewer west tu Crawford avenue, which is within a fifa mile of the city Hilts, and ‘trom ‘fwenty-sccond enst to Lattin street, and thence south to its natural outfall atthe river, where it can be inttuenced =~ by the prae posed new pumping-works at Ttridzeport. the cont sare now building the sewer oi alin st Feeuth and ‘Twenty: oud, aud expect to finish it by the Jsth of July. All this work skould buve beeo Nn this Spring. but an early winter, und the back- wardiess of th. ison, prevented prozress. In the meantitne Inbor advanced. But the con- tractors continued their work, and completed whgt Mr. EWlers thin as good a job us could be aor ‘Tols sewer ts tne largest ever built in the Northwest. @ TUE CITY-IIALL. Tne County Treasurer yesterday sent over $100.00 to the City Trensurer, reecived by him on account. of the collections of the tax for 1850. acu Alderman bas been preseuted with six single reserved seats to the Singerfest, and uo city official hus been nexiceted. ‘This unusual Jiberality seems remarkable. s und ufter Tuesday the bridges will bo kept d bets tho hi of 6:30 and 722) in the rning and 4:30 and us) in the evening, as pro- by the new ordinances, which thea guinto ¢ City Chemist, Dr. Paton, has analyzed the of muk taken from 3st State strect, some whitin: bappaned tu be found stored iu the cellar. The chemist found it to be a good and pure urticie, und se reports. Tur Committee on Streets uud Alle: Division, deeded to report ‘1 ranting the South Di Railroad Company the riebt te lay a single track on Wabash avenue frum Madison to Like streets. Persons interested in raising to grade the bak approaches to the fin sur duet saoutd eal in at the oltice of the Department of Pubue Works Monuuy, a8 the contracts will be let for the‘ raiswg of the houses. THERE will be no permits for frame sheds to } be used as dwetlinss or for frame addidons { granted by the Building Departuent aiter to- i inorrow, “Carpeaters aod contractors stauld take notice, as all tutragers of the new ordi- nanee witl be prosecuted. 19,00) forwarded to tho Ameri- Bank in New York yesterday with which to pay tho July interest on Unat pore uion of the funded debt held in the E: Intere est will sull be paid by the City Treasurer tu- a Will be the lust day for pay lug the July Interest bere. Mayor Harrison was asked yesterday after- noon waat be was going to do with tho ordi nance iu rexard ty the vacation of Lu Sallo street. “What do you suppose there is to du? Lam gong to allow it to become aliw, for there isnothing cise to do with it. 1 na always: | favered the vacation, beeause 1 thought it was | the best thing that the eity could de. “Che pub | ie knew how J stand on this matter, ¢ onve expressed my opinion before on the subject.” CHINF-OF-POLICE MCGARIGLE yesterday fs- sued the followings ord ard to the sale of The vised Ordinances of 157%, pittuy the dis- chars f lirearins and fireworks; also, to an by tbe City Council dune ze Sl Connell proceedings, prombiti iLsale of such yoods, aud all membe of the force are ered to sex that the pra j ions of these ordinances are rigidiy enfureed | THE COUNTY BUILDING, Iris pretty well settied now that the Collector, Couuty Clerk, and County Judge will not oceu- } py their new ollices before September, Tus Committee on Public Service met and tovk up the coal bids. The prices were cunstd- | ered tov high, 50 action was deferred uatit Mun- | day, tho members in the meantime to iuterviow | deaiers wno bud not sent tn propusals. | Prince Avzrnt Jones wit be tried to-mor- | row before Judye users, to whom a chanse of venue was Ltkeil § fnexgo. He is charged | wath the killing of ius brother, and bas elrcady been tried once, when tno jury disagreed, | . Lax Grand Jury disposed of fifteen cases yes- terduy, aid returped twenty indictments inta ct -\mong the ind. found was one | ages uk Ferris tui the complaining nm. Further wii tal investigation, H Why the later | imatter bangs dre su long uo one appears tu ind Anthony bave substantial- sin the Ceuminal Court, aud succeeded by Jadses Gardnor and dudze Hawes wil start u vaeution about the middie of me we: Judge Antaony proposes tu start ona tlyiug trip past) to-mor' nie to attend the Cam- Cement v: at Hunrtlron Collece. They bout workca und durtug their labors taunt the kiife members of tha fraternity u valuable lessons. It is to | behuped that the:r rs Will do as well. DON'Y WANT TO GE MARRIED, A. J. Maguire called at the County Tk’soitiee Friday and procured a License te J.Leadwitn. Yesterday Stiss at the same window for an ‘owed thut Meguire bad used ne without authority, if abo married she wonid never change her mune azn She was accompanied by Uwe —her sisters—and they did the most of snd were very pronounced in sing uivir opinton of cman who would vet to marry without the consent of the lady ise. They furtheruiwre contended that acitire Wits very wieked —— mntit, they wantrd = some ble-badie vidual to seared bm out wnd get tho lice away trom him; but upon beiug thformed that this could uot ve done they went oll. There is sumething strange about the case, but what it d to reveal to the reporter wita whom they conversed. CHISUNAL COUNT DOINGS. "The several braches of the Criminzl Court dis- dof sundry odds nnd ends yesterdty and ed sentence Anthony heard n motion new trial 3 whied was over seuteuced te one year exch in the Pemtentiars, bat a stay days in f execution was granted fur uveuty which to tte a bill ef excepions. Harty was de honew teitl, and s tence to ove in the Peni ye Gardner took a motion for anew teil in the cuse of Josevh Sullivan under advise- meut, and in the ease of Jonu Curran, guilty of reblery.a new trial was refused und be was enced 1 three years in the Pourtenuary Jobn Rontield was seatenved to three years in the Rejorm School for larceny: Mollie Kune, as suult. Was given four moutys in the House of Correction; Lenry Jackson, larceny, twenty- uine days County Jail; John o il, larcen: ty days House of ‘Correcuon: William Jones, one year In the Penitentiary: and Jobn assault, ninety days in the House of Kin Meyers, who was found eulity of manslaughter and. given twelve years in the Penitentiary. was granted 2 new teil. HIGHLY COMPLIMENTARY. At the adjournment of Jude Anthony's Court yesterday the State's Attorney hunaed bim we folluwing. winch explains itseif: Flanarty Correction. Th: Hon, tint Anthony. Jtulee, cles: The undersigned Jurors, Crim- inal Court bus exiended over the list two weeks, aud terminates tu-day, having Beard of certain isms which bave beet ¢ Honor’s jun in de: dd owith crime, beg | y appreciate the ait responsibiliues in- volved ip the position betd by yourselr, and, al- though many of us bave not the pleasure of knowing yon personally. we cannot refrain from expressing our deep appreciation of your juds- ment, stroug sense ot justice, and spirit of bu- mann ‘The letter was sizned by all of the jurors who have deen serving in Judge Authouy'’s Court the past two weeks, and, since the punel is an expeptionally good one. the complitaent paid hi§ Honor i3 one of which he should fee! proud. FEDERAL NOTES. Tue gold disbursements at the Sub-Trensury yesterday were $10,000. ‘Tae Sud-Treasury redeemed $3,000 io silver terday and paid out $6,000. 7 intern:tl- revenue receipts yesterday were $0415. OF this amount £24.0'9 was for MP id pirits, $4,578 for tobueco i) for bess. ihe Pag aga dg rome “Dr.” Cream's dondswoman, Mrs. McCielian, was around bunting for tha “Doctor yestor= | day, and “protessed to feel some considerable hicaro- i work nowadays pape unxiety lest he bad “sk'pped" town. Up to lust accounts ber feurg had not been dissipnted, and she was stillan -the war-p:th. in company witn ao otticer whom the Government bad placed at ber disposal. In view of the extreme proba- il of Cream’s ultimate conviction and con- signinent to the Pen:tentiary, in cansequence of his indulgence tn the scheme of send-ng scur- rilous and obscene posuil-cards through tho mils, his possible tight would occasion no geu- eral surprise. It would be hard for Mrs. Me CleNan, but at the same time It would be es; for him. : SUBURBAN. GRAND CROSSING. The Republican Convention assembled to nom- inate n candidate to'run for the o'lice of Vilage Trustee, made vacant by -the denth of Col. James If. Bowen, was held yesterday at Grand William E. Wneeler, ex-ounty Com- was appointed Chairman, and Dr, eury. Pp. Braoktield, of Ke vas Nominated. ‘fhe Convention, atte recting the Chairman tv appoint # eampa! committee, adjourned. LOCAL ITEMS. The astronomer from bis bed urose To see the comet was Lis hope. Alns, “twas Mury Ann's red hose hat swung before nis telescope. FECTION. There is no greater cause for sickness in stmuner than that which comes from impure food, Of the many iee-chests and retrig- e ors now in use, tke but few that accomplish their object. and only one that is * Perfection.” Tuis is manufactured by the Richard ‘f., Mambrook Manufacturi Con pany, oflice and factory at 225 Canal street. These refrigerators need but intelligent in- spection to recommend thein Hlambrook, the inventor, has. gi ject much careful study, wud im ™ Pertection ? of hardwood tu shed, not pain ud upon a pl cool, airy, and perfect ventil ood is always sweet and fresh publie is strungly recommended to ed ining this excellent refrigerator before ing the purchase of a painted and puttied pine-box that will rather poison than serve anything that it may conta oflive and etury is reached: by Van Buren, Canal, deferson, Twelfil streets, aud Canal- port avenue caus. ‘There used to be an old-fashioned belief in Providence, but L notice the people faith in Providence since the Chicagos w washed them su badly.—President Hulbert. cl find no better place to ta meal than the popnar Board of Trad Room, hitely opened at 119 and 121 L: street, Une room formerly occupied “Open Board.” The Common! of State and Randolph streets (Conti Hall Building), continues to unitin lend as rears cleanliness and good fare. ‘Their guests are may cool aud comfortable even in the days by isuproved. steam Ventilating tans. Chava Morris thi gypsy, and i she can _personate 2 ne at play written for her. A goud idea, Chiara, to we cloth this hot weather and not appear odd. Half the pleasure and enjoyment of a race is lost if the looker-on does not} tte chronograph or spiit-sec 3 y himself gs co the actaal ci the flyers. This is probably une there has been such a fa gruph and repeate: sMinerican mak week. It is admitted th the Jurgest stack in this line and their prices are always si just went out to seea friend for a mo- remarked Jones to his wife Uae other he returned to hi: tat the ndevd,” replied Mrs, Jones with ‘ “LT supposed, from the odor of your breath, that you had be iu winced. nty-second street na avenue, has 5 hased of P. Kimball & an elegant ndan tor the use of his custemers. bound to have tie best. some deco is behind the t alw’t so bad atter all—iWiibur reason wily lv OF chrono- ative art My Storey. We would se those about purchasing confectionery for the Singerfest holiday buy at Swanson’s, pew store, 7 State iis stock is ail absolutely fresh aud pure, @ Gazette gives this scasonable “Don't take wt liquid tonic. Go out arden and famtitrize yourself wiih: you'll find that. a_ stomachie.” that Gazeite learn to st i-e spells ache in Chicago, ber that Tail h ues of milimery son, 10k State street and 222 street. “hades? weakens the force of yinuch. Low dat it will yael be cones in and say: ofatime to put in tle Wuere the “hades is the fel- a2 mow When will rectly? A: «lies should - remes 1 on our ear: That was a hae paper about me. Jow who wrote The Sovereign is the latest improved Mac- Kinnon peu. It can ve closed into small n¢é lengtnened for pine compass Tor the pocket. use. ‘Phe most popular pen nade. kKinnon Pen Company, 98 Madison st [a ion suggests to your ircular, The “ Leutn hat is all the rage for Siingerfest holidays. Introduced vy Hurner, BIG West Madison street. An anxious correspondent writes us along communication, sayeng that he “cau prove trom the Bible that angels nave wings.” We don’t velieve it, Biole or no Biute, die one we niurried hasn’t any wags. The customers of A. Walters will be sed to learn that he has just purchased P. Kimball & Co. one of those un- equaled Kiam andatts. The fool goeth out in a sail-boat when he buom frou a breaker, but the up pebbies on Ue shore aud sirlin a pink dress. flirts with Reddy's oil-stove but requ inspection to convince you of Hs merits. Examine it at the office, 163 East Adams street. ing died with a guitar in her hands, a Bostonian regrets the fact, but would not objeet ita few young inen should, die with accordions in ther hands. For perfect crayon work wd natural pho- tography see Ahlvoin, 335 West Sucdison st. A Philadelphia girl on being asked what she considered the greatest misfortune that could overtaz woman, prowpily replied, “Attending nie with a boilon her lip.” ‘The oaly absolutely perfect fitting shirt is madeby Cone, Ls Dearborn. There are su inany towns in Minois where they fine a man fur swearuiy that a stranger never knows when itis safe for him to wk about the weather. oper, the hatter, can suit everybody in ny style and 151 Clark street. reverence for the traih,”? gentioman, So L per- vas the reply, ** for he always keeps: tabie distance from it. picnie_is Memmrich For date and aA young lady hi “ Speaking of drainage 's Jones, “ my wife and daughters understand it tu perfec- tion, and my bank account will be drained dry. before they get back from Saratoga and Long Branch.” _ Special attention is called to the Royal Owl cigarettes. ‘Chis brand of all Havana ¢igar- et is Stratton & Storm’s: hitest and best production, Sold by all dealers. Daughter—* Well, mothe?, when I grow up, Lshall Have nry boots as tightus 1 0 them.” Mother—* Yes, my: d Wheu you get older you walk yourself into. the grave.” Dang * Perhaps 1 , uryway, I shall look well while king ihere.? : — FARMS! NOTHING BUT FAIN3! Mr. T. B. Boyd, of £79 Madisow street, has just published a large and very handsome paper giving a complete and full description of about 100 of the best improved stock and grain farms in the Western States. If you are wanting to buy, by sending pustage stamps fur mail one or more of these papers he will send them to you, or if you have friends in Europe er Canada who are expecting to come to this country, and will want farms, xive their names and address and he will forward papers to them at onee. The paper is printed in English and German, and is worthy of your attention. —— CATARRH, On the fifth page of this paper Dr. Pratt discourses upon the cause and cure of catarrh and its complications in a manner interesting to sufferers .with that disease. His success is vouched for by proof uuques- tionable, +t is | i i 1 1 out. { would behave bimsetf. | tor the guud of suc’ QUITE, QUITE MAD. Mr. Storey Following in the Footsteps of ‘‘ Ophe- lia,” And Imitating the Literary Pro- ductions of Joel Henry Wells. Discoveries of a Reporter in the Euitorial Colunins of the “Times.” Statistics of the City Circulation of “The Tribune” and the “Times.” The Former Shown to Be from 15,000 to 20,000 Ahead. Bogus Ads and a Bogus Circulation Go Han¢-in-Hand. DYING AT TOP. GONE TO JOIN DEAN SWIFT. Evidences of tho mental decay of the editor of the Chicazo Times ure multiplying. None are more convineing than the parigraphs which be priuts in his newspuperat-the bead of Its edito- rial page every duy, These editorials ure peculiar compositions. ‘hey are plainly the product of what wag formerly his own brain. Nobody else could Write them. Nobody else would write them und cireulace thom in au intelllgest com- muulty. They have the marks of ingutel de- generacy oud decay written all over them in fuming charucters. They would convict thelr author of mental incoinpetency before any Court und any jury in the land. ‘Tus TRIBUNE some Ume ago challenged tho editor of the Times to subinit bls case to 2 com~ mittee. of. trustworthy gentlemen who should decide for the benefit ot the community wheth- er be fs in fuct CLOTHED AND IN INS RIGHT MIND. This challenge hus never been answered. It cannot be nnsivered. One of the common symp- toms of inadness is 2 sort of low cunning which enables the afllicted person to control ois mal ady und Keep out of harm's way. Surprising tents of strength and agility have been per- formed by crazy men. The editor of the Chi- cago Times will never perform any more teats ot strength. But be continues to be remarka- agile, To dodges. and squirms and andes the issue. “He will not that js of sound mind. He seeks to sa ng a purtiul cuntession. | it mnty be,” he by ent ¢ he says, * Haat the editor of the Timex is played But bo At muy be sb, indeed, Ay! ts s gentic- wil not lett contmitice of distateres! wen sny whether it 1s so or not. Noung can be sadder than mental decay vhen it 1s aceompanied by physical prosteaon and ruin, ‘There are men who reatin their strengip until late in lte.and then go all to pieces at once, tul *One-tlos: qurallel to the deerepit und feedie m bi body; and everybody ‘knows watt bls bodily voud'ton is. It would be amazing indeed if a person in his state of health could write or speak eoberently. He ea THE TRIBENE ta es no plensure iu setting: thud phumty. It would WKe person unmolested, it be [But there ure_cireuin- stinces under which the mentally unfortunate cannot be permitted to run at hirge. When nec. T ULM BE CONFIN is 2 public nu LE a or let him be kept under tho constant surveillanee of trusty servant. Mr. Storey niready bas the ody servant to support by but nobudy bas yet ass ta deprive him of p and ink, uud paper. That must be the m1 step.” Wheo it is taken tho community will well rid of an afiiiction, and pussibly the per- turved spirit may rest. Few of the r of Tre ‘Tarmunc bave seen the ntal devay in the editor of the Times above alluded to, and ‘THe TRISUNE this morning to supply tno deticiency. of susceptidte of proof, and capable of worn to by many reputable men, that tho graph uppeared in the dong bim the being following editurtal. pi Chiexgo Limes yestorday morning: Thr soemediilian, He the boy on a certata oceasion, hay pothin ‘his ts well. Waen one has Webnos to, lease sid, the soon fensive. pH ‘other sido. ‘here it ‘badly. ~ Lhe Tones bas only told the exact dermediliian, Tt bas noting extonus ctdown naushtin malice. Lhe frre wné irutbrults. tue uld shel! about £! satay usa journal or pubhie events, ceused to exist altegecher und nig.itWonid not be missed. ft isn sything im the world, Indeed. fronly, it were noes Er s saneniity. the derute ditched is, Une anenthy. Bucthatisad. It is “nothing sborter, ad the: Lt scorns notaing longer. It isa traud— ust tat, aha nouns me And ac xeuie st ustonishing what Is done by fraud. ‘The Seu h Sen buople was u fraud. ‘The neon hoax waan trand. Great Irauds bate Dot deen tre- quent The fie. can, we Uus moment, revail to the Sou.t Sen babb: be Medill. dow Is most modern, Ismost Ancient of the three. . the mest innocent und funny of ble. Joumendiil shi: sudd it male senda fraud is eis moun huu mes There 7 Deh ny how. Him- xtion. ‘That ts what's the just was alls un. * ind gestion. Lv ty a clear e Rood digestion sid a i n vice versa. ‘Pots Tae. tx trated in Jo bountituily. “A pablic tectucer on dat oe urouad for inusira~ 00 an ununsweradle ursument. Joe might nike were money lo thi made tn the fraudulensadvertis and far nore credhabiy. When Jue gees traudu- Tent advertising business (which he will do soon), | Jum travel as un illustration of the bad eieets of tndi- gention ““the fimes bas no further remarks to miake on Joc hus been pretty well i Must needs rest ove ewisd Sunday and the Christian Suny v4 Teuhiy does nov know whether Jue enttle, probably Gente, as he es purk, ural deal Of at. WE SUBMIT IT TO THE INTELLIGENT PUBLIC whether a mun in the full possession of his mentil faculties could have written such an ex- traordinary paragraph as tbat printed above. Js is nov prinnt tuee evidence of imidness ? Did poor Joel: Henry Wells, who was adjudged a Junatie by the County Court of Coox County, ever write unything silicr, or wilder, or more incoherent? Ts (here not an extraordinary purailel between these atmiess and frothy jes, and the abusive advertisements of poor Joel Weltg concerning acertain hotel proprictor which were suppressed by ‘The TKIBCNE uy minnifesth a moment the attention of d to them? e printed actually did ap- the Lines yesterday morniog. THE ‘Suisun will produce in court, if necessary, the affidavits of the respectable men woo si it, thetr attention being eatlted todt by a reporter of Ubts peper ont of abundant caution. Notonly is this tne. but the paragraph reterred to is, one GLa long ser allequatiy silly, aud most. of them "spriukled ‘thickly with meau- imgless tales, nad allusions to pork and hoy, ‘which the —suunfortuunte cresture phtinly bus on the brain. “As an ae- quaintince once said, doy 1s hog "—this was one of the ‘sentences that m iiied to. mind, Why the xequaintanee y he suid it to Mr. the Times are left. to conjecture. What nection there was between the ucquaintance and con- the hog, or between the box and Mr. Sturey, they were all anke left toimagine. Now, here is ue clear a case of lunacy as ever was ‘made. fhousunds of poor untortuuites Mave been sent to the asylum on lighter evidence, Noris this all, ‘fne editor of the Times bas for a Jong time lubored under the hallucioation thathe could break down Tur ‘Trin by simple abuse. That he could get nu equul ation or au equal advertising patronage by Ghitmng to bave it. He never has been uble to dv the one thing or the otner. THE TRinusE. this murning prints returns to show that it has AN IMM: LY SUPERIOR CIRCULATION to the Times. The fact is Tux Twenge to-day prints and sells frum 15.00) to 20,00) more copie: than the Limes does. Ay for permitting adver- tsera ty bave the proof of tbls statement, the; always have been able to obtain it. and always cun bive ft. THe Tripuxe circulates to the Times in the proportion of 3to 2 in the City of Chicago, These are the fucts. Nobody can suc- cessfully dispute them. 20,000 MAJORITY. THAT'S WHAT THE TRIBUNE LEADS THE “Tis Mr. Storey’s paper, bu is little else todo of Jate. hus been bragging day ‘in and day out about its alleged city circulaticn, and seeking to persuade people that it really hus one, in order to give it some gort of 4 face when it demands that the public shall bestew its loose chunge ou its advertising culumos. But bis alicgutions a3 tocircumton, like his advertisements them- selves, are largely bogus. In other words, Mr. Storey’s paper is bogus at both ends—bogus as to the advertisements it prints, and bogus r | Chirk and Madison hundies 7 cinims—so bogus. in fact, that even the small clientage it bas Icft will hereafter be wholly In- excusable for wasting its resources on the thing. ‘There happen to be a number of carriers who circulate both Tue TrupuNe and the Times. ‘fneso districts exactly correspond. They know how the two pupers circulate. Below will be found returns from all these identical districts and from 2 number of the heaviest news-deal- crs in the city, all of which show that Tre TirB- UNE uniformly runs LALGELY AUEAD OB THE “TDIES.” - These returns -are for last Sunday morn- are ing’s issue. Tag. samo proportions preserved during ;the week, when about three-titths as many, papers are soid by both papors as on Sunday. The returns way be relied upon, ‘They are tucurate and have been sect ae Troma coaudentui agent of the Tlmes. It will be seen that the desgribed routes cover all sections of the city and are a fair comparison, for every cluss of subseriberst and every con. ceivuble busimess interest. ‘The same propor- tions being preserved Tue TRisUNE bas from 15.00 ta 20 nore circulation than the Times on Sunday inorning. E For instuneo, there is whatis_ known as Route No.3, supplied by the sittue carrier with bork Tirnyses aud Fimes’, apd the figures sow thut, in district. inbubited by so iptellizent a com— inunity as that. living in the territory bounded by the Iuke, Van Buren, Clark, und “Itandolpn streets, 286 persons Duy 4 AY TRIBUNE and only WW the Sunday Limes. So muck for that. » ‘The carrier for “Route No. 9 also detivers both to the peuple in the territory buurided by i State. and Tweittn strects. SBAY TRIBUNE 15 267, the The circulation of ‘THE against 153 tor the Chicago Timex. "Fhe CRIGUNE Route No. Wextends fromthe lnke to State street and from Tweifth street south to Twenty-secondstreet. ‘The carrier hav- ing churze of tais district also delivers ix En- giewond, und curries the 7 Route No. il, which lies immediately south af No. 19 and extends to ‘Thirty-lirst stree! Tur Stypay ‘FHapuse cireulation in Route No. 1 and En~ glewood ig 1.473. wails thut of the Sunday Tins in ull three districts is only xl, ‘The Tuird und Fourth Wards do not take the Storey paper very much. Moute 13 Hes betwoen Clark street and the river, from Twenty-second to ‘Thirty-ninth streets, ‘Tite SUNDAY TEUBUNE circulites 20 copies: the Times | ltuute 15 extends from the Jake west to State and Buttertield streets. und froin Thirty-tirst to ‘Yoirty-tfth street und the Boulevurd. ‘Cue SuNDayY 'TRIBCNE circulates 610 copies and the Limes 450. Raute 16 Hes between the like and the boule- yard and Thirty-lifth und ‘Thirty-ninth strects. Tho currier of this route also carries the Fimex as farsouth as Yorty-third street and yet the figures show up: SUNbAy Tiupusxe, cd; Lunes, 492. Route 201s even MORE UTTERLY DISPROPORTIONATE, the comparison being naturally to the disadva: of the Wells street saeet, “This route cou s all the West Side north of Kinzie street to its. In this district Tus Sunvay ichvered nuinber the Limes 550. Tn Route #1, between Etizabeth street and the western limits and from Kinzie to Kundotph streets, Tue Stnxpay Tripuxe circulates 25 = just swath of this, between Rau- Madison streets, trum Elizabeth street Here the tyures are: 3 Tiines, 20. toute 28 exiends from Ashland avenue to ison to Hurrison iers deliver of doiph und west. and from Medi AY THIN: in the double route w! ritory south of Hurrison and w the compurison stands a3 foilows: Wein: Times, 1,W00. is w Httle one, lying between Van Buren and ‘Tweltth streets and Asblind avenue and the westeru limits. Yet here THE StunDay TRIBUNE shows up 400 copies; tne Times 1s Route & is situated between Clark stree! the like, Lincoln Park andthe river. It re- quires four ‘T'rtuuNe carriers to do the work in this district, while the Times gets along wit two. The reason 13 that of ScNDAY TRIBUNES trace. are circulated inthis district 800; of the Time: Route 3t extends tram Division street to the Rivor and trom Clark to Wells streets. The tigures are: THESUNDAY TRIBUNE 2; Times iv. Route 45 has tho sume norch and south bound- Wells street to the ch comprises the ter- of Halsted ‘Tun Suspay copies: the Ttmes 149. Route No. 36 takes in all the North Side north of Division strevt to the city umits. Includmg supplies to newsdealers in this secuon, the tizures stand: THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE, 5,600; TH “rinces,”” 1 oh In the words of a contidential employé of the Times trom whom the turezolng tgures of the circulation of that paper were obtainer ‘Therv may not be x thousand copies of the Times sold to newsboys during the week, but on Sundass there are u good tmavy more, and ou the Soutn Side the Sunday eirenlation of the Times is to gene of tue TRIBUNE in the proportion of, two to. ree.” {here are a number of private carriers, news- stands, and boys baving rexulur routes or stands, and in almost every one of these cases, where the lgures could be obtained, they were found to show up LARGELY 1N FAVOR OF THE TRISUNE. Thus a boy who sells onthe corner of ‘TRIBUNES, 33 Stands in front of the Trinunes, 60; Limes, 20. <A colored mitu on the northen: tof Dear~ born and Madison sells W ‘Tripcyes, 3 Times. A currier who delivers on Haisted down as far as Sixteenth street, takes 335 ScNDay ‘TRUD- Times, Another, who Patmer House, sells: uNes and: only 150 Times. Mr. Lubre, rest Side earricr, takes Bid Day TRINDNES and 240 Times, aod Mr. Gol- on the South Side, handles fy InmnUNES to Yimes. Mr. Struck, on tho West side, takes 1,135 copies ot Tuc SuNvay LRIBENE and 515 of the Times; and Mr. Laing, in the southwest part a ES and 125 Lumea’; while Charles Anselm, who delivers in the north lev, west section, takes 1.500 TRIBUNES and 810 Times. Instances of the like cbaracter, ty which the proportions are equully to the disadvantage of Mr. Storey’s paper, might be multiplied indetin- itly, but cnough space bas. been occupied and enough space given to expnye thoroughly tho fictitious nature of the alleged “city circula- tion” of the Tintes. ————_—_. HIGHLY ARTISTIC STAINED GLASS, There is upon exelibition at the show- rovius of McCully & Miles, corner of Adams street and Fifth avenne, two memorial win- dows of rare and exquisite design. One symbolizes “ Faith,” the other “* Hope.” In “Faith * there is a sweet decision in the countenance; an unwavering character is delineated, . The fis ¥, dignified, and full of religious feeling. Hope” has an -animated face,-beaudful, buoyant, and tuli of hope, as it should be; the attitude is pleasing and graceful. Both of these figures exhibic perlect drawing and athorough knowledge of the harmony of color, ‘The biending of rich and varying tints of antique ¢ is exquisite. Indeed, nothing more beauciful has ever been accom- plished in this conntry. ‘The work re- ds us of those grand old speci mens of art which “are sometimes met with in Europe. ‘To those interested in art decoration a cordial invitation is extended to examine the really beauiiful work exe- cuted by this firm, whose present commis- sions embrace the Episcopal Cathedrals at Omaha and Denver, the Kowan Catholic Cathedral at Little Ruck, Ark., and many of the best residences in this city. a NEW OPERA-HOUSE AND NEW BANK BUILDING Speciat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Lima, O., June 35.—We have now in course of construction # mammoth building enterprise, which is to comprise an elegunt bank buildjug for the Allen County Bank, a magnificent Op- era-Houuse, und « large number of tine business’ stores, ollices, otc.,ctc. All this work is being done by B.C. Faurot, Esq., President of the.Al- Jen County Bank. ‘There will be a flac snfe-de- posit viult,well suppl-ed with safety depositories, and Mr. Fuurot decided to buve the vaule‘Iining and vault doors und the deposit boxea the vory latest and best. Ic therefore seat for the vet- eran contractor in that line, who bas’ supplied our Merchants’ National and Fidelity’safe de- posit vaults, Mr. Juo, W. Norris, Viée-President of the Diebold Safe & Luck Co:, and con- tracted for the whole oitfit with him. Wecom- mend his choice, as Mr. Norris ,has the entire contidence of the banks and leading tirms in this city and throughuut the Northwest. The urchitect Tor this building is Osear Cobb, the famous theatrical architect Wf Chicago. ‘The Extinction, ofthe Lagies. A correspondent. of ,the Litchiteld. (Conn.) Enquirer writes as follows: of the practical ex Unetion of the buld- bended eagte frum tbe Con- necticut bills: * A puig.of these birds bave lived for maoy years in jie, wicinity of Bantam Luke, und visitors therp, were often delighted at the SIGhTOE them sosing- hich in alee One very clear day last Ajagusy they came up to the vii- luge and rempjneu gareling fur above the tlay- suttf und Weat Pack for vearly an hour at bigh uuon. Groilps collected on the corners to ad- mire them, as,their changing positions brought the bright ‘sunilgbt full upon their splendid white heads und magniticent wings. It was the first time several uf uur visitors bad seen an cugle, and it was afterward remarked by them, ‘What a beautiful s.ght those eagles were, above the villuge green.’ In your ist week's paper I read, with surprise and sucrow, that they. had been *sbot nt Bantam Luke!” So tho last puur of eagles disappexe from old Litehteld. and the species {s now forever extinct bere; there will uever be any more of thei. . Their age was no doubt very great. The engle does uot come to maturity until 5 years old, and lives a long time. One died in Vienna after a captivity of 105 seats. Who can tell how many scores of years this pair hud kept watch over Bantam | Lake? I know not who did It, but the shooting of them was a public culumity, and hus foreves deprived our village of a rare attraction.” ————_ HELD FOR MURDER, Coroner Matson beld an inquest yesterday morning at the City-Hall upon Edward Stannard, tho colored nan whe was Killed Thursday night by Luther Koss, also colored, in the rooms of the Ow! Club in MeVicker's Theatre. The jury, atter listening tothe meagre evidence and a briet statement by the prisoner, returned verdict that Stunnard came to his death by reason of q wound in the breast produced by a knife orsomg other Sharp instrument in the hinds of Luther Ross, and they recominended that tne Intter bs held without ball to await the action of the- Grand Jury. —————— BIRTHS. “HEIFELD—F riday, June 21, Sirs. Joseph Bel son. aa MARRIAGE LICENSES, 5 Marriage lleenses were lsued yoster Reatdence, $F. Adobe: ¢ Miriam B. Deane. {F. B. Chariton... ¢ Mary Ellen Gree § Charles Franz, UEmelia Dew.h! § Carl Slostrom, Vida W. Gdsor ‘Henzy Henn! (Mary A Reptozle.. § Auzust Herwls, 1 Eltzabeth Geier. (OD, Hogan. (Annie E. Jones (W. F. Hern... (Clara J. Gray SWithenm ix, (Stary Chind:er. GW. EL. ‘Thompson. {Maria Tuck. SW. Nenry Rye UMary O'Neil Ss Philip 0% (Margaret Sherldan.. § Albert Mahler, (Bitza Horstecter, (Frank Grady... ... few Reritn, Wis, Viitewater, Wis, 1 Orchard, M4 North-ar. ‘Trrenty-sccond. 7 Anaole O'Connell, hteazo, W. F. Donahue. Chicazo. ¢ Anna Fiyiin..... {Ancon Pfohl. ¢Theresa ved! one Homer, Lillian Wilke ¢Thomus Murph: UNellie Waits: $ Sohn G. Donalasot (Bara Reed... oy }> West Kichte 3 West Elshtesss, ORT. C, Lunham.... ..2f..6525 State, YHienore Muzhe: 21... Vernotrae SJoset Virab. ‘Mary Beuda, $ Claphaye (uilbeaut.... (Noms St. Plerre...., § Frank Puneoeha: UAgnes Waten.. SE cece i ee, SS MARRIAGES. Stir a See STE MCCONNHILI—MEAD—June 2, at the residence of the bride’s paronts in Lake View, by the ttev. Wiliam J. Petric, Benjamin F. MeCoanell and ells Med: KELNOLDS—WYCKOFF—in Milwaukee, June 4, ISAl, Ly the Mey. Dr. ‘Tickenshor, A, W. Kelnotds, of Autor, IML, and Mrs. S.C. Wyckoff, of 38: West ateai- son-st.. this elty. O'NEILL <MOORHEAD—June If, by the Rev. Far ther Gurk, Thunias Moorhead and Mary O'Nelll, bowk of Chteazo. VOLK—LARRABEE—June °5, br the Rev. George Milne, Mariun 8. Larrabee und Dougius Volk, of New York. . INHERG—GAMBLE—At St Louls, June 2, by Sohurier, Me. Geo. LL ptemnbent, ofa, the Kev, Lous, und Mus Banna 1. Gambie, of Bvanaon Il DEATHS. Raina tae een HARHIS—The funeral of John Harris, ate mem- beret Gauntlet Lodce, Knighis of seeps whi take piace at Pures corner of Madison, and Hujsted-ats., June 2, at o'clock. Members of the Lodge ure requested to be present, HAAS—June 25, at bis late residence, 47 East Tweniy-rnird-st, Joun Hass, aged so yéars and 3 months. Funeral from the house at 1 o'clock p. m. Monday, ahine #7 by cattinges to Wardbeim Cemetery. FITZGHERALD—June %, ‘Thomas Fitzeecald, of arsivsiz, a: the residence of bis sister, Mrs. Garrett Vest Taylor-st,, ased 64 sears. Funeral Monday, June “, by carriazes to Holy Family Chureh, with ‘solemn’ high muss, thence by cara 16 Calvary Cemetery. x QUIGLEY—James, youngest son of James aid Masale Quigley, Of congestion of the Druin, aged? mon.ns. Faveral Monday from residence. %73 Wes: Thir toenih-st., by curriazes to Calvary Cemetery. MERRILI—June 2h at $p. in. beloved daughter of Ss. and Frank Merrill, axed lu months and 1 days Foners! frum residence, Central Park-as. (and Fwenty-fourtirst, to Gracoland, Sunduy, June ab P. un. HOLLAND—At 5 o'clock a. m. June 23, Hannah Mollund, beloved wife of Henry Holland. Funeral Monday, ac o’ciock, by carcuiges to Bose Bil Frienus ure invited. * ss GRIFFIN—A melis, beloved wife of Jobn Griftn. Funeral at il: » m, Sunday, June 2 from resk donee, lt Kast Van Buren-yt. to st. Mary's Church, thence by cars to Calvary. Cars leave Kinzte-st. at lo'cluck, sparp. GREANEY—June 2%, at 1 o'clock a. m., John Groaney, axed 52 year. Funerdl sunday. June %, at 9:30, to Church of the Naavity, thence by carriages vo Calvary Cemetery. RAGOK—June 2, Arthur Hogor, beloved son of Jacob Ragor, uxed 3 years and 4 months. Funeral Moaday. June 77, ut 2U o'clock, from SL ‘West Pearson-st, by carriages to Calvary. GRANABAN—In this clty.Juno 5, John Granahag, zed 22 “ “funeral from his Iste residences, 144 Tawthomne- av.. by carriuues tu the Church of the Holy Name, shane, by cars to Calvary Cemetery, on Monday, jane 2. UTH—At Denver, Colo., on the 2ith inst. M. W, Smicb, of this city. ‘Nowe of uneral heresfter. CROAK—June 25. at 2 p. m., Joba F. Croak, 19 years 1 mgnih und 2. days, only son uf Serge Jolin Croak of Centrat Police Station. ‘Funeral from residence, No. 191 Desplainea-st, ‘Tue day, J ne 3, at lv a” m.. by carriages 10 So Yatrtek's Charch, and thence by cars to Calvary Cemetery. GRIFFIN—June 24, 1831, Winnle Griffin, aged 2 years, dunebter of William Grigin. Funeral from the residence of her parents, No. 50 East Superior-st, Sunday, June 3i, at LEQ p. my thence by curringes to Calvary Cemetery. GAULEY—AtS1 Walte-st, Joba Gauley, aged 5 years months. Funeral services at? o'clock to-day; by carriages to Graceland. : FILZGIBBON—In, this city June 24 Mre Eldore Fitzsibbon, wiie of Miehacl Ftizsibben, aged 5 years months, Funeral Sanday at 12 o'clock ac St. Pa*rick's Chareh, thence by carriages to Calvary. Friends invited. HL—At Lndianapolis, June 2, of quick consum} Jolin W. Gell tu his Sa year = __ ANNOUNCEMENTS. FM5S.3,3, SCOTT WILD OPEN a SUE at mer Kinder ten and School vf Industrial Art ut fl Twenty-second-st, cornér Urairie-av., June 33. Kedisington und all kinds of embroidery taugnt, TOTICE—I IIEREBY NOTIFY ALL JN. parties ‘dome basiness with me that Mr. Frank 5. Washburne {sno longer in my eray.oy frow ibis date. Chicago. June 3, T3l 3. A. FREEMAN, Mere cbantTatior, HY bast Madison-st. < OSTPONED— SOUTH CHICAGO Land & Building Associxtion—The sulu of Innds Advertised for ‘Thursday. Junv24 ts postponed, farther notice. HAKLEY GREEN, President. MPHE LADIES OF THE WORKING woman's Home. 21¢ Falton-st.. arc happy to an~ founce that they have recured the services of the Chieag > Quartotge ut the enlectainment to be zivea, atthe Home on Monday eventing, the 2th inst. OOF timt-clans ts ent fs also engages. IE ANNUAL PICNIC OF STAR OF Ledie No. 3, Amertean Protestant As at River Grove, Despinines. on leave the comer of Wells @elock, st-pping at Purk Sta av; return ata:dh Tickete, scents years, 25 cents. Musle by Novan: and Kinzie-sis, at don and Wesel Elegant Cream Plumes, $2 and $2.59% E’egant Black Tips, 50c, woll worth Sle Elegant Black Chip Hats, new shapes, 756 Elegant Tuscan Bonnets, S3c. Elegant shaded wide Ombre Ribbons, S06 Elegant Roses, 10c. Elegant Sprays of Flowers, 50c and Sle Stylish Misses’ Hats, 40c, 50c, and 65¢e Stylish Leghorn Hats, 752. | We have made Great Reductions in prices of our ‘trimmed Hats and Bone nets. Very choice goods at reasonable prices. Hetchkin, Palmer & Coy {37 and 139 State-st. ARTISTIC MILLINERY. MRS. WILD will sell her entire: stock AT COST. The richest. Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Ombre Silks and Ribbons, Import- ed Bonnets, &c., in the market. Just received from New York, 4 line of superb Patterns at ASTON-- ISHINGLY LOW PRICES. Pats, ‘lors, 9 & 12 Central Music-Hall.